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| Rachna |
construction, arrangement |
| Radha |
Lord Krishnas lover, also means prosperity, nature |
| Radhika |
Radha, lover of Lord Krishna |
| Rajani |
night |
| Rajanigandha |
scented flower |
| Rajashri |
kings pride, ornament |
| Rajasi |
worthy of a king, Goddesss Durga |
| Rajata |
silver |
| Rajeshwari |
queen ( main ), Goddess Parvati |
| Rajkumari |
princess |
| Rajnandini |
princess |
| Rakhi, rakhee |
thread used in brother-sister bonding during festival of rakhsha bandhan |
| Ramani |
a beautiful girl |
| Ramita |
pleasing |
| Rambha |
name of an apsara |
| Rameshwari |
Goddess Parvati |
| Rangana |
happy |
| Rani |
queen |
| Ranjana |
entertainment |
| Ranjita |
amusing, decorated |
| Rashmi |
a ray of light |
| Rasika |
sugarcane juice, connoiseur |
| Ratanjali |
red sandal wood |
| Rati |
wife of cupid ( Kamdev ) |
| Ratna |
gem |
| Ratnajyoti |
light from a jewel |
| Ratnalekha |
beauty of jewels |
| Ratnangi |
whole body adorned with jewels |
| Ratnaprabha |
Earth, light from a jewel |
| Ratnapriya |
one who likes jewels |
| Ratnamala |
jewels necklace |
| Ratnavali |
a bunch of gems, Earth |
| Rekha |
line |
| Renu |
molecule, particle, Earth |
| Renuka |
molecule, Earth, Parshurams mother |
| Reshma |
soft & shining like silk |
| Reva |
Goddess Durga, Narmada river |
| Revati |
wife of Balarama, 27th nakshatra |
| Ritika |
bronze |
| Roma |
Goddess Lakshmi |
| Rohini |
4th nakshatra, cow, lightening |
| Roshni |
light |
| Roshan |
bright |
| Ruchi |
taste |
| Ruchira |
saffron, tasty |
| Ruchita |
beauty |
| Rudrabhiravi |
Goddess Durga |
| Rudrakali |
Godess Durga |
| Rudrani |
a wife of Shiva (iDurga), a raagini |
| Rudrapriya |
beloved of Rudra (Parvati/Durga) |
| Rukma |
golden |
| Rukmini |
wife of Krishna |
| Rupa |
beauty, silver |
| Rupali |
beautiful, pretty |
| Rupashri |
a musical raagini |
| Rupasi |
beautiful lady |
| Rupi |
beauty |
| Rujul |
soft spoken |
| Rujula |
who endows wealth, Goddess Lakshmi, soft, innocent |
| Rujuta |
honesty, sincerity |
| Raima |
Pleasing; Rama of the axe ( origin - Sanskrit : Root: Rama) |
