Sultana, a name of regal elegance, is of Arabic and Persian origin. It translates to 'queen' or 'empress', reflecting its royal roots. This moniker has been popular among various cultures, notably within the Muslim community, and has gained international recognition due to figures like Empress Elizabeth of Russia, who was born as Sultana Bibikova.
"Sultana experienced peak popularity from the late 70s to mid-80s with over seven births annually for a decade, but has since seen fluctuations, dropping to as low as five births per year and peaking again at twelve in 2023."