Raylan
[ˈreɪlən]Meaning
A combination of 'Ray' meaning 'beam of light' and 'lan' which may imply 'land' or 'place'.
Background Story
The name Raylan gained popularity as a fictional character from the TV show 'Justified', embodied by a U.S. Marshal.
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