Baby Names

royal names

22 royal baby names, with meaning and origin

  • Victoria

    Girl

    Means "victory", "she who conquers".

    Latin

  • Leonor

    Girl

    Means "the light-bearer", "the bold one".

    Greek

  • Alberto

    Boy

    From Germanic, meaning "bright" or "illustrious".

    Germanic · German · Spanish

  • Carlota

    Girl

    Means "little and free", a diminutive of Carlos.

    French · Germanic

  • Elizabeth

    Girl

    Means "God is my oath".

    English · Hebrew

  • Eleonora

    Girl

    Its origin is debated: an Occitan, Greek and even Arabic origin have all been proposed.

    Italian · French

  • Gonzalo

    Boy

    Of Germanic origin, meaning "ready for battle".

    Germanic · Spanish

  • Riccardo

    Boy

    The Italian variant of Ricardo (Richard). Means "brave king".

    German · Italian

  • Cleopatra

    Girl

    Means "glory of her father", the name of Egypt's last queen.

    Greek

  • Dalmiro

    Boy

    Of Germanic origin, meaning "illustrious for his nobility".

    Germanic

  • Leopoldo

    Boy

    Of Germanic origin, combining elements meaning "bold" and "people". A famous bearer is the patron saint of Austria.

    German · Italian

  • Louis

    Boy

    From Germanic origin, meaning "warrior".

    Germanic · French

  • Orla

    Girl

    Means "golden princess".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Regina Sofía

    Girl

    A compound of Regina, "queen", and Sofía, "wisdom".

    Latin · Greek

  • Tiara

    Girl

    The ceremonial band worn on the head.

    Greek · Persian

  • Zaida

    Girl

    Means "she who grows", "the fortunate one".

    Arabic

  • Adalberto

    Boy

    Of Germanic origin, composed of adal ("noble") and behrt ("bright, radiant"), meaning "the one who shines through nobility".

    Germanic

  • Emmett

    Boy

    The masculine form of Emma, derived from a surname. Associated with strength and nobility.

    Japanese

  • Haruma

    Boy

    Sun and real truth

    Japanese

  • Régis

    Boy

    A name popular in France, of Latin origin, meaning "royal".

    Latin

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