Struggling for boys names

[Wifey4Lifey]

Currently 37+3 with a little boy
This will be my 4th boy!!
We already have Louis, Luca and Ralph.
We want to go for another R name to fit with the trend, any suggestions are welcome but ‘unique/classic’ names are my all time favourite.
(middle names welcomed too as that is something else er struggle with!)

Thanks for all the help mummies ❤️

How would you say Rhys as I would say it like Reese x

Love Romeo and Rhett!!

Reuben
Riley
River
Remi
Ronnie

Is your Ralph pronounced 'Rafe'. If so I would go with a different vowel sound. Rueben, Rupert, Rufus, Remi. I also like Rhett (but he would have to be gorgeous !)

Rowan

Robin
Rohan

How do you pronounce Rhys ?

Rio!

I loved the name Ronnie for boy

Raffy!!

Another vote for Rhett, it’s so lovely

Remus
Remi
Rollo

Rhys certainly looks as though it begins with R.

Remus
Roman
Ricard

Rex
Regulus
Richmond

It’s pronounced just like Ralf so I think anything would work to be honest, I just can’t find a name that both me and my husband love!!

Richard
Roger
Robert
Ranulph
Randolph
Russell

@greyhairnomore , not Rees/Reece. Rh is like R+H said at the same time, the Y doesn't have an equivalent sound but is sort of like ee but with your tongue in a horseshoe shape, the S is like the C in Reece. It's an extremely popular name in Wales, and I only hear this pronunciation.

@LulooLemon , it's a Welsh name and RH is a letter in Welsh, not an R followed by a H

The proper Welsh pronunciation is lovely.

@LulooLemon , I think so too. I really like the name but I know lots of them.
I don't like it said 'Rees'

@KirstenBlest ok, didn't know that.

@greyhairnomore , no need for you to know unless you have an interest in Welsh. My pedantry is probablyy similar to a Swedish person saying that Åsa doesn't start with A

Rhuairidh

😊

Since your sons' second vowels are -o, -u, and -a, I think it would be nice to have this baby's second letter be an -e, -i or -y (or -h).

Reuben
Remington
Rex
Rhett
Rhys
Ridley
Riley
Ryan
Ryder

Ryan