Re- baby names and what they mean, with 46 results. These girl names reached the apex of their popularity 48 years ago (ADOPTION OF 1.5%) and are now significantly less widespread (ADOPTION 0.7%, DOWN 53%), with names like Reba becoming somewhat outmoded. The trendier names for newborns in this compilation are Remi (#177), Remy (#537), Renata (#505), Reina (#652) and Reyna (#611), while Reich (TOP 2%) and Reel (4%) are familiar Re- surnames. Here is the list of Re- names for boys.

Rea - Reiko

Rea¹
Var. of Ria. Source fr. Danish word. Nickname of Maria or Victoria. Less used today. Rea was last listed in the 1930s in the Top 2000.

Reya, Rea²
Forms of Rhea. Derivative of Greek word. "Flowing." Reia is also a somewhat popular birth name.

Reanna▼, var. Reeanne, Reannon, Reanne, Reannah
Derivative of Welsh language. "Great queen, or goddess." Common. Compare Reanna with popular surnames Ravina (TOP 83%), Regna (61%), which also end with -na.

Retha▼, Reatha
Var. of Aretha. Source fr. Greek word. "Excellence; righteous." Reatha (TOP 61%) and Retha (25%) are commonplace as female names.

Reba¹▼, var. Reyba
Short form of Rebecca, made familiar .. Usage of Reba as a baby name has faded since the 1920s.

Reva▼, Reevabel, Reeva, Ree¹, Reba²▼
Var. of Riva. Based on Hebrew language. "To bind." Ree, Reeva and Reevabel are more unique as baby names among the variant forms of Riva.

Rebecca▼, var. Revekka, Revekah, Reveka, Reeba, Rebeque, Ree², Rebekke, Rebekkah, Rebekka, Rebekah▼, Rebekha, Rebeka, Rebeha, Rebecky, Rebeckah, Rebeckia, Rebecka, Rebecha, Rebeccka, Rebeccah, Rebeccea, Rebecah, Rebeca, Rebbie, Rebbecca, Rebbecka, Rebbeca, Rebba, Rebakah, Reba³▼
Origin fr. Hebrew language. "To bind." Reba (UPPER 49%), Rebecca (35%) and Ree (18%) occur often as surnames.

Reberta
Var. of Roberta. Based on Old English, Old German languages. "Bright fame." Reberna and Reberza are creative forms.

Rechell
Form of Rachel. Root fr. Hebrew word. "Ewe, female sheep." Unusual as a baby name, but Rechell is comparable to the more conventional Rochell. See also Richella.

Redmilla
Form of Radmilla. Origin fr. Slavic language. "Industrious for the people." Redmilla is a scarcely used feminine name.

Reed, var. Reida, Reid, Reade, Read
Derivative of Old English language. "Red-haired." Reed, Reida, etc. are barely found as feminine names.

Reena
Form of Serena. Derived fr. Latin word. "Serene, calm." Less common today. Reena last appeared in the 1980s in the Top 2000. See also Renne.

Reesa
Var. of Risa. Based on Latin language. "Laughter." Scarce as a children's name, but Reesa is similar to the more popular Reece. See also Reeva.

Reese▲, var. Reece
Derived fr. Welsh. "Enthusiasm." Reece and forms were favored as baby names in 2012 and are almost as common now.

Reita, Reeta
Forms of Rita. Stems fr. Spanish, Greek elements. "Pearl." Used somewhat widely as children's names, Reeta and Reita are comparable to the common Reda.

Rephayelle, Rephaela, Refella, Refaella
Var. of Raphaela. Derived fr. Hebrew. "God heals." Not Top 2000 names.

Refugia
Derivative of Spanish, Latin elements. "Shelter." Adoption of Refugia grew 118 years ago.

Regan¹▼, var. Reghan, Reagan▲
Stems fr. Gaelic element. Usage of Regan as a girls' name has faded since 2001.

Regina▼, var. Reyna▲, Rejine, Reinette, Reinetta, Reina▲, Reine, Reginna, Reginia, Reginette, Reggie, Regine, Reggi, Regena, Regeena, Regan²▼
Root fr. Latin. "Queen." Regina, Regan, Reina and Reyna were Top birth names in 2018.

Reiko, var. Rei
Stems fr. Japanese language. "Beautiful; lovely child." Rei appears regularly (UPPER 36%) as a surname.