Regin
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About Regin
Regin is a feminine name with Old Norse origins, connected to Norse mythology where Regin was a dwarf who was both a skilled smith and a tutor. The name carries connotations of wisdom, craftsmanship, and power. In its original context, Regin means 'counsel' or 'decision,' suggesting thoughtfulness and authority. While relatively uncommon in modern usage, the name has seen occasional interest among parents drawn to Norse mythology or seeking names with ancient roots and strong meanings. The simple two-syllable structure gives Regin a crisp, clear sound that's easily pronounced across multiple languages. Its rarity means bearers of the name often enjoy its distinctive quality and meaningful mythological associations.
Regin for boys
Regin is a masculine name with Norse mythological roots. In ancient Nordic legends, Regin was a dwarf smith and foster father to the hero Sigurd. The name carries connotations of craftsmanship, wisdom, and guidance. While relatively uncommon in modern usage, Regin appeals to parents interested in names from Norse mythology or those seeking something distinctive with historical depth. It has a strong, concise sound that works well in contemporary contexts despite its ancient origins. The name may also appear in variations across Scandinavian languages, maintaining its connection to Nordic heritage and mythology.
Pronounced RAY-jin.
As of October 2026, Regin ranked #11785 in US births in 1997 SSA.