Nombres de princesas reales
Estos son los nombres de pila de princesas reales, del pasado y del presente, de Diana a Leonor y Kate. Cada uno carga con una historia real de deber, gracia y una vida pública vivida en parte como un cuento de hadas y en parte bajo los reflectores.
Adelaide noble linaje
Aiko love child, beloved child; Princess Aiko of Japan
Aishwarya prosperity, wealth; Queen Aishwarya of Nepal, the country's last reigning queen consort before the monarchy's abolition
Alia 'excelsa, noble, sublime', forma femenina de Ali
Amelie forma francesa de Amelia, del germánico 'amal', que significa 'trabajo, laborioso'
Basma smile; Princess Basma bint Talal of Jordan, human rights advocate
Benedikte blessed; Princess Benedikte of Denmark, sister of Queen Margrethe II
Camilla doncella noble (mitología romana, la Eneida)
Carlota free woman, feminine of Charles; Empress Carlota of Mexico, consort of Maximilian I
Caroline forma femenina de Charles, tradicionalmente «hombre libre»
Charlene nombre anglo-hongkonés; la cantante y actriz Charlene Choi
Diana divina
Elena tradicionalmente, luz resplandeciente
Eugenie well-born, noble; Princess Eugenie of York
Farida unique, precious gem; Queen Farida of Egypt, first wife of King Farouk
Fawzia success, victory, triumph; Princess Fawzia of Egypt, who became Queen of Iran as the first wife of the Shah
Gayatri name of a sacred Vedic hymn and mantra; Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur, celebrated for her beauty and style
Grace gracia, bendición
Haya modesty, life; Princess Haya bint Hussein of Jordan, equestrian and former Sheikha of Dubai
Iman fe, creencia
Ingeborg Ing's protection (the god Ing + borg 'fortification'); borne by several medieval Scandinavian queens consort
Isabel Dios es mi juramento; un clásico elegante anterior al auge de Isabella
Josephine Dios añade
Kaiulani traditionally glossed 'the royal one, the highest point'; Princess Kaʻiulani, Crown Princess of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Kako meaning kanji-dependent, often glossed 'fragrant child'; Princess Kako of Akishino
Leonor meaning debated, often linked to 'light' or 'compassion'; Leonor, Princess of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne
Madeleine forma francesa, «de Magdala»
Mako meaning kanji-dependent, often glossed 'true, sincere child'; former Princess Mako of Akishino, who relinquished her title upon marrying a commoner in 2021
Marie forma francesa de Mary/Miriam; tradicionalmente traducido como «amarga» o «amada», significado exacto disputado
Martha significa «señora, dueña» en arameo
Masako child of correctness and elegance (kanji-dependent); Empress Masako of Japan
Michiko niña de belleza y sabiduría
Monineath meaning uncertain; Queen Norodom Monineath of Cambodia, queen consort
Muna wishes, desires (plural of munya); Princess Muna al-Hussein of Jordan, mother of King Abdullah II
Nandi meaning debated, possibly 'the sweet one'; Queen Nandi kaBhebhe, mother of the Zulu king Shaka
Nefertiti the beautiful one has come; Queen Nefertiti, Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten
Olga santa, bendita
Pema lotus; part of the name of Queen Jetsun Pema of Bhutan
Roxelana the Ruthenian woman (an Ottoman epithet from the ancient Roxolani people); the enslaved-then-elevated queen consort of Suleiman the Magnificent, one of the most powerful women in Ottoman history
Saleha righteous, virtuous; Queen Saleha of Brunei, queen consort
Salma pacífica, segura
Salote free woman (Tongan form of Charlotte); Queen Sālote Tupou III of Tonga, who famously rode uncovered through pouring rain in her open carriage at Elizabeth II's coronation to show respect
Sirikit prosperity, glory (siri 'glory, splendor' + kit 'fame, deed'); Queen Sirikit, queen mother of Thailand
Soraya Pléyades, princesa
Suthida beautiful goodness (approx.); Queen Suthida of Thailand, current queen consort
Tatiana reina de las hadas
Taytu meaning debated; Empress Taytu Betul of Ethiopia, wife of Emperor Menelik II and a key strategist in the Ethiopian victory at the Battle of Adwa
Teresa de origen antiguo incierto, posiblemente 'cosechar'; nombre de bautismo católico vietnamita habitual en honor a Santa Teresa
Wencheng cultured, accomplished (approx.); Princess Wencheng of Tang China, who married the Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo and shaped Sino-Tibetan history
Xenia hospitality, guest; Grand Duchess Xenia of Russia, sister of Tsar Nicholas II
Yaa a day-name meaning 'born on Thursday'; Yaa Asantewaa, Queen Mother of Ejisu who led the Ashanti war against British colonial rule
Zewditu meaning debated; Empress Zewditu I of Ethiopia, the first woman to reign as Empress in her own right
Zita meaning uncertain, possibly linked to a medieval Italian saint; Empress Zita, the last Empress consort of Austria-Hungary
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