Ragen

Ragen is a first name used for both girls and boys, regarded as a modern American and English variant of the name Reagan. The meaning of the name can be translated as "the descendant of Riagan," while in a looser interpretation, it also means "the descendant of the king" or "the little king."

What does the name Ragen mean?

The name Ragen is used as both a girl's and a boy's name and is considered a modern American and English variant of Reagan. Translated, it means "the descendant of Riagan" and can also be interpreted as "the descendant of the king" or "the little king." The origins of the name lie in Old Irish and are likely derived from the term riagán, which means "little king." This is composed of rí, meaning "king" or "ruler," and in, a diminutive suffix. Other variants include Ragan and Regan.

Where does the name Ragen come from?

The name Ragen has its roots in Old Irish and means "the descendant of Riagan." The Old Irish term riagán is composed of rí, meaning "king" or "ruler," and in, a diminutive suffix. Thus, Ragen is considered a first name for both females and males. The languages in which the name is used are American and English.

How do you pronounce Ragen?

Ragen is pronounced approximately like 'Reigen.'

Popularity

In Germany, Ragen is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. The name Ragen achieved its best ranking in 2002, when it placed 640th in the name charts in Scotland. Between 1974 and 2024, the name was given about 20 times in Scotland, earning it the 2,432nd place. However, in the last ten years, no child has been named that way.