Names That Mean Prince

Top Names That Mean Prince, With Their Meanings

1. Sara Hebrew

   Sara means "princess" or "noblewoman" and derives from the Hebrew name Sarai (שָׂרַי), which comes from the root word "sar" meaning "prince" or "ruler." The name is used across Jewish, Christian, and…

2. Mael Breton

   Mael means "chief" or "prince" and derives from the Celtic root *maio- meaning "greater" or "chief." The name is primarily used in Breton and Irish cultures, with notable historical figures including Saint…

3. Raju Hindi

   Raju is a Sanskrit-derived name meaning "king" or "prince," rooted in the Sanskrit word "raj" (राज) which denotes royal authority and sovereignty.

4. Freddie English

   Freddie is a diminutive form of Frederick, derived from the Germanic elements "frod" (peace) and "ric" (ruler), meaning "peaceful ruler." The name has been used primarily in English-speaking cultures and Germanic regions…

5. Amir Arabic

   The name Amir derives from the Arabic root "amr" (أمر), meaning "command" or "ruler," and is traditionally translated as "prince," "commander," or "emir." The name is widespread across Islamic, Arabic, Persian, and…

6. Sarah English

   Sarah derives from the Hebrew name שָׂרָה (Śāră), meaning "princess" or "noblewoman," from the root śar meaning "to rule" or "prince." The name is primarily used in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions,…

7. Amira Arabic

   Amira is derived from the Arabic root "amir," meaning "commander," "prince," or "leader," with the feminine suffix "-a" making it "female leader" or "princess." The name is primarily used in Arabic-speaking, Muslim,…

8. Malo Breton

   Malo derives from the Latin name Maelus, which is believed to mean "chief" or "prince," though some scholars connect it to the Breton element "mael" meaning "prince" or "leader." The name is…

9. Damir Croatian

   Damir is derived from Arabic roots, combining "da" (to give) and "mir" (prince/emir), meaning "prince-giver" or alternatively interpreted as related to "amir" (commander/prince).

10. Kumar Hindi

    Kumar derives from Sanskrit कुमार (kumāra), meaning "prince," "boy," or "young man," with roots in Indo-Aryan linguistic traditions.

11. Miran Slovene

    Miran derives from Persian and means "emir" or "prince," stemming from the Arabic root "amir" (أمير), which denotes a ruler or commander.

12. Baldur Proto-Germanic

    The name 'Baldur' means "prince" or "bold" and derives from the Proto-Germanic *Balþraz, meaning "brave" or "strong." It is primarily used in Norse mythology and Germanic cultures, where Baldur is the beloved…

13. Saara Finnish

    Saara is the Finnish form of Sarah, derived from the Hebrew name שָׂרָה (Sarah), meaning "princess" or "noblewoman" from the root śar (ruler/prince).

14. Prince English

    The name Prince derives from the Latin "princeps," meaning "first" or "chief," and refers to a son of a royal family or a ruler of a principality.

15. Rupert German

    Rupert derives from the Germanic name Ruprecht, which comes from the Old High German elements "hrod" (fame) and "beraht" (bright), meaning "bright fame" or "shining glory." The name is primarily used in…

16. Emir Turkish

    The name Emir derives from the Arabic word "amīr" (أمير), meaning "commander," "prince," or "leader," stemming from the root meaning "to command." It is primarily used in Islamic cultures and Arab-speaking regions,…

17. Fredericus Germanic

    Fredericus means "peaceful ruler" or "peaceful prince," derived from the Germanic elements "fridu" (peace) and "ric" (ruler/king).

18. Rajkumar India

    The name 'Rajkumar' means "prince" or "son of a king," derived from the Sanskrit words *rāj* (king) and *kumāra* (prince or son).

19. Gísli Norse

    The given name 'Gísli' is derived from the Old Norse word 'gísli', which is composed of 'gís' (battle) and 'li' (prince or warrior), meaning 'battle prince' or 'warrior prince'.

20. Maelle French

    Maëlle is a French feminine given name derived from the Breton name Maëla, which likely stems from the element "mael" meaning "prince" or "chief" in Breton.