Raine
[reɪn]Meaning
from a surname derived from the Old French reine, "queen"
Background Story
Raine comes from a surname derived from the Old French nickname reine, meaning "queen". In modern use it is also treated as a variant of Rain, with Rain and Rayne as variant spellings. In Finnish it is a variant of Raino, and it is recorded as a given name and a surname derived from other personal names such as Raymond or Lorraine.
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