| Radulphus | Derived from 'rad' meaning 'counsel' and 'ulphus' meaning 'wolf' |
| Radus | Derived from 'rad' meaning 'counsel' and 'us' meaning 'son' |
| Radvers | Derived from 'rad' meaning 'counsel' and 'vers' meaning 'ruler' |
| Raedel | Derived from 'raed' meaning 'counsel' and 'el' meaning 'noble' |
| Raedfrid | Derived from 'raed' meaning 'counsel' and 'frid' meaning 'peace' |
| Raedla | Derived from 'raed' meaning 'counsel' and 'la' meaning 'noble' |
| Raedwulf | Derived from 'raed' meaning 'counsel' and 'wulf' meaning 'wolf' |
| Raegenhere | Derived from 'raeg' meaning 'counsel' and 'enhere' meaning 'warrior' |
| Ragener | Derived from 'rag' meaning 'counsel' and 'ener' meaning 'warrior' |
| Rahere | Derived from 'ra' meaning 'counsel' and 'here' meaning 'warrior' |
| Rahshone | Derived from 'rah' meaning 'counsel' and 'shone' meaning 'son' |
| Railey | From the Deer Meadow |
| Rali | From the Deer Meadow |
| Raly | From the Deer Meadow |
| Ramsie | The Raven Island; Ram's Island |
| Ramsy | The Raven Island; Ram's Island |
| Rancel | One who is a shield bearer. |
| Ranch | One who Owns or Works |
| Randoll | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf shield' or 'wolf protector' |
| Randulph | Strong Defender |
| Randulphus | Latinized form of 'Ranulf,' meaning 'wolf shield' or 'wolf protector' |
| Randwin | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf friend' or 'wolf companion' |
| Randwulf | Strong Defender |
| Raneish | Variant of 'Ranish,' meaning 'wolf island' or 'wolf's land' |
| Raney | A name meaning wise counsel. |
| Range | A vast area of open land. |
| Rank | Small Shield; Poor |
| Ranlyn | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf's meadow' or 'wolf's clearing' |
| Ranndy | Variant of 'Randy,' meaning 'wolf's shield' or 'wolf's protector' |
| Ranulfus | Latinized form of 'Ranulf,' meaning 'wolf shield' or 'wolf protector' |
| Raulfe | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf's counsel' or 'wolf's advice' |
| Raulin | A wise and powerful wolf. |
| Ravine | A deep, narrow gorge. |
| Raydell | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf's valley' or 'wolf's dale' |
| Rayland | Derived from Old English, meaning 'wolf's land' or 'wolf's territory' |
| Rayle | As Innocent as a Lamb |
| Raymen | Form of Raymond; Guards Wisely |
| Raynaldus | Latinized form of 'Ranald,' meaning 'wolf shield' or 'wolf protector' |
| Rayon | Heaven's Door Name |
| Rayvon | A gift from the heavens. |