The name Regenia is derived from the Latin word regina, which means queen. Regenia is a rare name, with only a few people in the United States bearing this name. Regenia has been used as a given name since the Middle Ages, particularly in Europe. The name Regenia has been associated with royalty and nobility throughout history. In some cultures, Regenia is considered a symbol of power, grace, and intelligence. Regenia is a versatile name that can be shortened to various nicknames, such as Reggie, Gina, or Rae. Regenia has been used in literature and art, such as in the name of the character Regenia in the novel The Tower of the Stork by T.H. White. Regenia has also been used in astronomy, with a minor planet named 1522 Regenia in honor of the name. Regenia is a name that has been used across different cultures and languages, with variations such as Regina, Reina, and Raina. Despite its regal associations, Regenia is a name that is down-to-earth and approachable, making it a unique and memorable choice for a child.

The root form of Regenia is Regenia — meaning Queenly, royal, majestic, noble, powerful..

Regenia remains a beloved choice, ranking #45 in the US. Timeless appeal across cultures and generations.