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Germanic Baby Boy Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Reinhardt strong or brave counsel Germanic Boy
Reinheld Likely "pure hero" - from German rein = "pure" + held = "hero". Germanic Boy
Reinold Derived from Germanic elements meaning 'counsel' and 'rule' - 'wise ruler' or 'powerful advisor.' Germanic Boy
Reinoldos powerful/ruling counsel (wise ruler) Germanic, Roman Boy
Rembert Counsel + bright ("bright counsel" or "famous counsel") Germanic Boy
Renald Counsel + ruler - 'wise ruler' or 'ruler advised by counsel' Germanic, Latin Boy
Renaldo Wise ruler; from elements meaning 'counsel' + 'rule' Germanic Boy
Renalds counsel-ruler; wise ruler (ruling by counsel) Germanic, Latin Boy
Renaldus From Germanic elements ragin 'counsel' + wald 'rule' - 'counsel-ruler' or 'wise ruler'. Germanic Boy
Renaldy from elements meaning "counsel" + "rule" - roughly "ruler's advisor" or "powerful counsel" Germanic Boy
Renhardt strong or brave counsel Germanic Boy
Renwald probably 'counsel/advice' + 'ruler' - a 'wise ruler' or 'ruler with counsel' Germanic Boy
Rett counsel, advice (counselor) English, Germanic Boy
Reymon Wise/counseling protector Germanic Boy
Reymund Counsel-protector (often rendered 'wise protector') Germanic Boy
Reynaert From Germanic elements ragin ('counsel') + hard ('strong/brave') - 'strong counsel'; culturally associated with the fox because of the medieval fable Reynard the Fox. Germanic Boy
Reynald derived from elements meaning 'counsel' and 'rule' - 'ruler's counsel' or 'wise ruler' Germanic, Latin Boy
Reynaldo Counsel-ruler - 'wise' or 'mighty' ruler French, Germanic Boy
Reynar counsel; strong or wise counsel Germanic Boy
Reynard Originally 'strong/brave counsel'; popularly associated with 'fox' because of the medieval literary character Reynard the Fox. Germanic Boy
Reynardo Strong/brave counsel Germanic Boy
Reynart Strong/brave counsel (from elements ragin 'counsel' + hard 'strong/brave') Germanic Boy
Reynauld ruler's counsel Germanic Boy
Reyner From ragin 'counsel' + hari 'army' - 'counsel-army' (wise/army counselor) Germanic Boy
Reynger Likely 'king' or 'ruler' (from Rey) or 'wise counsel' (from Germanic roots); a rare/modern coinage Germanic, Spanish Boy
Reynhard Strong/brave counsel; powerful advisor Germanic Boy
Reynhardt From Old High German 'ragin' (counsel) + 'hart' (brave, hardy): 'strong/brave counsel'. Germanic Boy
Reynhart brave counsel Germanic Boy
Reynier From elements meaning 'counsel' + 'army' - 'army counselor' or 'wise/mighty army' Germanic Boy
Reynold Ruler's counsel, powerful or wise ruler Germanic, Norman Boy