Royal Names

Names associated with royalty and nobility throughout history. Regal baby names fit for kings, queens, princes, and princesses.

Showing 529–576 of 2,504 names

water, moisture, freshness

wet, moist; refreshing

water, moisture, refreshing

water, moisture, freshness

bear

Hungarian, from Greek and Aramaic

Baal protects the king

Turkic / Proto-Slavic

Wolf, snow leopard, or short

Slavic, ultimately Turkic

fight, fighter, wolf, snow leopard

Dutch/American English

employer, master, chief

Indian / Sanskrit

lord of Braj (region around Mathura)

Irish, Old Welsh, Old French

prince, or broom-covered hill

Irish, English (via Brandon)

sword, prince, or broom-hill

Irish (via English), popularized in Spanish-speaking cultures

strong, virtuous, honorable

Irish (via Americanization)

high, noble, or strong

prince, king, or literally 'brave, strong'

Irish, Welsh, Scottish, American

little raven; raven-haired; princess; descendant of the sorrowful one

high, noble, strong

Strong, or high, noble

high, noble, exalted

Exalted one, strength, power

Exalted one, high goddess

Spanish, from Irish/Gaelic

exalted one, high one

Swedish diminutive of Birgitta

exalted one, high, or strong

Scandinavian, Germanic

bright, glorious, and pearl

Exalted one

Norman French, Scottish

From the brushwood thicket; from the town of Brix

brown

Celtic (Irish/Breton)

High, noble, or strong

Irish, American

strong, virtuous, honorable

water, moist, refreshing

water, moisture

Battle leader, battle king

blind

long hair

bald

Romanian, Latin

acolyte, altar server, or free-born, noble

565.Camille Alphonse

French (Camille), Germanic/Visigothic (Alphonse)

young ceremonial attendant (Camille); noble and ready (Alphonse)

crooked mouth

English, likely from an ancient African title

possibly 'queen mother' or 'sparkling, glowing'

American, from Candace

white, pure, dazzling

American, from Candace

white, pure, glowing

English surname, from Old French 'canon'

large gun; church official

grass, straw; talent, ability; surname

grass, straw, draft, manuscript; surname

Latin, American

capital, head

574.Carl Anders

Germanic, Greek

free man, manly

575.Carl Martin

Germanic (Carl) and Latin (Martin)

free man (Carl) and warlike/of Mars (Martin)

576.Carl Robert

free man, bright fame

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