Estefania is a unique and beautiful name with a fascinating history behind it. It has Spanish origins and means "crown" or "garland of flowers". The name Estefania comes from the Occitan (a Romance language spoken in southern France) name Estephan, which was derived from the Old German name Stefanus.
In Spain, Estefania became popular during the Middle Ages as a result of contact between Spanish and French cultures. It has since become a well-known name throughout Latin America and other Spanish-speaking regions around the world.
Estefania is also associated with several notable figures in history and culture:
* Estefanía de Urgel (1236-1271) was a queen consort of Aragon who played an important role in politics during her time.
* Estefanía de Guzmán (1440-1483) was a Spanish noblewoman who served as a lady-in-waiting to Queen Isabella I of Castile.
* Estefania Rincón is a popular Colombian singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of genres such as rock, pop, and Latin music.
Today, Estefania continues to be popular among parents looking for a distinctive name with deep historical roots. Its meaning - "crown" or "garland of flowers" - adds to its appeal, making it an excellent choice for those who wish to bestow their child with a powerful and elegant moniker.
Statistics for the name Estefania in the United States are as follows:
* In 1991, there were 5 babies born with the name Estefania.
* Since then, a total of 5 individuals have been named Estefania in the US.