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Names that mean crown

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Crown in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Crown

AbheeshekHindi — "Consecrating or to Crown"AdegokeAfrican — "Means 'the crown has been exalted' in Yoruba."AdejolaAfrican — "Horored. Royal. The crown. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AdelabuAfrican — "His crown passed through deep water A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AdelajaAfrican — "His crown settles a quarrel A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AdemolaAfrican — "A crown is added to his wealth A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AderetHebrew — "Crown"AdesolaAfrican — "His crown honours us. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AdetokunboAfrican — "Means 'the crown came from over the sea' in Yoruba."AdeyemiAfrican — "The crown suits him well. A Yoruba name used in the West Africa region."AfseruddinArabic — "Supporter of Islam, Crown of the faith"AmayrArabic — "Crown"AmmamahArabic — "Crown"AnadarHawaiian — "Variant of Anakale: Crown."AnakaleHawaiian — "Crown"ArshMuslim — "Dominion. Crown. Throne."DahimArabic — "Royal Crown"DeehamArabic — "Crown"KatryelArabic — "God is my crown|Peace."KireetHindi — "Crown"KiritmaniHindi — "Jewel in the crown"KirpanHindi — "Crown"KitroonHebrew — "Crown"KytronHebrew — "Crown"LabhrasIrish — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LabhruinnGaelic — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LarisSwedish — "One crowned with laurel, Victorious one. The Norse form of Laurence."LarranceLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LarriLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence."LarrieAmerican — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence."LarrisSwedish — "One crowned with laurel, Victorious one. The Norse form of Laurence."LarryEnglish — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence."LarsScandinavian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LarsenScandinavian — "Lar's son, Son of the one crowned with laurel, victorious one. The Norse form of Laurence."LarsonScandinavian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LarssonSwedish — "Lar's son, Son of the one crowned with laurel, victorious one. The Norse form of Laurence."LarzDutch — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LauransLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurenceEnglish — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurencioSpanish — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurensDutch — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurentFrench — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurenzGerman — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurisSwedish — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LauritjLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LauritsSwedish — "Lar's son, Son of the one crowned with laurel, victorious one. The Norse form of Laurence."LauritzDanish — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LauroItalian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurrieLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LaurryLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LaurusEstonian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LaurynasLithuanian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LavrentyRussian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LavreutyRussian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LawleaOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawleahOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawleeOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawleighOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawleyEnglish — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawliOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawlieOld English — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawlyEnglish — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LawranceLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LawrenceLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LawsonEnglish — "Lawrence's son, Son of the victorious one crowned in Laurel leaves."LomeEnglish — "Form of Lawrence meanÂ¬ing "a man from Laurentum; crowned with laurel""LorencsLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LorenisHungarian — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LoritLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LorryEnglish — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LorusLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LourencoPortuguese — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LowranceLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LowreeLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LowrenceLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."LowrieLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LowryEnglish — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."MakutHindi — "Crown"MakwangwalaAfrican — "A crown. A Ngoni name used in the South Africa region."MongkutThai — "Man with crown"MukutIndian — "Crown"NezerHebrew — "One who is crowned"PonmudiHindi — "Golden Crown"QanberArabic — "Crown"RaulusLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory."SartajIndian — "Crown"StamosGreek — "Crown"StavtosGreek — "One who is crowned"SteEnglish — "Crown"SteenieGreek — "Diminutive of Stephen: Crown, victorious."StephanasBiblical — "Crown"StephensonEnglish — "Stephen's son|son of the crowned one"StephoEnglish — "Crown"StevensoEnglish — "Variant of Stephen: Crown, victorious."StevensonEnglish — "Stephen's son|son of the crowned one"StravropoulosGreek — "Stephen's son|son of the crowned one"SzczepanPolish — "Crown"TaajuddinArabic — "Religions crown"TaajwarMuslim — "Variant of Tajwar: King. Crowned."TahjHindi — "Crown"TahvoFinnish — "Man with crown"TajhHindi — "Crown"TajjArabic — "Authority, Crown"TajwarMuslim — "King. Crowned."TirnaHindi — "A Queen, A Crown"TuwaijArabic — "Little crown"VavrinecTeutonic — "Laurel crowned, Victory."YesalPersian — "Pholon ka taj, Crown of flowers"YuvarajaHindi — "Son of the King, Crown Prince"ZipporBiblical — "Bird, sparrow, crown, desert."ZopharBiblical — "Rising early, crown."

