Rain
Meaning of Rain
The name Rain is a unisex name pronounced as RAYN (/reɪn/) in English. It evokes the natural beauty and tranquility of rainfall, making it a serene and refreshing choice for a baby. Originating from the English word for precipitation, Rain carries connotations of renewal and purity. This versatile name has several variations, including Raine, Rayne, and Reign, each offering a unique twist while retaining its gentle essence.
Rain has been gradually increasing in popularity in the United States over recent decades. Although it remains relatively uncommon compared to more traditional names, its usage has seen a steady rise since the 1960s. In 2023, Rain was given to 194 newborns, ranking at 1218 on the popularity chart—a significant climb from its earlier years when it was far less common.
The name Rain appeals to parents seeking a nature-inspired name that is both modern and timeless. Its simplicity and elegance make it suitable for any child, regardless of gender, providing an aura of calmness and grace that can be cherished throughout life.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as RAYN (/reɪn/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
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Notable People Named Rain
| Jung Ji-hoon, also known as Rain, is a multi-talented South Korean artist with a successful music career and international acclaim. |
| Bonnie Maxon, also known as Rain, is a prominent American professional wrestler who has made a name for herself in various wrestling promotions, including TNA, Shine Wrestling, and AAA. |
| Rain Phoenix - Rain Joan of Arc Phoenix is an American actress, musician, and singer, known for her famous siblings Joaquin, Liberty, Summer, and the late River Phoenix. |
| Rain Dove Dubilewski is an American model, actor, and activist known for their groundbreaking work in the fashion industry as a gender-nonconforming model. |
| Rain Pryor is an American actress known for her roles in sitcoms like Head of the Class and Rude Awakening, and she is the daughter of comedian Richard Pryor. |
