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

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Julius  (Greek)
Downy. Hairy. Derived from the Clan Name of Roman Dictator Gaius Julius Caesar

June  (English)
Derived from the Name of the Sixth Month of the Year. Giving Children Month Names Has Only Become Popular in the Th Century

Kalinda  (Sanskrit)
The Sun. A Hindu Mythological Reference to the Mountains of Kalinda or the Sacred Kalindi River

Kalindi  (Indian)
Yamuna river

Kalindi  (Hindu)
Yamuna River

Kalindi  (Sanskrit)
The Sun. A Hindu Mythological Reference to the Mountains of Kalinda or the Sacred Kalindi River

Kalynda  (Sanskrit)
The Sun. A Hindu Mythological Reference to the Mountains of Kalinda or the Sacred Kalindi River

Kanva  (Hindu)
A Sage, Name of River

Karif  (Arabic)
Arrived in Autumn

Katherine  (English)
Pure, Unsullied; Derived from Greek Aikaterine, Which is Derived from Katharos (Pure, Unsullied). Variations: Catharine, Catherine, Cathryn, Katharine, Kathryn. Short Forms: Cath, Kate, Kath. Pet Name

Kathleen  (Irish)
Pure; Derived from Gaelic Name 'Caitlin' Meaning 'Pure' and Has Been Anglicized to Resemble Katherine

Kathleena  (Irish)
Variant of Caitlin Derived from Katherine. Pure

Kathlene  (Irish)
Variant of Caitlin Derived from Katherine. Pure

Kathlynn  (Irish)
Variant of Caitlin Derived from Katherine. 'Pure.'

Kathlynn  (Irish)
Variant of Caitlin Derived from Katherine. Pure

Katie  (Hebrew)
Derived from Catherine; from the Hebrew Word Meaning 'Pure'

Kaveri  (Hindu)
River

Kaveri  (Hindu)
From the Sacred River Kaveri

Kawa  (Japanese)
River

Kawthar  (Muslim)
A River in Paradise

Keila  (English)
Derived from Leila or Leilani. Alt Spelling of Kayla

Keir  (Scottish)
Of Dark Complexion; Keir Also Believed to Be Derived from Stirlingshire a Name of a Place, Which is Believed to Be Derived from the Gaelic Cathair (A Fort) or the Welsh Caer (A Fort). (Keer)

Kellyn  (English)
Derived from Kelly; Warrior Woman, Adventurous. Origin: Irish Gaelic

Kelvan  (English)
River Man

Kelvan  (Celtic)
'River Man.'

Kelven  (Celtic)
River Man

Kelven  (English)
River Man

Kelvin  (Celtic/Gaelic)
A River of Scotland

Kelvin  (Celtic)
From the Narrow River

Kelvin  (Gaelic)
From the Narrow River

Kelvin  (English)
River Man. from Old English Words 'ship' and 'Friend'. Famous Bearer: British Physicist Lord Kelvin (-)

Kelvyn  (Celtic)
From the Narrow River

Kelwin  (Celtic)
From the Narrow River

Kelwyn  (Celtic)
From the Narrow River

Kendal  (English)
Royal Valley. Derived from a Place Name and Surname 'Cumbrian', Which Means 'Valley of the River Kent'

Kendall  (English)
Ruler of the Bright River Valley. Surname Referring to Kent in England

Kendall  (English)
Valley of the River Kent

Kendall  (English)
Variant of Kendal: Royal Valley. Derived from a Place Name and Surname 'Cumbrian', Which Means 'Valley of the River Kent'

Kendall  (English)
Valley of the River Kent

Kennedy  (Scottish)
A Surname Derived from the Irish Ceinneidigh, a Compound Name Composed of the Elements Ceann (Head, Chief, Leader) and Eidigh (Ugly).(Ken-neh-dee)

Kent  (English)
Derived from the English County of Kent

Kenton  (English)
Royal Chieftain. Derived from the Surname and Place Name, Kent

Kester  (Greek)
Diminutive of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Kirk  (Scottish)
Dweller by the Church; a Surname Derived from the Old Norse Kirkja (Church), Which Was Originally Used for One Who Resided by a Church. (Kirk)

Kirstin  (Scottish)
A Christian; a Form of the Scandinavian Kirsten, Which is Derived from Christine. Pet Forms: Kirstie, Kirsty. (Keer-stin)

Kit  (Greek)
Diminutive of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Kris  (Greek)
Diminutive of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Lace  (French)
Derived from Lacey, a French Nobleman's Surname

Lace  (English)
Derived from Lacey Which is a French Nobleman's Surname Brought to British Isles After Norman Conquest

Lacee  (English)
Derived from Lacey Which is a French Nobleman's Surname Brought to British Isles After Norman Conquest

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