Names of Danish royalty for babies

As they say that people acquire part of the personality of the name they wear, today we share a few inspired by the royalty of Denmark, which will make your son or daughter feel like a true Prince or princess. These are names of kings and queens of Denmark so you can choose from among them the one y

These are names of kings and queens of Denmark so you can choose from among them the one you like the most for your baby.

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Abel: Hebrew name meaning ephemeral, also son. He was Duke of Schleswig from 1232 and King of Denmark from 1250 until his death, two years later.

Canuto: Its meaning is "origin, lineage". Canuto II was known as "El Grande".

Cristián: This name means: Follower of Christ. Christian II was the last monarch who ruled the Union of Kalmar, which included the three Nordic kingdoms. In Sweden he was known as "Cristián el Tirano".

Christopher: From the Greek, bearer of Christ.

Federico: Of the Germanic peace, peacemaker. Federico I arrived at the power by a rebellion of the clergy and the nobility that exiled to its nephew the king Cristián II.

Bodil: Name of Danish origin that means glacier or command. Wife of Erico, King of Denmark in 1095.

Dorotea: From the Greek gift of God and blessed. Queen consort of the Union of Kalmar (Denmark and other Nordic countries), wife of King Christopher of Bavaria and after the death of this one, of Cristián I.

Cristina: Female Name of Greek origin, female variant of Christ, means: Follower of Christ Queen of Denmark after her marriage to Juan I.

Isabel: From Hebrew Baal is health. Archduchess of Austria and Infanta of Castile, was the second daughter of the archduke Felipe I of Castile and of the queen Juana I of Castile, sadly known like "Juana la Loca", was queen of Denmark when marrying with Cristián II.

Margarita: From the Latin pearl. Nicholas I married Margarita Fredkulla, daughter of the king of Sweden Inge I. Currently the queen is Margarita II.