Alfonza

Meaning of Alfonza

Alfonza (al-FON-zuh) is like uncovering a hidden heirloom—unexpected, elegant and rich with story. Rooted in Old High German (adal “noble” + funs “ready”), it morphed through medieval Spain as Alfonso before embracing that extra “a” to lend a melodic flourish. Though it flickered on Georgia’s birth charts in the 1940s (peaking at #134) and resurfaced in the 1950s–60s around the 150–170 range, Alfonza never felt commonplace—its under-the-radar charm intact. It carries the sturdy grace of oak and the lighthearted lift of a summer breeze, making it perfect for parents who want their little boy to wear a name that’s both nod to noble heritage and dash of playful originality. In a playground full of familiar Michaels and Daniels, Alfonza stands ready for any adventure, real or imagined.