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I pronounce Rainer the german way, so 'RYE-NER' and Rayner 'RAY-NER" I like spellings names but I prefer Rainer

I would prefer the spelling Rainer, the y in Rayner irks me. I prefer Rainier (pronounced like Mount Rainier, not like the French way -- wow, it's the only French name I don't like pronounced the French way), but I think I'm pretty much alone on that one.

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"The dog is a gentleman; I hope I go to his heaven, not man's."
- Mark Twain.

Ooh, ooh!

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Someone else who likes Rayner! Yay! ;o) I actually prefer it to Rainier and Raymond, but I love the nn Ray.

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Personally, I prefer Rainier, after Rainier Maria (both the poet and the band ;). But Rainer and Rayner are both great, too. I like Rayner slightly more.

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At first I saw it and I was like, Oh no, another trendy name...but it actually has a heritage and a meaning, so now I like it. I like the spelling Rayner because it's not as much a word.

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