What are some traditional baby girl names that have stood the test of time?

There are many traditional and classic girl names that are popular all over the world. They include Alice (noble), Amelia (hardworking), Abigail (my father is joy), Gwyneth (happiness), Edith (wealth), and Sussanah (lily).

How do I make sure the baby girl name I choose is easy to pronounce and spell?

Names that are easy to spell are also easy to pronounce. These consist of a few syllables that are very short. You can choose from some common options like Mia (friendly), Ella (beautiful), Emily (eager or laborious), Grace (goodness), Jess (God exists), Lucy (light), Jen (fair one), and Molly (star of the sea).

What are some baby girl names that work well in multiple languages/cultures?

There are many international girl names that have been popular for many decades. These multilingual names usually have Hebrew, Latin, or English origins. Some good examples are Dana (the most beautiful pearl), Cassidy (clever or curly-haired), Chloe (young green shoot), Demi (earth mother), and Diana (divine).

Should I consider the popularity of a baby girl’s name when choosing one for my child?

It would be best to start your baby name search by looking at the popularity of different names. This will be helpful if you desire a trendy name for your child. However, avoid overly popular names as they lack individuality and impact. Your child may prefer an easy-to-pronounce yet unique name when they grow up.

What are some rare girl names?

Rare names allow your child to stand out as they cannot be mistaken for popular and overused names. Very few parents have taken such names over the decades. You can choose from Zendaya (to give thanks), Chantria (moonlight), Yamileth (beautiful), Saanvi (one who will be followed), and Monserrat (jagged mountain).

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23 Girl Names with Meanings King, Starting With R

Written by Shikha Thakur, MBA

Edited by Siddharth Kesiraju, MA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Fact-checked by Praggya Joshi, MA, BEd

Last Updated on Oct 3, 2023

Illustration: MomJunction Design Team

Name	Gender	Meaning
Ryla	Girl	A little king; Descendant of Rian
Rayanna	Girl	Wise and graceful; Gracious beam of light; Little king; Wise; Smart
Ryanne	Girl	A little king
Rianna	Girl	Great queen; Goddess; Little king; Gracious and beloved
Rayanne	Girl	Wise and graceful; Gracious beam of light; Little king; Wise; Smart; Gate to Heaven
Rushika	Girl	A class of gods; An ornament; King of sages; A female author composing ancient texts
Regal	Girl	King
Ryana	Girl	Little king; Royalty
Raiana	Girl	King; Ruler
Riane	Unisex	Little king; Beloved; Favor

Reanne	Girl	Little king; Great queen
Reganne	Girl	Little ruler; King
Rajalakshmi:-Origin,-Meaning,-Pronunciation-&-Complete-Guide	Girl	Royal majesty; Sovereignty; Fortune or prosperity of a king
Rajasuya	Girl	A sacrifice performed by a King to be entitled to the throne; Royal
Rayo-Name-Meaning:-Complete-Guide-To-Origins-&-History	Girl	Bright; Light; Little king; Flower
Riga	Girl	Loop; Threshing barn; King
Rigmor	Girl	Mind king; Spirit ruler
Rajanna	Girl	A respected king
Rajasri	Girl	Kingly fortune; King's wealth; King-like prosperity; Goddess of wealth; Goddess Lakshmi
Rajyashree	Girl	A king-like sage

Rexine	Girl	King; Greatest; Mack's stream
Romola	Girl	Founder king of Rome
Royalty	Unisex	King; Royal status

Infographic: Top Girl Names with Meanings King, Starting With R

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Girl Names with Meanings King, Starting With R(infographic)

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Shikha ThakurMBA

Shikha is a writer-turned-editor at MomJunction, with over seven years of experience in the field of content. Having done a certification in Relationship Coaching, her core interest lies in writing articles that guide couples through their courtship to marriage and parenthood.

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Siddharth KesirajuMA, Certification in Relationship Coaching

Siddharth holds a certification in Relationship Coaching and a masters degree in communication and journalism from the University of Hyderabad. He has around seven years of experience in various fields of writing and editing.

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Praggya JoshiMA, BEd

Praggya Joshi holds a bachelor's degree in Education and a master's in Ancient Indian History from University of Delhi. She has a robust knowledge of literature, society, and ethics. Praggya has been a content writer since 2021, researching and writing on education, health and wellness, and travel.

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