Royal Names

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

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Noble, well-born, or youth, well-born

noble, well-born, or youth, well-born

the chieftain/mother deserves honor/respect

American, possibly a variant of Ozelle or a combination

possibly 'strength of God' or 'noble'

unique khan, true khan, pure ruler

noble

Supreme Lord, highest being

one who is tested, proven, or examined; all-around

English, Scottish, Korean

tree, forest, enclosed hunting ground

Lord of the highest, supreme God

Finnish, from Greek

Passover; to pass by

village chief, headman, landlord

nobleman, patrician

Latin, via English

noble, patrician

nobleman, patrician

noble, patrician

nobleman, patrician

English (diminutive of Patrick or Patricia)

noble, patrician

American diminutive of Patricia

noblewoman, patrician

English diminutive of Patricia

noble, patrician

English diminutive of Patrick or Patricia

noble, patrician

small, humble

Pœga's town, warrior's town, or royal estate

rock, stone

Greek (via Latin)

rock, stone

Swedish, Old Norse, Greek

rock, stone, eternal ruler

Roc (mythical bird), grand, majestic, touch, hit, or surname

Greek (Per), Celtic (Allan)

rock, stone (Per); noble, precious (Allan)

1949.Per Gustav

Greek (Per), Old Norse/Germanic (Gustav)

rock, stone (Per); staff of the Goths, staff of God (Gustav)

1950.Per Henrik

Greek (Per), Germanic (Henrik)

rock, stone (Per); home ruler (Henrik)

1951.Per-Fredrik

Greek and Old German

rock, stone, and peaceful ruler

1952.Per-Gustaf

Scandinavian, Germanic

rock, stone, and staff of the Goths

1953.Per-Håkan

rock, stone (Per) and high, exalted (Håkan)

Old Norse, Germanic

Ever-ruler, eternal ruler

Scandinavian, Germanic

eternal ruler, powerful ruler

Finnish, from Germanic

bright ruler, famous ruler (diminutive)

rock, stone

Sino-Vietnamese

bird, phoenix

Glorious, splendid, or magnificent

French, from Greek

lover of horses

1961.Phoenician

Ancient Semitic

Of Phoenicia, purple

1962.Phongsakorn

Lineage of the Sun, glorious lineage

Sino-Vietnamese

blessing, good fortune, happiness

rock, stone

Finnish, from Old Norse via Swedish

Exalted one, high one

Finnish (from Old Norse)

exalted one, high one

wealthy ruler

purple, porphyry

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