Rigby
[ˈrɪɡbi]Meaning
a place name derived from Old Norse, meaning 'ruler's estate'
Background Story
The name Rigby gained popularity as a place name in England and has been used in various forms of media. It is famously known from the animated television show 'Regular Show', where a character named Rigby is depicted as a raccoon who is lazy and mischievous.
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