Regina, meaning "queen" in Latin, has been a timeless and regal name since medieval times. Regina, derived from Latin meaning 'queen', has been used since early times, including as a name for a 2nd-century saint, and gained Christian significance during the Middle Ages, particularly in honor of the Virgin Mary, and later revived in the 19th century. The name's popularity has been influenced by various historical figures, including St. Regina, a 3rd-century French virgin martyr. Regina is a versatile name that has been used across multiple cultures, symbolizing leadership and royalty. Its enduring popularity stems from its strong, elegant sound and rich historical significance.
