106 Nouns That Start With "R"

People who share common ancestors, cultural background, and often physical features from the same region.

An athletic or sport contest where people compete to reach a finish line first.

A machine that picks up radio signals and plays music, news, and other programs through speakers.

A pair of steel bars forming a track on which trains move smoothly from one place to another.

Water that falls from the sky during wet weather, filling rivers and helping plants grow.

Your level or position among other people.

How much of something for each unit (like price per item or speed per hour).

What is true and real; not imagination or dreams.

When you mention something to give proof or support.

A property that you can rent. It could be an apartment, house, car, or any item rented for temporary use and payment.

Careful study to find out new information about something.

Time to relax, recover, and regain energy after work or activity.

A grain food that comes from a plant and is cooked by boiling in water. It is eaten at many meals in Asia.

The chance that something bad or unwanted might happen.

A hard piece of stone found on the ground or in the earth.

The top outside part of a building that keeps rain and sun away.

A separate space inside a building where you can do things like sleep, work, or eat.

The part of a plant that goes into the soil to get water and food for the plant.

A thick string made of twisted material used to tie things or pull things.

A beautiful flower with a sweet smell and prickly green stem, often red, pink, or white.

The way you travel from one place to another place.

A standard or law that people must follow.

A small animal with long ears that lives in holes and eats vegetables.

An indirect result or consequence that can have complicated effects on other things.

A way of comparing two numbers or amounts. If you have 3 boys and 2 girls, the ratio is 3:2 (three to two).

A big black bird larger than a crow with a heavier beak and deeper call.

A person who helps people buy, sell, or rent houses and other properties. Realtors have licenses and represent clients in real estate deals.

A piece of paper that shows what you bought and how much you paid at a shop or restaurant.

Written instructions that tell you what ingredients to use and how to cook something.

Information that is written down or saved so that it can be looked at again later.

The process of becoming healthy or normal again after being sick or having problems.

Converting used items and waste into new things instead of throwing them away.

A round object (like a cylinder) that holds and turns wound rope, film, or thread.

Money that a shop gives back to you when you return something you bought.

A large area of land that is different from other areas.

Going back to an earlier or less developed stage, moving in reverse.

Someone in your family, like a cousin, aunt, or grandparent.

A person's beliefs and practices about god and the world.

Moving from one place to another; in a job context, being transferred to work at a different location.

Something you say or write about a person or thing.

A result that happens as an indirect effect of something, usually something not immediately obvious.

Written or spoken information about what happened or was found.

Someone who writes articles, takes photographs, or presents news for newspapers, television, or websites.

When someone officially tells their employer they will stop working there.

The ability to bounce back and get strong again after something bad happens. It's about not staying down when you face problems.

A firm decision you make to do something, or the solving of a problem.

Something you have available to use: money, time, skills, materials.

An answer or reaction to a question, event, or situation.

What happens after something else. The outcome you get from doing something.

Keeping your existing customers happy so they keep buying from you. It's usually cheaper to keep customers than to find new ones.

A reunion is when people meet again after being separated for a long time. Family reunions bring relatives together, and class reunions bring former schoolmates together.

Money that a company earns from selling products or services. The total amount of money coming in, not counting what they spend.

A repeated pattern of beats or sounds that makes music or speech sound natural and flowing.

A special formal ceremony, often religious.

Taking something valuable from someone by using violence or threats. This is different from theft, which doesn't involve force.

The amount of profit you make from money you invest. If you invest $100 and make $20 profit, your ROI is 20%.

The regular and usual way you do things every day.

A flexible material used to make erasers, balls, and other products.

Things that are no longer wanted and are thrown in the trash.

A line from the circle's center point outward to the edge.

Malware that locks your files and demands money to unlock them.

A time when the economy shrinks, businesses fail, and people lose jobs.

The process of checking that two financial records match and balance each other.

Things you do for fun and to relax when you are not working, like sports, games, or hobbies.

When a function solves a problem by calling itself with a smaller version of the problem.

Having backup parts or copies so that if one breaks, the system still works without stopping.

A system of government or rule, often used when talking about strict or controlling governments. Also means any organized method or system you follow regularly.

Rehabilitation is the process of helping someone recover from an injury, illness, or addiction to return to normal activities and health.

A connection between people, like friendship or being family members together.

A version of a computer program that is ready and given to users.

Something that helps you remember to do something or remember a fact. For example, a note, a message, or an alarm that tells you to take action.

Money sent from one place to another, especially by workers abroad sending money home to their families.

A meeting that two or more people arrange to happen at a specific time and location.

A complete copy of data kept on another server so systems stay working if one fails.

A place on the internet where all the code for a project is saved and organized, so team members can work together.

Someone whose job is to study and investigate topics carefully to find new facts or knowledge.

When you book something ahead of time, like a restaurant table or hotel room, to make sure it's available for you.

The place where you live. Can be a house, apartment, or any building you call home.

Refusing to accept something, or the power to endure damage or harm.

A place where you go to eat food that is cooked and served by staff.

The business of selling products to customers in stores or online, rather than selling them in large quantities to other businesses.

A meeting where a team discusses what they did well, what they struggled with, and how to work better next time.

Something secret or hidden that is suddenly made known; an important discovery or truth that was not obvious before.

A sudden, complete change or overthrow of a government or system. Major change that happens quickly.

A very large, heavy animal with tough gray skin and a distinctive horn, living in wild African and Asian habitats.

A clever question or saying that tests whether you can figure out the answer. It's designed to trick or make you think hard. Like: 'What has a face but cannot smile?' (A clock).

Returning software or systems to an earlier working version.

A machine that connects your computers and phones to the internet and lets them share the connection and talk to each other.

The time when a program is actually running, or the system that makes programs run.

A philosophical view that reason and logic are the main sources of knowledge, not just experience.

A response or behavior that happens because of something someone does or says.

Someone who reads or enjoys reading books and written material.

An artistic movement that aimed to show life as it really is, depicting ordinary people and actual social conditions without idealization.

An official rule made by government or organization that people must follow.

A connection between things or people; family members or how people know each other.

A philosophical view that truth and values are not absolute but depend on perspective, culture, or circumstances.

An artistic and cultural movement that emphasized feeling, imagination, and nature over reason, celebrating passion and individual emotion.

A clever trick used to fool someone.