Raegin is of Irish origin, meaning "little king" or "fierce". It is a modern invention, not derived from any traditional Irish names but rather created as an original name by its creator. The name has gained popularity in recent years due to its unique sound and meaning. Raegin is often associated with the Irish language and culture, despite not having direct roots there. Parents may choose this name for their child to honor Irish heritage or simply because they like its sound. It can be spelled various ways including Reagin, Raeghan, or Ragan, but the most common spelling is Raegin. There are no specific pronunciation guidelines as it is a newly coined name, leaving room for individual interpretation.
"Raegin is a unique name with limited popularity; it was given to seven children in 2001 and has since seen peaks of eight (in 2009) and five (in 2014, 2015, 2016), totaling thirty births over these years."