Sri Ramanuja Acarya appeared around 1017 A.D in a pious brahmana family. He became the formost Acarya in the Sri Sampradaya and was reputed to be the incarnation of Laksmana, the younger brother of Lord Ramacandra.

Ramanuja

Ramya

A name of Goddess Durga, which means “She is beautiful”.

Ramesvara

Shiva is also called as Ramesvara, which means “the Lord of Rama”.

Ramesta

Hanuman is called as Ramesta.

Ranadhir

It means “brave”.

Rana-durmada

A name of Lord Balarama.

Ramesa

Shiva is also called as Ramesa, which means “the Lord of Rama”.

Ramayan

It refers to the story of Lord Rama.

Ramamurti

It refers to the form of Lord Rama.

Ramamohana

It means the delighting Lord Rama.

Ramalila

It means “The pastimes of Lord Rama”.

Ramalala

It refers to the lovely son, Rama.

Ramalaksmana

It refers to Lord Rama and Laksmana (who are brothers).

Ramakrishnananda

It means the one who derives pleasure from Lord Rama and Lord Krishna.

Ramakrishna

It refers to Lord Rama and Lord Krishna, who are non-different.

Ramakeli

It is the historic Home of Sri Rupa Goswami and Sri Sanatana Goswami.

Ramakanai

He was Dhananjaya Pandit’s brother’s son.

Ramakamala

It means “The lotus-like Lord Rama”.

Ramai Pandita

He was the younger brother of Srivasa Pandita. In his past incarnation he was Parvat Muni, a favorite friend of Narada Muni.

Ramai

He was the the twentieth important devotee in Jagannath Puri who assisted Govinda in serving Lord Chaitanya.

Ramadeva

It means “Lord Rama”.

Ramanama

It refers to the name of Lord Rama.

Ramananda

It means the one who derives pleasure from Lord Rama. He is also the maternal uncle of Gadadhara Pandita.

Ramananda Raya

It is stated that Ramananda Raya was formerly Arjuna. He is also considered to have been an incarnation of the gopi Lalita, although in the opinion of others he was an incarnation of Vishakha devi. He was a most confidential devotee of Lord Caitanya Mahaprabhu.

Ramanareti

A place in Vraja where Lord Krishna enjoyed his pastimes as a cowherd boy.

Ramanatha

He was a disciple of Narottama Thakura. His father was named Bipradasa and mother Bhagavati. His brother was Jadunatha. It was from the granary of Bipradasa that the Deity of Lord Gauranga was found and installed by Narottama Thakura.