Ratcliffe

Take a leap and choose this original name! Ratcliffe began as a last name or toponym in English, and has been seen in records dating back as early as the 7th century. Meaning “red cliff,” it was considered a place name for those who lived near a steep red cliff or slope, and has a popular alternate spelling of Radcliffe. Nowadays, Ratcliffe is a stately given name for boys. This moniker evokes images of towering heights and vast vistas, which baby can explore and traverse, embracing their adventurous side.