Around the globe, Rangi (Rangi 
, Ранги 
) is a common epicene given name. The first name Rangi is habitual in India, where it is quite a rare gender-neutral name, Sri Lanka, where it is quite a rare girly name, and New Zealand, where it is a rare epicene name. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is commonest in India, Sri Lanka, and Australia. Much less frequently, Rangi is the last name as well as the forename.
Rangi is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Rangi Heremaia , the soap opera character, Shortland Street.
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rangi mawhete Rangitane; land agent, interpreter, politician, NZ (b. 1880) |
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| tutekohi rangi Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti tohunga, faith healer, NZ (b. 1871) |
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| rangi hauiti pokiha Ngati Pamoana and Nga Rauru; farmer, surveyor, orator, NZ (b. 1895) |
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| rangi ruru wananga karaitiana Rangitane and Ngati Kahungunu; labourer, musician, songwriter, NZ (b. 1909) |
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| rangi chase New Zealand rugby player (b. 1918) |
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rangi kuini wikitoria topeora Ngati Toa leader, peacemaker, composer of waiata, NZ |
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| mansfield rangi Umpire (1936-1987), NZ (b. 1936) |
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| rangi hetet New Zealand artist, NZ (b. 1937) |
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| rangi kipa sculptor, carver, illustrator, NZ (b. 1966) |
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| hare te rangi New Zealand rugby league footballer, NZ (b. 1977) |
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| rangi joass Australian rugby league footballer |
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| rangi te pikinga [] - 1819:1859 - Chieftainess of the Ngati Apa tribe of the Rangitikei district. She was amongst the people who were encountered by Te Rauparaha and te Rangihaeata, on their first fighting expedition southward to the Wellington district in 1819-1820. |
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| tame te rangi New Zealand civil servant, NZ |
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| rangi kandane-rathnayake researcher |
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| rangi rangitukunoa New Zealand actor, director and camera operator |
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