Rae
- Meaning: Short form of Rachel; Ewe
- Origin: English
- Siblings: Tess and Can
Rae is one of those unisex names I can see on both genders. This spelling makes it a lot more feminine though. You can find Rae most often used in the middle name spot or as a nickname.
Rafaela
- Meaning: God Heals
- Origin: Hebrew
- Siblings: Mariela and Florian
Rafaela is a gorgeous Latina name. I featured it on my list of great alternatives for Gabriella and Isabella. You can spell this a few ways, Rafaella, and Raphaela.
Raine
- Meaning: Queen
- Origin: French
- Siblings: Eden and Gage
Raine is such pretty nature name. The E on the end makes it much more unique and rare. I personally like it spelled Rain. If you like Rain/Raine but want a longer name Lorraine works perfectly.
Ramona
- Meaning: Wise Protector
- Origin: Spanish
- Siblings: Loretta and Barton
Ramona is such a sweet name. I think of the literary character Ramona Beauzes. The name is fit for a girly girl or a tomboy. She is one of the few names on this list that is truly rare not even ranking in the top 1000 for 2014.
Randi
- Meaning: Diminutive of Miranda; Admirable, Wonderful
- Origin: English
- Siblings: Tasha and Dusty
Randi is a nickname that you don't hear very often on either a boy or a girl. It resembles names of the 80s. In today's world, Randi would be a nice nickname for a little girl. It follows the feel of Andi, which I've been hearing more often.
Reba
- Meaning: Short form of Rebecca, a snare
- Origin: Hebrew
- Siblings: Rosie and Gus
Reba is a great alternative and a great way to honor a Rebecca. We all have at least one Rebecca in our lives. The only down fall to Reba is the high associated with the TV show baring the same name.
Renata
- Meaning: Born Again
- Origin: Latin
- Siblings: Daria and Carlo
Renata is a name used wide across Europe and is great for the world traveler. It came back tot he US in 2011 after being out of the charts since the early 80s. I think this is a great name and very different. I love the way it looks.
cool names
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