Ranaye, of Irish origin, is a unique and captivating feminine given name. It is derived from the Irish surname 'O'Rahilly', which itself translates to 'descendant of Rahilly'. Rahilly was likely an early chieftain whose name was derived from the Irish word 'ráth', meaning 'fort'. This connection gives Ranaye a strong historical and cultural foundation, tied to the ancient traditions of Ireland. The name has a distinct rhythm and phonetics that make it both melodic and memorable. Spelling and pronunciation variations include Rayna, Ranae, and Rahni, each offering their own charm while still conveying the essence of the original Irish Ranaye.
Ranaye was quite popular among parents in the late 1950s, with a total of eleven babies named Ranaye over five years.