Origin and Meaning of Regla

Rule or regulation

Origin: Spanish - Derived from the Latin word 'regula', which means a rule or regulation. The name is often associated with the Virgin of Regla, a title for the Virgin Mary in Spanish devotion.

• Regla is particularly popular in Spanish-speaking countries, especially in Cuba, where it is associated with the Virgin of Regla.
• The name Regla is celebrated in various regions with strong Catholic traditions, where it reflects devotion to the Virgin Mary.
• Notable bearers include Regla Cordero, a prominent Cuban artist, and Regla de Mar, a term often used in Cuban literature referencing the sea and the Virgin of Regla.
• The popularity of the name Regla has fluctuated over the decades, experiencing a peak during the 20th century, particularly in the 1940s and 1950s.
• Regla has several variations and related names in different cultures, such as Reglas in Catalan and Regla in Italian, though this latter usage is rare.