Looking for names that mean Rica? We couldn't find the exact name Rica, but listed below are some first names meaning Rica or names similar to the word Rica.

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Destrie  (English)
Variant of a French Surname. American Classic Western Film Destry Rides Again

Destrie  (French)
Variant of a French Surname. American Classic Western Film Destry Rides Again

Destry  (English)
Variant of a French Surname. American Classic Western Film Destry Rides Again

Destry  (French)
Variant of a French Surname. American Classic Western Film Destry Rides Again

Deylin  (English)
Rhyming Variant of Waylon - a Historical Blacksmith With Supernatural Powers

Dezmond  (Irish)
Variant of Desmond: from South Munster. Famous Bearer: Archbishop Desmond Tutu (Of South Africa)

Dion  (Greek)
The Greek God of Wine (In American - Popular Form of Dennis)

Doanna  (English)
American Compound of Dorothy and Anna

Dodya  (Hebrew)
Variant of David: Cherished. Famous Bearers: British Pop Star David Bowie, American Talk-show Host David Letterman

Doris  (Greek)
Gift. in Greek Mythology, the Daughter of Oceanus and Mother of the Sea-nymph Nereids; Also the Name of a District of Greece. Famous Bearer: American Actress Doris Day

Douglas  (Scottish)
From the Gaelic 'Dubhglas' Meaning Dark Water, Dark Stream, or from the Dark River. The Scottish Douglas Clan Had Two Historical Branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) the Lords of These Clans

Douglas  (Scottish)
From the Gaelic 'Dubhglas' Meaning Dark Water, Dark Stream, or from the Dark River. The Scottish Douglas Clan Had Two Historical Branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) the Lords of These Clans

Douglass  (Scottish)
From the Dark River. The Scottish Douglas Clan Had Two Historical Branches: (Black Douglases and Red Douglases.) the Lords of These Clans Figure in Sir Walter Scott's Novels

Duke  (English)
The Royalty Title Used As Nickname or Given Name. Also an Abbreviation of Marmaduke. Famous Bearer: American Jazz Musician Duke Ellington

Dustin  (English)
A Fighter. Famous Bearer: American Actor Dustin Hoffman

Dwight  (English)
From a Surname, Derived from Diot, a Diminutive of the Latin Dionysius or Dionysia, Referring to the God of Wine. Famous Bearer: American President Dwight D. Eisenhower

Dylan  (Welsh)
Son of the Wave, Born Near the Sea, Influence. Famous Bearers: Welsh Poet Dylan Thomas, American Folk Singer Bob Dylan

Eartha  (English)
Worldly. Earth, from the Old English Eorthe. Famous Bearer: American Creole Singer Eartha Kitt

Edgar  (English)
Fortunate and Powerful. from the Old English Name Eadgar, a Compound of 'Ead' Meaning Rich or Happy, and 'Gar' Meaning Spear. Famous Bearer: King Edgar of England; American Author Edgar Allen Poe

Eirica  (Scottish)
Ruler

Ella  (English)
Abbreviation of Eleanor and Ellen: Beautiful Fairy. A Diminutive of Feminine Names Begining With El or Ending With Ella. Famous Bearer: American Jazz Singer Ella Fitzgerald; American Poet Ella Wheeler

Elmer  (English)
A Variant of Aylmer. Famous Bearer: Ebenezer and Jonathan Elmer Were Two Famous American Brothers Who Played an Important Role in the American War of Independence

Enrica  (Spanish)
Rules Her Household. Feminine of Henry

Enrica  (Teutonic)
Ruler of the Home

Eoghan  (Greek)
Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous Bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy; American Playwright Eugene O'Neill

Eric  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Erica  (Latin)
The Plant 'Erica'

Erica  (Scandinavian)
Honorable Ruler

Erica  (Teutonic)
Noble

Erica  (Norse)
Feminine Form of Eric: Forever Strong

Erica  (Scandinavian)
Feminine Form of Eric (Erika)

Erica  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. Feminine of Eric

Erica  (English)
Eternal Ruler; a Feminine Form of Eric

Erica  (Scottish)
Eternal Ruler; a Feminine Form of Eric. Also Used to Anglicize the Gaelic Oighrig. (Er-ih-kah)

Erica  (Teutonic)
Contemplative, Courageous

Erick  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Erik  (Scandinavian)
Ever Kingly. in Scandinavian Legend the Viking Sea Rover Ericson: (Son of Eric the Red) Landed on the Shores of America Years Before Christopher Columbus

Erika  (Scandinavian)
From the Name Erica

Erin  (Irish)
An Ancient and Poetic Name for Ireland. Famous Bearer: Erin from the American Television Series 'The Waltons'

Erle  (English)
Nobleman. Based on the English Title of Earl. Famous Bearer:American Author Erle Stanley Gardner

Eth  (English)
Diminutive of Ethel: from the Old English 'Aethel' Meaning Noble. Also a Diminutive of Etheldreda, Ethelinda, and Other Feminine Names Beginning With Ethel-. Famous Bearer: American Actresses Ethel Me

Ethan  (Hebrew)
Strong. Constancy. Famous Bearer: Ethan Allen, Soldier in the American War of Independencestrong

Eugene  (Greek)
Well-born. Famous Bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy; American Playwright Eugene O'Neill

Evangeline  (Greek)
Good News, Bringer of Good News. Famous Bearer: American Poet Longfellow's Poem 'Evangeline'; Evangeline (Eva) from 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'

Ewan  (Greek)
Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous Bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy; American Playwright Eugene O'Neill

Ewen  (Greek)
Variant of Eugene: Well-born. Famous Bearer: Prince Eugene of Savoy; American Playwright Eugene O'Neill

Ezra  (Hebrew)
Help, Helper. Famous Bearer: Ezra Was a Th Century Bc Religious Reformer in the Old Testament; American Poet Ezra Pound

Fabian  (Latin)
From the Roman Clan Name Fabius, Meaning Bean-grower or Bean-seller. Famous Bearer: Popular American Singer Fabian, St Fabian - 3rd-century Pope and Martyr

Fabiana  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Fabian: from the Roman Clan Name Fabius, Meaning Bean-grower or Bean-seller. Famous Bearer: Popular American Singer Fabian, St Fabian - 3rd-century Pope and Martyr

Farica  (German)
Chief of Peace

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