Raymir
Meaning of Raymir
The masculine given name Raymir, pronounced RAY-meer (/ˈreɪmɪr/) in American English, constitutes a contemporary onomastic formation that marries the English lexical element “Ray,” denoting a beam of light, with the Slavic morpheme “mir,” signifying peace or world. This deliberate fusion yields a name imbued with semantic depth—evoking notions of luminous tranquility and global harmony—that aligns with current Anglo-American naming trends favoring distinctive phonology and meaningful etymology. Although Raymir’s presence in the United States Social Security Administration’s newborn data is relatively recent, it has demonstrated a steady, if modest, ascent—growing from five recorded occurrences (rank 882) in 2010 to 23 occurrences (rank 901) in 2024—thereby reflecting both a measured embrace by parents seeking originality and a broader pattern of innovative name constructions. In blending technical precision with cultural adaptability, Raymir offers an appellation that satisfies familial aspirations for individuality while underscoring a commitment to rich, multilayered significance.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as RAY-meer (/ˈreɪmɪr/)
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