Reyne

Cleverness abounds in Reyne—a feminine name initially used as a last name in England, brought over by the Normans during the Conquest of 1066. Derived from the Germanic root ragin, Reyne means “advice” or “counsel” for a sagacious tot indeed. Reyne is similar to names like Rhayn and Raine, but its distinctive e spelling brings independence and individuality to an already noteworthy choice.