Is Raynor a boy's name?

Yes, Raynor is used as a boy's name, though it is more common as surname, it is used as first name for boys as modern unique name with English origin, meaning counselor or mighty army. Raynor as first name for boys is uncommon but used, especially as modern trend of using surnames as first names, similar to Parker, Carter, and Grayson, with Raynor being distinctive and strong sounding. Raynor as boy's name pronounced RAY-nor, with two syllables, has cool, rugged feel, suitable for boys, with meaning from Old English and Old Norse Ragnar meaning mighty army or counselor. While Raynor is primarily surname of English and Welsh origin, it is increasingly used as first name for boys in US, UK, and Canada for parents seeking unique name not overly common, ranking outside top 1000 but gaining popularity as surname-first-name trend. Raynor as boy's name is considered masculine due to strong consonants and historical male usage. So yes, Raynor is a boy's name, though uncommon as first name, more common as surname, but used for boys as modern unique name with English heritage, meaning counselor, and cool sound similar to Rayner, suitable for parents wanting distinctive boy name.