Royal Names

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

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dark, black, all-attractive

Follower of Christ

crown

innkeeper, potter

the one who is celebrated, famous, or renowned

Our great one

1495.Kuiniertje

Dutch diminutive of Cunera

queen

brave in battle, bold in war

Lotus flower

1498.Kunnegiena

brave, royal, or noble woman

Sun, throne, or shepherd

Finnish, from Old Norse/Germanic

staff of the Goths, royal staff

royal staff or staff of the Goths

nation, country

Irish, Welsh, or Sanskrit

little dark one, or ancient, enduring

strong, powerful, or kingly

from the royal fortress meadow

Lady, mistress, or throne

American, possibly Irish or Greek influence

noble ruler, lord

Lord, master

Arabic, possibly Slavic

uncertain; possibly 'leader' or 'prince'

glorious ruler

American, from Italian

the lady

rules with glory

Unknown, possibly related to 'Lalla' meaning 'lady' or 'mistress'

The queen

1515.Lars Gösta

Lars: Latin; Gösta: Old Norse/Old Swedish

Lars: crowned with laurel; Gösta: Goth staff or support

1516.Lars Håkan

Lars: Latin; Håkan: Old Norse

Lars: 'crowned with laurel'; Håkan: 'high son' or 'skillful'

1517.Lars Henrik

Latin and Germanic

laurel-crowned home ruler

1518.Lars Ingvar

Lars: Latin, Ingvar: Old Norse

Lars: crowned with laurel; Ingvar: warrior of Ing

Lars: Latin; Ivan: Slavic (from Hebrew)

Lars: crowned with laurel; Ivan: God is gracious

Lars: Latin; Olle: Old Norse

Lars: crowned with laurel; Olle: ancestral heritage

Latin and Old Norse

laurel-crowned ruler

Scandinavian (compound of Latin and Old Norse)

laurel-crowned ruler

1523.Lars-Gösta

Latin, Old Norse

laurel-crowned staff of the Goths

1524.Lars-Håkan

Latin and Old Norse

laurel-crowned and high/exalted

1525.Lars-Henric

Latin and Germanic

laurel-crowned ruler of the home

crowned with laurel

glorious ruler

American (African American)

queen, fairy queen

American (African American)

queen, or a combination of La- and Tonya

American (blend of La- prefix and Patricia)

noble, patrician

Latin, via English

from Laurentum

Sino-Vietnamese

plum, pear

Americanized form of French Le Roy

the king

English, Germanic

lady, noblewoman

descendant, heir

night

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