Carona

Carona is a feminine given name, regarded as the Portuguese and Spanish form of Corona. The German translation is 'the crown', 'the wreath', and by extension, 'the crowned one'.

What does the name Carona mean?

Carona is a girl's name considered a variant of Corona in Portuguese and Spanish. In German, it means 'the crown', 'the wreath', and by extension, 'the crowned one'. The origin of the name lies in the Latin word corōna, which means 'the crown', 'the wreath', 'the laurel', and 'the garland'. A well-known bearer of the name is Saint Corona, an early Christian martyr from the 2nd century, who is venerated as the patron saint of money, butchers, and treasure hunters. Other variants include Korona, Coronetta, and Coronette.

Where does the name Carona come from?

The origin of the name Carona is Latin and means 'the crowned one'. The Latin word corōna stands for 'the crown', 'the wreath', 'the laurel', and 'the garland'. In Ancient Greek, the equivalent is korṓnē ‎(κορώνη), which means 'the wreath', 'the garland', or 'the curved one'. The languages in which the name appears are Portuguese and Spanish.

How do you pronounce Carona?

Ka-ro-na

When is the name day of Carona?

The name day for Carona is celebrated on February 20.

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the name Carona is variably common. In Germany, it is particularly prevalent in the following federal states: 25.0% in Baden-Württemberg, 25.0% in Bremen, 25.0% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and 25.0% in Saxony. Currently, there are no statistical data available for Austria. In Switzerland, Carona is 100.0% prevalent in the canton of Aargau.