Imogine

Imogine is a variant spelling of Imogen, a name with Celtic and Shakespearean roots. The traditional Imogen derives from the Gaelic word 'inghean,' meaning 'maiden' or 'daughter.' Shakespeare used the name in his play 'Cymbeline,' though it's believed he actually intended to use the name 'Innogen' but a printing error created 'Imogen.' The spelling variation Imogine adds a softer, more melodic quality to the name. While less common than Imogen, Imogine has an antique charm and literary connection that appeals to parents seeking a distinctive yet classic-sounding name for their daughters. The name carries connotations of strength, innocence, and imagination.

Pronounced im-uh-JEEN.

As of October 2026, Imogine ranked #4531 in US births in 1937 SSA, peaked at #3519 in 1929.