Origin and Meaning of Raizy

Rose or flower

Origin: Yiddish - Derives from the Hebrew name 'Rachael' meaning 'ewe' or 'mother sheep', but commonly associated with 'rose' in Yiddish and Jewish tradition.

• Raizy is a common name among Ashkenazi Jews and is often used in Hasidic communities, reflecting a tradition of using floral and nature-inspired names.
• The name Raizy is frequently used in Hebrew-speaking cultures, with various pronunciations and spellings including Raizel and Raizelka.
• Notable bearers include Raizy Overholt, an American artist known for her community-centric art projects.
• Raizy's popularity has grown in recent years, particularly among families looking for unique and culturally significant names.
• Related names and variations include Raisa, Raizel, and Rachelle, each with their own unique charm and cultural significance.