Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Ransford	raven's ford	Male	Old-English	-
Ransley	raven's meadow	Male	Old-English	-
Raven	a raven	Male	Old-English	-
Ravinger	ravine	Male	Old-English	Ravi, Ravinia
Rawlins	son of a little wise wolf	Male	Old-English	Rawlings, Rawson
Rayburn	from the deer stream	Male	Old-English	Rayfield, Rayford
Read	red-haired, reed	Male	Old-English	Reed, Reid, Reading, Reade
Redford	from the red ford	Male	Old-English	Redfield, Redgrave, Redman, Redwald, Redd, Redding, Red
Reginald	powerful one	Male	Old-English	Reggie, Reggy, Reg, Reynolds, Reynold, Reinwald, Regnauld, Reinald, Renault, Rene, Rinaldo, Renato, Reinhold, Raghnall
Remington	from the raven's home	Male	Old-English	Remmy, Remy, Remmie, Remme
Rider	horseman	Male	Old-English	Ryder
Ridley	reed clearing, cleared wood	Male	Old-English	-
Rigby	valley of the ruler	Male	Old-English	-
Ripley	dweller in the noisy meadow	Male	Old-English	Rypley, Rip
Rishley	from the wild meadow	Male	Old-English	Riston
Robert	bright, famous	Male	Old-English	Róbert, Roberto, Rupert, Rubert, Robertson, Robin, Robinson, Robbins, Robben, Riobard, Robby, Robbie, Robey, Rober, Rab, Rob, Bobby, Bob, Bert, Berty, Tito, Dob, Dobbs
Roberta	bright, famous	Female	Old-English	Ruperta, Robin, Robyn, Robbin, Robinette, Robina, Bobbi, Bobbie, Bobby, Bert, Berta, Bertie, Berthe

Rochester	rock fortress	Male	Old-English	Rocky, Rock, Rocho, Roche, Rockley, Rockwell, Rockne, Rocker
Rodman	famous	Male	Old-English	-
Rodney	famous one's island	Male	Old-English	Roddy, Rod
Rudyard	from the red gate	Male	Old-English	Ruddy, Rudy
Rutherford	from the cattle ford	Male	Old-English	Ruthren
Rylan	dweller in the rye field	Male	Old-English	Ryland, Ryle, Rycroft, Ryman, Ryton
Sandon	from the Sandy hill	Male	Old-English	-
Sanford	dweller at the sandy ford	Male	Old-English	Sanborn, Sandy, Sandford
Scott	from Scotland	Male	Old-English	Scot, Scotty, Scottie, Escott
Seabert	sea-glorious	Male	Old-English	Seabright, Sebert, Seberg, Seabrook, Seabury, Sea
Selby	of the manor house farm	Female	Old-English	Selden, Seldon, Selwin, Selwyn
Seward	from the sea	Male	Old-English	Sewell, Severn
Shandy	rambunctious	Female	Old-English	-
Shaw	a grove	Male	Old-English	-
Shelley	clearing on a bank	Male	Old-English	Shelly, Shelli, Shell
Shepherd	one who heards sheep	Male	Old-English	Shepard, Sheppard, Shepley, Shep

Sherlock	white-haired	Male	Old-English	-
Sherman	wool cutter	Male	Old-English	Sherwin, Sherborne, Sherm
Sherwood	bright forest	Male	Old-English	-
Shipley	from the deep meadow	Male	Old-English	Shipton
Shirley	country meadow	Female	Old-English	Shirlee, Sherlie, Shurlie, Shirleigh, Shirleen, Sherey, Shirl, Shurl, Shir
Siddel	from the wide valley	Male	Old-English	Sydell, Sidwell
Slade	child of the valley	Male	Old-English	-
Snowden	from the snow-covered hill	Male	Old-English	Snowdun, Snow
Spencer	dispenser, keeper	Male	Old-English	Spenser, Spence
Spike	long, heavy nail	Male	Old-English	-
Stanley	from the rocky meadow	Male	Old-English	Stanly, Stanleigh, Stanbury, Stanberry, Standish, Stanfield, Stanford, Stanhope, Stanmore, Stanton, Stanway, Stanwick, Stanwyck
Stokley	from the tree-stump meadow	Male	Old-English	Stockton, Stockwell, Stockman, Stokley
Storm	stormy weather, tempest	Female	Old-English	Storme, Stormy, Stormie
Stroud	from the thicket	Male	Old-English	Stroude, Stod
Studs	a house	Male	Old-English	-
Tanner	leather worker	Male	Old-English	-

Tatum	cheerful bringer of joy	Female	Old-English	Tait, Taitum, Tat, Tayte, Taite
Telford		Male	Old-English	-
Terrel	thunderer	Male	Old-English	Terrill, Tirell, Terris, Tyrell, Rell
Thane	attendant warrior	Male	Old-English	-
Thatcher	roof fixer	Male	Old-English	-
Thistle	thistle	Female	Old-English	-
Thorne	thorn tree	Male	Old-English	Thorn, Thorndyke Thornton, Thornley
Thorpe	from the village	Male	Old-English	-
Thurlow	from Thor	Male	Old-English	Thorald, Thorbert, Thorburn, Thorley, Thurmon, Thurman, Thurmond, Thurber, Thormond, Torold, Terrell
Tomkin	little Tom	Male	Old-English	Tompkin, Tomlin
Townsend	from the end of town	Male	Old-English	Towne, Townley, Townes
Tranter	wagoneer	Male	Old-English	-
Tripp	traveler	Male	Old-English	-
Trudy	beloved	Female	Old-English	-
Truman	disciple	Male	Old-English	Truesdale, True, Trueman