Lorraine

Meaning from Lorraine, France
Origin English, French
Gender Girl
Popularity Moderate
Length 8
Syllables 2
Syllabification Lor-raine

About Lorraine

The name Lorraine, with its roots in the picturesque French region, holds a timeless charm that continues to captivate parents around the world. Despite lacking a specific meaning, Lorraine exudes an air of elegance and sophistication, making it a perfect choice for a baby girl.

This classic name has a versatile nature, adapting beautifully to various cultures. Its variations, like the Spanish Lorena or Loraine, add a touch of uniqueness while retaining the name's inherent allure.

Lorraine has graced the lives of many remarkable women, from influential playwright Lorraine Hansberry to talented actress Lorraine Bracco. Its lovable nicknames Lori, Rainey, and Lolly bring endearment to the name, creating a strong bond between family and friends.

Whether you seek a name with historical significance or a name that remains eternally stylish, Lorraine is a splendid choice that will bestow grace and sophistication upon your precious daughter.

Variations of Name Lorraine

Lorena
Loraine
Lorayne

Nicknames for Lorraine

Lori
Raine
Rainy
Lor
Rainey

Famous People Named Lorraine

Lorraine HansberryAmerican playwright and author
Lorraine BraccoAmerican actress
Lorraine KellyBritish television presenter and journalist
Lorraine GaryAmerican actress
Lorraine ToussaintTrinidadian-American actress
Lorraine AshbourneEnglish actress
Lorraine NicholsonAmerican actress and daughter of Jack Nicholson
Lorraine HuntAmerican opera singer and politician
Lorraine WarrenParanormal investigator, subject of "The Conjuring" films
Lorraine PascaleBritish chef and television personality
Lorraine FeatherAmerican jazz singer and songwriter
Lorraine BaylyAustralian actress
Lorraine CinkHost and writer for Marvel Entertainment
Lorraine EllisonAmerican soul singer
Lorraine PilkingtonIrish actress
Lorraine McIntoshScottish singer and actress
Lorraine Hunt LiebersonAmerican opera singer
Lorraine Hunt-LiebersonAmerican opera singer
Lorraine MollerNew Zealand long-distance runner
Lorraine BowenBritish singer and songwriter

Characters Named Lorraine

Lorraine Baines McFly"Back to the Future" film series
Lorraine BraccoCharacter in "The Sopranos" TV series, portrayed by the actress Lorraine Bracco
Lorraine WarrenCharacter in "The Conjuring" film series, based on the real-life paranormal investigator
Lorraine JohnsonCharacter in the novel "Oryx and Crake" by Margaret Atwood
Lorraine SheldonCharacter in the play "The Man Who Came to Dinner" by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart
Lorraine ChandlerCharacter in the video game "Life is Strange - Before the Storm"
Lorraine StanleyCharacter in the British TV series "EastEnders"
Lorraine MasseyCharacter in the novel "Curly Girl - The Handbook" by Lorraine Massey and Deborah Chiel
Lorraine FinsterCharacter in the TV series "Will & Grace," portrayed by Minnie Driver
Lorraine "Lo" JenkinsCharacter in the film "She's All That," portrayed by Anna Paquin
Lorraine BakerCharacter in the film "Cheaper by the Dozen," portrayed by Hilary Duff
Lorraine BrocklehurstCharacter in the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brontë
Lorraine ToussaintCharacter in the TV series "Orange Is the New Black," portrayed by the actress Lorraine Toussaint
Lorraine LionheartCharacter in the video game "Psychonauts"
Lorraine SimoneCharacter in the film "Grumpy Old Men," portrayed by Burgess Meredith
Lorraine FlemingCharacter in the film "Hell's Angels," portrayed by Jean Harlow
Lorraine ArchibaldCharacter in the TV series "Gossip Girl"
Lorraine "Lori" QuaidCharacter in the film "Total Recall," portrayed by Sharon Stone
LorraineCharacter in the film "Madagascar 2 - Escape to Africa"