Laurits

A name made for champions, Laurits is a Danish and Norwegian take on the dapper Laurence. Typically given to boys, Laurits stems from the Roman Laurentius, meaning “from Laurentum,” which itself can be traced back to “laurel.” In ancient Rome, a laurel crown symbolized honor and was bestowed on civil officials and noble warriors. Meanwhile, the winning Olympic athletes and poets of Greece would have been awarded a wreath made of the leaf as a token of victory. Whatever your reason for choosing Laurits, baby can hold the title with pride, knowing the respect that lies in its roots.