Rigsby
Meaning of Rigsby
The name Rigsby is a distinctive and uncommon choice for boys, with a unique charm and historical depth. Originating from Old Norse and Old English roots, it is derived from a place name meaning "ridge farm" or "farm on the ridge." This name carries a rustic yet refined appeal, often evoking images of pastoral landscapes and countryside heritage. Pronounced as rigz-bee (/ˈrɪɡzbiː/), it has a straightforward yet memorable sound. A notable variation of the name is Rigs, offering a more casual and modern twist. Despite its rarity, Rigsby has maintained consistent albeit low usage in the United States over recent years, reflecting its niche but enduring appeal among parents seeking something unique yet grounded in tradition.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as rigz-bee (/ˈrɪɡzbiː/)
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Notable People Named Rigsby
| Rigsby sisters - Kerri and Cori Rigsby are American sisters who blew the whistle on State Farm for fraudulently categorizing wind damage as flood damage after Hurricane Katrina, leading to a historic legal victory. |
