Reina

Reina is primarily a female given name of Spanish origin, derived from the word reina meaning "queen." The name traces back to Latin regina and has long been used in Spanish-speaking communities. Its use has spread to other cultures through media, migration, and naming trends.

Beyond its use as a given name, Reina also appears as a surname in some families and regions with Spanish influence. In Japan, Reina is a common feminine given name as well, with meanings determined by the kanji chosen by parents; different character combinations can convey a range of qualities such as beauty, grace, or gentleness.

As a word, reina functions as the Spanish noun for queen and features in various cultural contexts, including literature, film, music, and everyday discourse. The name has several related or variant forms, such as Reyna, and may be transliterated in different languages as Raina or Reina, reflecting cross-cultural adaptation.

Notable individuals, fictional characters, and place names bearing the term Reina exist across regions, illustrating its broad cross-cultural appeal. The name’s meaning and associations—centered on the concept of a queen—often influence its reception and usage in different communities.