Kebra is a unique and distinctive given name of Ethiopian origin. It means "crown" or "glory" in Amharic, one of Ethiopia's primary languages. This name holds significant cultural and historical importance within Ethiopia and the broader African diaspora. Kebra is often associated with the Kebra Nagast, an ancient Ethiopian national epic that recounts the history of the Solomonic dynasty from the perspective of Ethiopia. The use of Kebra as a given name reflects the rich heritage and proud traditions of its native culture. It stands out among other names for its distinct origin and profound meaning.
The name Kebra experienced a noticeable peak in popularity between 1968 and 1977, with a total of 35 births during these years alone. However, it seems to have declined significantly thereafter, with only 42 births recorded from 1978 onwards, indicating a shift in naming trends over time.