All over the world, Alayne (Alayne 
, الاين) is quite a rare dominantly female, but uncommonly boy's first name. The forename Alayne is habitual in Cuba, where it is quite a rare male name, Jamaica, where it is a rare girly name, and the United States. In absolute terms, it is the most numerous in the United States, Brazil, and Cuba. Very seldom, Alayne is the last name as well as the forename.
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| Alayne | Australia, Brazil, United States, United Kingdom, Cuba |
| alayne maree snell (born 1947) (b. 1947) |
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| alayne street-perrott British climatologist, GB (b. 1950) |
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| alayne gentul American businessperson, victim of the September 11 attacks, serving as Director of Human Resources of Fiduciary Trust Company International, US (b. 1956) |
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| alayne swanson Scottish sheriff (b. 1959) |
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| alayne cuzick researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-8941-3984) |
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| alayne mikahere hall New Zealand psychologist, NZ |
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| alayne d markland researcher |
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| alayne larissa martins pereira researcher |
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| alayne g ronnenberg researcher |
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