Laurea is a unisex given name of Latin origin, meaning "to crown" or "laurel wreath". It is often associated with victory and success due to its connection to the ancient Greek custom of awarding laurel wreaths as prizes in athletic contests and competitions. In some cultures, Laurea may also be interpreted as a feminine form of the name Laurence or Lawrence. The name has been used throughout history and across various regions, including Italy, France, Spain, and even Finland, where it is often spelled Laurea. It can also be found among individuals with Latin American ancestry who have embraced Spanish naming traditions. Overall, Laurea is a unique and distinctive name that carries a sense of triumph and achievement.
Laurea was quite popular for newborn girls in the years 1970, 1986, and 1987, with a total of 17 babies named Laurea born during those years.