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Ratnavali
A bunch of gems
Ratnavathi
Earth
Ratnawali
Wife of the famous poet named Tulsidas (Wife of the famous poet Named Tulsidas)
Ratree
Jasmine flower
Ratrinight
A Name for Goddess Durga
Rattan
Gem
Ratti
Wife of Kamdeva
Ratuja
Daughter of Truth
Raudah
(Rauzah), Paradise
Raudramukhi
One who has a fierce face like destroyer Rudra
Raudri
A Garland of Gems
Raudzah
Garden in paradise
Raufa
To Compassionate
Rauhah
Happy Contented
Raula
Famous wolf. The feminine form of Raoul
Raulla
Famous wolf. The feminine form of Raoul
Raullah
Famous wolf. The feminine form of Raoul
Raulle
Famous wolf. The feminine form of Raoul
Raunaa
Variant of Rana: To gaze. Look beautiful. Graceful.
Raushani
Light, splendour
Ravali
Sound came from Murali
Ravati
A mythical princess.
Raveen
Brown Eyes
Raveena
Sunny, Bright
Ravenna
Either an elaborated form of Raven or a borrowing of the name of a northern Italian commune in Emilia-Romagna
Ravichandrika
A Garland of Gems, Glory of Sun, Moonlight
Ravija
the Sanskrit ravi the sun
Ravina
Sunny, Bright
Raviprabha
Light of the sun
Ravipriya
Red lotus flower
Ravishta
Loved by the Sun
Ravit
You quenched your thirst
Raviyanki
Sunshine (daughter of the Sun God)
Ravva
Beauty
Ravya
Worshipped
Ravyanki
Meaning having Sun Sunshine
Rawa
Satisfaction with drink
Rawaa
Refreshing water
Rawaah
Evening
Rawaakh
Evening
Rawah
Charm, beauty, splendor
Rawaha
Name of a person
Rawan
Sensitive
Rawashed
Rightly guided, on the right path
Rawashedah
Rightly guided, on the right path
Rawayeh
Good, fresh scent
Rawda
Meadow
Rawdah
One who works the earth; a gardener
Rawdah Rawdha
Garden
Rawdha
Garden
Raweeda
Gently Vision
Rawfiyyah
Tranquility, serenity
Rawhah
Good, fresh scent, fresh breeze
Rawhiya
Full of, so the full meaning is full of good scent, full of happiness, full of comfort
Rawhiyah
Spirituality
Rawia
Narrator, reciter
Rawiah
Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry
Rawiah Raawiya
Transmitter of ancient Arabic poetry
Rawidah
Soft
Rawiya
From rawiya narrator, storyteller, which is from the root rawa to relate