Girl names that mean Crown

AbhishiktaHindi — "Women crowned in royal chair"AfmarArabic — "Crown"AfsarMuslim — "Crown"AmaaraUrdu — "Crown"AtariaHebrew — "Crown"AtariahHebrew — "Crown"AtaryaHebrew — "Crown"AtaryahHebrew — "Crown"AtearaHebrew — "Crown"AtearahHebrew — "Crown"AteraHebrew — "Crown"AterahHebrew — "Crown"AteretHebrew — "Crown"BasaakArabic — "Flower Crown"DolaHindi — "Crown"EstefanaSpanish — "Feminine form of Stephen; crowned with laurel"EstefaniaSpanish — "Crown"EstephaniaPortuguese — "Feminine form of Estevao, the Portuguese cognate of Stephen a crown, a garland See ESTEVAO Male Names"EtiennetteFrench — "Feminine form of Etienne, the French cognate of Stephen, which is from the Greek stephanos garland, crown See ETIENNE Male Names"FolasadeAfrican — "Honour gives a crown (Yoruba)"FolashadeAfrican — "Honour gives a crown (Yoruba)"GitteloreFrench — "Gittelore is combination of Gitte (means strength, power) and Lore (means crowned with laurel)"HauledArabic — "Crown"HeniHindi — "Crown"HilaPersian — "Halo, crown People think of Hila as intelligent, pretty, caring, creÂ¬ative, popular People who like the name Hila also like Hannah, Emilia, Emma, Ava, Heaven, Estelle, Hope, Amelia, Helena, Emilie"KaelaAmerican — "The laurel crown"KalauneaTongan — "Crown"KalauneeTongan — "Crown"KalauneyTongan — "Crown"KalauniTongan — "Crown"KalauniaTongan — "Crown"KalauniahTongan — "Crown"KalaunieTongan — "Crown"KalaunyTongan — "Crown"KalaunyaTongan — "Crown"KatrielHebrew — "God is my crown"KekepaniaGreek — "Woman with crown"KullahArabic — "Crown"KylaAmerican — "A feminine form of Kyle, attractive one from the strait; Crown, Victorious; Aboriginal name of a river."KylahGaelic — "A feminine form of Kyle, attractive one from the strait; Crown, Victorious; Aboriginal name of a river."LarienLatin — "The crown of flowers"LiviaLatin — "Brave lioness, Crown."LiviahHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."LiviyaHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."LiviyahHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."LorainArabic — "Flower Crown"LornaScottish — "Lost Love; Crown of laurel leaves. victory. Female form of Lorne."LornahEnglish — "Lost Love; Crown of laurel leaves. victory. Female form of Lorne."LorneeEnglish — "Lost Love; Crown of laurel leaves. victory. Female form of Lorne."LorneyEnglish — "Lost Love; Crown of laurel leaves. victory. Female form of Lorne."LyviaEnglish — "Brave lioness, Crown."LyviahHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."LyvyaHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."LyvyahHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."MahtajArabic — "Beautiful, from the words Mah (moon ) and taj (crown ), literally meaning crown of the moon, figuratively meaning the most beautiful among the beautiful ones"MertalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertellGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertellaLatin — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MertlGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtelGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtilGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MirtylGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtalGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtellaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtelleGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MurtlGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrtaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrtiaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrticeGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrticiaGreek — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"MyrtleEnglish — "Myrtle tree, victory, crowned; Flower"OlivyaHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."OlivyahHebrew — "Brave lioness, Crown."ShardeaAfrican — "Honor Brings A Crown"SonjeScandinavian — "Scandinavian cognate of Sonya, a Russian pet form of Sofya wisdom, skill. See SOFIA. Sonja is the name of the wife of King Harald V of Norway and mother of Crown Prince Haakon Magnus and Princess Martha Louise"StefEnglish — "Crown"StefanyaRussian — "Feminine form of Stephan: crowned with laurels. Note: 'This Database is Copyright Muse Creations Inc. 2000'."StefinaGreek — "From Stefanos - crown"StefiniaGreek — "From Stefanos - crown"StephenieEnglish — "Crown"SushumnaHindi — "Sushumna is a nadi in the human subtle body. it is one of the bodys main energy, Channels that connects the base Chakra to the crown Chakra, Same as Lalita"SusumnaHindi — "Sushumna is a nadi in the human subtle body. it is one of the bodys main energy, Channels that connects the base Chakra to the crown Chakra, Same as Lalita"TaajMuslim — "Variant of Taj: Crown."TiaraLatin — "Jewelled crown."TiarahLatin — "Jewelled crown."TiarraLatin — "Jewelled crown."TiarrahLatin — "Jewelled crown."TsifiraEnglish — "Crown"TyaraLatin — "Jewelled crown."TyarahLatin — "Jewelled crown."ZaudituAfrican — "Amharic of Ethiopia name meaning 'she is the crown.'ZAWDITU"

Unisex names that mean Crown

AdebowaleAfrican — "Means 'my crown has come home' in Igbo."AtaraHebrew — "Crown"AtarahHebrew — "Crown"KiritIndian — "Crown"LariRussian — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence."LauryLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LawrieLatin — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."LorySpanish — "Laurel crowned, Victory. A short form of Laurence and Lawrence."TajIndian — "Crown"

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