Reis

Boy #6717 most popular

Portuguese Brazilian Spanish

Meanings & Origins

"kings, royalty"

Origin: Portuguese Language: Portuguese

"king"

Origin: Latin Language: Latin

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“One syllable, royal meaning, unstoppable energy”

Origin & Etymology

Reis is the plural of the Portuguese and Spanish word 'rei' (king), derived from the Latin 'rex.' As a given name it carries powerful connotations of royalty and leadership, popular in Portuguese-speaking Brazil and increasingly used in English-speaking countries as a cool, one-syllable name with international flair.

Popularity Story

Reis has gained traction in recent years as parents seek strong, short names with global appeal. Its connection to sports figures and the rise of Latin-influenced names in mainstream culture have fueled its growth.

Cultural Significance

In Brazil and Portugal, Reis is a common surname often associated with distinguished families. As a first name, it evokes nobility and strength, reflecting a cultural pride in heritage and lineage.

Fun Facts

'Reis' means 'kings' in Portuguese — making it one of the few names that is literally plural royalty
The Three Kings (Três Reis Magos) are celebrated on January 6th across Brazil and Portugal, a major holiday tied to this word