Raimi is a gender-neutral given name of Hebrew origin, meaning "thunder". It is predominantly used within Jewish communities and has gained some recognition worldwide due to its unique sound and spelling. The name Raimi consists of four letters, starting with the letter 'R' and ending with 'I'. It is composed of the sounds /raɪ/ as in "rye" and /miː/ as in "me", giving it a melodic and distinctive rhythm when spoken aloud. There are no popular variations or diminutives for Raimi, allowing it to maintain its singular identity. As for its popularity, Raimi is considered rare, with a limited number of individuals bearing this name, contributing to its uniqueness and exclusivity. In terms of cultural significance, Raimi has not been prominently featured in literature, film, or historical figures, though its Hebrew origins offer it a rich cultural background tied to Jewish traditions and history.
The name Raimi experienced a gradual increase in popularity from 1999 to 2005, peaking with 9 births that year. After 2005, the number of births fluctuated between 5 and 8 until 2020 when it returned to 5 births. Overall, there have been 67 babies named Raimi from 1999 to 2020.