| Meaning | son of Ra |
| Origin | Egyptian |
| Gender | Boy |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 6 |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Syllabification | Ram-ses |
Commanding and majestic, this name draws directly from ancient Egyptian pharaohs and carries that royal authority into the present day. It speaks of power, legacy, and historical significance spanning millennia. The strong consonants and exotic flair make it unforgettable, ensuring your son's name resonates long after introductions. For parents seeking something with gravitas and cultural richness, this delivers both in abundance. It suggests leadership qualities, strength of character, and a connection to one of history's greatest civilizations. The name doesn't whisper—it announces presence with confidence and dignity. While bold, it maintains sophistication rather than aggression, making it suitable for someone destined to lead, inspire, and achieve remarkable things.
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| Ses |
| Ramses Shaffy | Dutch singer and actor |
| Ramses Bekkenk | Dutch professional mountain biker |
| Ramses Barden | American football player |
| Ramses Hilton | Egyptian actor and comedian |
| Ramses Arroub | Palestinian footballer |
| Ramses Younan | Egyptian surrealist artist |
| Ramses Malaty | Coptic Orthodox bishop and author |
| Ramses Braakman | Dutch professional footballer |
| Ramses Jedeloo | Dutch paralympic athlete |
| Ramses Alcaide | Spanish entrepreneur and CEO |
| Ramses Debruyne | Belgian long-distance runner |
| Ramses Lonlack | Cameroonian basketball player |
| Ramses Jajo | Assyrian-American chef |
| Ramses Ramez | Egyptian actor and director |
| Ramses Alphonsus | South Sudanese footballer |
| Ramses Kefi | Dutch singer |
| Ramses Morton | Character from the novel "Red Mars" by Kim Stanley Robinson |
| Ramses Emerson | Character from the Amelia Peabody mystery series by Elizabeth Peters |
| Ramses the Damned | Character from Anne Rice's "The Mummy" |