Estefani

Meaning of Estefani

Estefani is the Spanish feminine form of the Greek-derived name Stephanos, meaning “crown” or “garland,” and shares its heritage with Stephanie. Rooted in the early Christian reverence for Saint Stephen, it carries connotations of victory and honor across Latin communities. In the United States, Estefani’s popularity has fluctuated modestly over the past four decades—rising to a rank of 681 in 2006 with 289 births, then settling near rank 900 with around 50 registrations in 2024—reflecting its steady but niche appeal. Pronounced es-teh-FAH-nee in Spanish (/es.te.ˈfa.ni/) and American English (/ɛsˈtɛfəni/), the name bridges cultural traditions, offering bilingual families a choice that feels both rooted and refreshingly modern.