At a Glance: Name: Reginleif – Meaning: Old Norse compound of 'regin' (the ruling powers/gods) and '-leif' (heir, legacy) — roughly 'legacy of the gods' – Origin: Old Norse – Gender: Girl – Pronunciation: RAY-gin-layf
Reginleif is an Old Norse girl's name meaning “Old Norse compound of 'regin' (the ruling powers/gods) and '-leif' (heir, legacy) — roughly 'legacy of the gods'”. It appears in 2 of our baby name lists.
Meaning & Origin of Reginleif
Meaning: Old Norse compound of 'regin' (the ruling powers/gods) and '-leif' (heir, legacy) — roughly 'legacy of the gods'.
Origin: Old Norse.
How to Pronounce Reginleif
Phonetic: RAY-gin-layf IPA: /ˈrɛɡɪnleɪf/
Popularity of Reginleif
Reginleif doesn’t appear in U.S. Social Security birth records, which include every name given to at least five babies in a year — so it’s rare in the U.S.
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