Rayelle
Meaning of Rayelle
Rayelle is a modern, melodic name that feels as warm and inviting as a sunbeam filtering through lace curtains on a Sunday morning. Born from the Hebrew “Rahel,” meaning “ewe” or “lamb,” and the graceful French suffix “-elle,” it carries a gentle air of innocence and light. Although still charmingly uncommon—hovering around the 900s in popularity (29 babies in 2024, up from 23 the year before)—its soft syllables and lyrical rhythm make it instantly memorable. You can almost picture a bright, curious little girl whose laughter twinkles like sunlight on water, or a thoughtful teenager whose calm confidence draws people in. With its blend of old-world roots and modern flair, Rayelle offers both a nod to tradition and a fresh, distinctive twist—perfect for parents seeking a name that’s equal parts timeless and uniquely theirs.
Pronunciation
British English
- Pronunced as ray-EL (/reɪˈel/)
American English
- Pronunced as ray-EL (/reɪˈɛl/)
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