20 Urdu Baby Names Meaning, Starting With R

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Rayann
Baby Girl Sign Girl The heaven's door that opens in the month of Ramadan
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Rauhah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A happy and content individual
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Rawhiyah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A highly spiritual person
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Rawza
Baby Girl Sign Girl A woman who is like a garden
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Rayees
Baby Boy Sign Boy A wealthy person
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Raytah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A daughter of a small farmer
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Reiaf
Baby Boy Sign Boy A Muslim male name
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Rezaulkarim
Baby Boy Sign Boy A satisfaction of the most genereous one
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Rizqin
Baby Girl Sign Girl One who has good fortune
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Roheen
Baby Girl Sign Girl An Iron-strong woman
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Rozinah
Baby Girl Sign Girl One day's wage
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Rudainah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A very old Arabic female name
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Rufayah
Baby Girl Sign Girl Hadith's early student
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Ruhiya
Baby Girl Sign Girl A woman of great spirits; A spritual one
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Ruhma
Baby Girl Sign Girl A woman of kind and merciful nature
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Rukhailah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A name of the Sahabi who fought in the battle of Badr; A ewe
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Rumaithah
Baby Girl Sign Girl A name of a Sahabiyah
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Rumeha
Baby Girl Sign Girl A girl who is a beautiful stone
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Rumman
Baby Girl Sign Girl She who is one of the people of the Rummana
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Rummana
Baby Girl Sign Girl A plum; Purple colour

Infographic: Impactful Urdu Baby Names Meaning, Starting With R

A given name can profoundly impact your child’s persona in many ways. Therefore, selecting a name with a meaningful theme and cultural relevance is vital. To help you make an informed and thoughtful choice, we bring you an infographic on dynamic Urdu Baby Names Meaning, Starting With R that could inspire your child to reach their full potential and become the best version of themselves.


 Urdu Baby Names Meaning, Starting With R(infographic)

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