Regino is a name of Latin origin, likely derived from the female name Regina, which means 'queen.' It has been used in various forms throughout history, including as a given name and surname. Regino is primarily known as a surname with etymological roots in Latin, meaning 'queen,' and has seen increased popularity in modern times, but lacks documented historical significance in medieval Europe, where it was borne by several notable figures. The use of the name has evolved over time, influenced by cultural and linguistic changes. Regino is becoming more common today and holds cultural significance.
