Ri- baby names and what they mean, with 33 results. Ri- names are used more often as masculine names. Usage of these girl names was at its apex in 2016 (ADOPTION OF 0.5%) and is almost as widespread today (ADOPTION 0.4%, ▼13%), but with names like Rileigh falling out of fashion. Riley (#28), Ripley (#1228) and Rivka (#867) are three of the more trendy baby names here, while Riser (TOP 8%) and Riner (7%) are common Ri- last names. Here is the list of Ri- names for boys.

Ria - Rina

Ria¹▼, var. Rie
Stems fr. Danish. Nickname of Maria or Victoria. Adoption of Ria and Rie as baby names in 2018 was 100% less than the year before.

Ria²▼
Form of Rhea. Based on Greek word. "Flowing." Riah is also a slightly favored girl's name. See also Rae.

Riayn, Rianne¹, Rianna¹▼, Riann, Riana¹, Riane¹, Rian
Forms of Ryan. Stems fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "King." Common, and Riann is comparable to popular last names Raimann (TOP 99%), Rann (25%), with the -ann suffix.

Rianon, Riannon, Rianne², Rianna²▼, Riana², Riane²
Var. of Rhiannon. Based on Welsh. "Great queen, or goddess." Uncommon. Riana, Riane, etc. are not found in the US Demographics.

Riane³, var. Rianne³, Rianna³▼, Riana³
Stems fr. Irish word. Feminine of Ryan .. Rianna has trended downward in favor as a baby name circa 2002.

Rivy, Rivkah, Rivka▲, Rivi, Rivalee, Rivekka, Rivah, Riva, Ribecca
Var. of Rebecca. Root fr. Hebrew language. "To bind." Popular as children's names, Rivah, Ribecca, etc. sound like the conventional Reva.

Rikky¹, Rikki¹▼, Ricky¹, Rickie¹, Rica¹, Ricki¹▼
Var. of Frederica. Derivative of Old German word. "Peaceful ruler." Ricki (UPPER 74%), Rickie (86%) and Rikki (50%) are common feminine names, while Rica, Ricky and Rikky are uncommon.

Rica²
Var. of Roderica. Root fr. Old German element. "Famous ruler." Rica, like the similar Ricca, exists more often as a surname. See also Risa.

Rica³, var. Riqua, Rikki²▼, Riki¹, Rieka¹, Rieca, Riecka, Ricky², Rickie², Ricki²▼, Ricca¹
From Old Norse, Old German languages. "Complete ruler; peaceful ruler." Less used today. Ricki and Rikki were versions last found (1999) in the Top 2000.

Ricarda, var. Richmalle, Richmal, Richina, Richilene, Richette, Richia, Richenza, Richenda, Richelle¹▼, Richele, Richella, Richela, Richel, Richardyne, Richardette, Richardina, Richardene, Richardella, Richarda, Richanda
Origin fr. Old German word. "Powerful leader." Somewhat common as girls' names, Richel, Ricarda, etc. sound like the common Rachell.

Richelle²▼, var. Rikkie, Rikki³▼, Ricki³▼, Ricci, Ricca²
Derivative of American language. Feminine blend of Richard and Rachelle .. Ricca, Ricci and Rikkie are more unconventional as baby names among the variations of Richelle.

Rikky², Rikki⁴▼, Rikke, Ricky³, Ricki⁴▼, Rickie³, Rickee
Forms of Erica. Derivative of Old Norse word. "Complete ruler." Less widespread today. Ricki and Rikki were forms last listed (1999) in the Top 2000.

Rickie⁴, var. Rikky³, Rikki⁵▼, Riki², Rika, Ricky⁴, Ricquie, Ricki⁵▼
Based on Old German element. "Peaceful ruler." Rikki (TOP 50%), Ricki (74%) and Rickie (86%) are conventional as women's names, while Ricky, Ricquie, Rika, Riki and Rikky are rarely used.

Ricka, Rica⁴, Rieka²
Var. of Ulrica. Derived fr. Old German element. "Power of the wolf." Rieka, Rica and Ricka are rarely found as women's names, and Rica exists often (TOP 58%) as a surname.

Rihana
Source fr. Arabic word. "Basil." Uncommon as a girls' name, but Rihana is similar to the more familiar Rana. See also Roana.

Riley▲, var. Rileigh▼, Rilee
Derived fr. Irish, Gaelic word. "Courageous." Prominent, with usage of 0.354% for Riley, Rilee, etc. as baby names in 2018, but lower than 0.37% a year ago.

Rilla▼, var. Rillette, Rilletta
Derivative of German element. "Small brook." Rilla has diminished in favor as a baby name since the 1880s.

Rima
Derived fr. Spanish, Arabic. "Rhyme, poetry; antelope." Not in Top 2000. See also Riona.

Rimona
Origin fr. Arabic element. "Pomegranate." Rimona is sparsely used as a feminine name. See also Romana.

Rinah, Rina
Forms of Rena. Derivative of Hebrew word. "Melody." Used somewhat widely as girls' names, Rina and Rinah are similar to the familiar Rana.