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I'm not sure about Scottish Gaelic, but the Irish equivalent of "Regina" is Ríognach, or in a more modern spelling, Ríonach [ree-nah]. It means "queenly".
Another name, Raghnailt [rye-nilt/raunilt] was sometimes used for Regina.
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