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Pronunciation of Règán in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, South Africa
R Ay - GA n
| r | sounds like the | 'r' | in 'rat' | |
| ay | sounds like the | 'ie' | in 'tie' | |
| n | sounds like the | 'n' | in 'no' |
Phonetic Spelling:[ R Ay - GA n ]
R
Ay
-
n
rat
lie
no
Type of Name:
First Name
Language:
Irish
Alternate Spelling(s):
Raegun,Raegaan
Meaning:
Irish origin it means "Child of the small king English origin it means"It's a girl She is the princess and she's shy and has the power of beauty",
Additional Information:
The name Règán has Irish orish but is an Americanized and respelled as Raegan, , coming from an old Irish surname “Ó Riagáin” (a descendent of Riagán) – which in turn originated from the Gaelic "riodhgach" meaning ‘impulsive.’ The Ó Riagáins were widespread in medieval Irish kingdoms and important because they were very active against the Viking invaders. We think most would agree that “impulsive” is a charming meaning reflective of those feisty Irish natures. As a given name, Reagan became popularized in the United States as a unisex name (apparently in honor of President Ronald Reagan). Regan, however, has long been considered a female given name (Shakespeare used Regan for one of his characters in King Lear). The spelling of Raegan is very American. For most other English-speakers, this would be considered a misspelling.
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Pronunciation of Règán in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, South Africa
R Ay Ga un
Type of Name:
First Name
Language:
Irish
Alternate Spelling(s):
Raegun,Raegaan
Meaning:
Irish origin it means "Child of the small king English origin it means"It's a girl She is the princess and she's shy and has the power of beauty",
Additional Information:
The name Règán has Irish orish but is an Americanized and respelled as Raegan, , coming from an old Irish surname “Ó Riagáin” (a descendent of Riagán) – which in turn originated from the Gaelic "riodhgach" meaning ‘impulsive.’ The Ó Riagáins were widespread in medieval Irish kingdoms and important because they were very active against the Viking invaders. We think most would agree that “impulsive” is a charming meaning reflective of those feisty Irish natures. As a given name, Reagan became popularized in the United States as a unisex name (apparently in honor of President Ronald Reagan). Regan, however, has long been considered a female given name (Shakespeare used Regan for one of his characters in King Lear). The spelling of Raegan is very American. For most other English-speakers, this would be considered a misspelling.
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