Stefany

Stefany is a feminine given name used in various countries and languages. It is a variant spelling related to Stefania (Italian) and Stephanie (English), and is linked to other forms such as Stefanie (German) and Stéphanie (French). The name ultimately derives from the Greek Stephanos, meaning crown or garland, and carries the meaning “crowned” or “garlanded.”

In different languages, Stefany has several cognate forms: Stefania in Italian, Stefanie in German, Stéphanie in French, Estefanía in Spanish, and Estefânia in Portuguese. The spelling Stefany is particularly common in some Latin American and Lusophone communities and may also be used in English-speaking contexts as an alternate rendering.

The name has a long history of use across cultures and remains in use today, though its popularity varies by country and era. It is typically given to girls and is valued for its classic, international feel.

As with many given names, there are numerous individuals named Stefany across fields such as sports, the arts, and academia, reflecting the name’s cross-cultural reach. Stefany has also appeared in works of fiction as a character name, illustrating its broad recognizability.

See also: Stefania, Stephanie, Estefanía.