Regionald
Germanic · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Regionald
Regionald is a variant spelling of Reginald, derived from the Germanic elements "regin" (advice/counsel) and "wald" (rule/power), meaning "ruler with counsel" or "advised ruler." The name has Old High German and Old Saxon linguistic roots that entered English through Norman French after 1066.
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Etymology
Regionald is a variant spelling of Reginald, derived from the Germanic elements "regin" (advice/counsel) and "wald" (rule/power), meaning "ruler with counsel" or "advised ruler." The name has Old High German and Old Saxon linguistic roots that entered English through Norman French after 1066.
Regionald has been used primarily in English-speaking cultures of Christian Europe and North America, with particular prominence in medieval nobility and later Anglo-Saxon societies; the spelling variant "Regionald" is less common than "Reginald," which has been borne by numerous saints, kings, and historical figures since the Middle Ages.
Regionald currently ranks #7,057 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 1958.
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