"You could choose to pay homage to the Alaouite dynasty of Morocco with names including Mohammed, Hassan, Ismail and Salma. There's also Moulay and Lalla, which are the Arabic male and female honorifics for royalty. Then there's Harald and Sonja of Norway, Suthida and Bajrakitiyabha (Bha for short) of Thailand, and Willem-Alexander and Ariane of the Netherlands. But there are also plenty of names that can be derived from royally-adjacent terms, like Rabat (referencing a location of one royal palace in Morocco)"
"Roll out the red carpet and sound the horns - there's a new baby in the family! Welcoming the newest heir to your family throne is exciting, and you'll want to give this little one a name fitting for their highness. For those who want to bestow upon their newborn a name that harkens the royals of the world, there are plenty of options to choose from."
Parents can choose royal baby names from current and recent family members across six monarchies. Popular British names include William, Harry, Charlotte, Louis, Diana, Charles, Kate, George, Meghan and Elizabeth. Moroccan options include Mohammed, Hassan, Ismail, Salma, and honorifics Moulay and Lalla. Norwegian names include Harald and Sonja. Thai examples include Suthida and Bajrakitiyabha (Bha). Dutch possibilities include Willem-Alexander and Ariane. Additional royally-adjacent names derive from places or titles, such as Rabat or Dutch. A compiled list includes 120 royal and royally-inspired names spanning England, The Netherlands, Thailand, Morocco, Norway and Lesotho.
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