Estefany

Estefany is a Spanish variant of the Greek name Stephania, which is derived from the Greek word 'stephanos' meaning 'crown' or 'wreath'.

The name Stephania has its roots in ancient Greek culture, where crowns or wreaths were often used as symbols of victory, honor, and celebration. It was a popular name among early Christians, who associated the crown with the crown of martyrdom or the spiritual crown of eternal life.

In Spanish-speaking cultures, the name Estefany evolved from Stephania, with the addition of the 'y' at the end, which is a common spelling variation in Spanish names.

Estefany is a feminine name that carries a sense of honor, triumph, and beauty, reflecting its Greek roots and the symbolic meaning of the crown or wreath.