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Raylene Ramsay is a New Zealander professor emerita of French culture. She has published on avant-garde French novelists, French women politicians, and has translated Kanak poems and published a cultural history of New Caledonia. She is a Fellow of the New Zealand Academy of Humanities and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society Te Apārangi in 2009.
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Redneck name.
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I've had this name for 68 years. Hated it for years. Nobody ever understood how to pronounce it therefore I was called many other names. For the majority of my life it's been awkward when I meet new people. It's more common now but I can assure you I am not a hillbilly nor am I trailer trash. Generally I was named after my father Raymond or "Raymonde" who was French Canadian.
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Definitely sounds like a hillbilly name, but it's slightly better than Raelyn.
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When I think of this name I think of some utter dimwit Country girl.
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I like this name a lot!
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This is a trailer park name. In 40 years Brinleigh will be like Raylene.
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This is just another hideous, ditzy-sounding country girl name that sounds hopelessly dated.
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Well, I find that this name is quite rare and there are many ways of spelling it. I have met a few people that have this name and all of them spell it in many ways. I am proud to carry it because it reminds me of a masculine but also feminine name, which also resembles me, because I have a feminine but also a strong side to me. So I carry it with pride, plus it's a beautiful name.
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It's interesting this name seems to have no real origin beyond someone liking the sound. I can only think of one Raylene and she's a singer from the Canadian Folk/Pop group The Rankin Family.
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I have had this name for 32 years now and it's not spelled the same but pronounced the same (go figure). Also I have never met anyone with the same name.
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