The name Raynor is from English nationality, specifically English and Welsh origin derived from Old English and Old Norse personal names Ragnar and Reginald, meaning counselor or mighty army, with Germanic roots. Raynor as surname originates from England, especially Yorkshire and northern England, from Germanic roots brought by Vikings and Normans, with variants Rayner, Raynor, Rainer. Raynor nationality is English, not Irish, though found in Ireland due to English colonization, but origin is English. Raynor is English name dating to medieval times, with meaning from Old English raegn meaning counsel and hard meaning hardy, or from Old Norse Ragnar meaning mighty army. So Raynor nationality is English, with Welsh presence, and Germanic heritage, common in England and Wales, distributed to US, Canada, Australia through English migration, and as garage door brand Raynor from Dixon, Illinois, named after founder's English surname, manufacturing American-made garage doors. So Raynor from English nationality.
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