• ryour,
• sory,
• iery,
• nory,
• robery,
• rimary,
• worriy,
• roghly,
• roberry,
• wirery,
• rurik,
• orry,
• ssorry,
• srore,
• rario,
• joury,
• rapore,
• worroy,
• drerey,
• rejoy,
• dorry,
• rmor,
• prioriy,
• hrry,
• rotory,
• revoery,
• aorry,
• rarly,
• woorry,
• groery,
• rossery,
• rarey,
• reary,
• vory,
• goury,
• roary,
• srory,
• rrof,
• ror,
• mmory,
• rmoire,
• rotery,
• wrere,
• roural,
• rarrly,
• rery,
• brewry,
• rety,
• hisrory,
• robbory,
• dirary,
• berore,
• rhree,
• ouary,
• rvery,
• srry,
• qurery,
• wrore,
• wory,
• rowly,
• rmore,
• drerry,
• rosery,
• roxy,
• trore,
• irory,
• royur,
• rory,
• dreery,
• throery,
• cory,
• soryy,
• rry,
• rofo,
• repori,
• roayl,
• therory,
• arroy,
• riority,
• rody,
• drowre,
• rror,
• drery,
• arora,
• raor,
• heory,
• wrror,
• lirary,
• hory,
• merory,
• rord,
• rhere,
• sarary,
• prerry,
• rurul,
• recory,
• recoery

Rory is a very popular name in Scotland and Ireland, likely derived from the Gaelic Ruaidhrí, meaning 'red king'. It is the Anglicized form of Ruaidhrí. The name was probably brought to Ireland by the Vikings and has been in use since then.

Rory is a strong, independent and determined name and often represents a strong leader. It has grown in popularity over the years, especially with the success of TV series like Gilmore Girls and Ratched. Rory is a name often used for boys and girls alike, with different variations like Rori and Ruraidh.