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Generally, a baby should be named in such a way that it is sweet and beautiful to hear. Too difficult a name can sometimes cause trouble for that child in the future. Often, there are mistakes in the documents made while writing difficult names, which must be circulated to the government offices to correct them, and many problems must be faced. So the name should be something that is beautiful as well as easy to speak and write. This will save you and your baby from many problems.
If you take care of the things mentioned here, then you will be able to choose the best name for your baby.
Keep in mind that trendy names should be avoided. Choose a simple name that has a deep message or meaning hidden in it. Nowadays, the trend of naming such names has increased a lot. At the same time, it is believed that the meaning of the name also affects the nature of people. So, whatever name you give, its meaning will affect the behavior of your child. Having the name for too long can upset the child. Give names that are easy to pronounce. The spelling of the name should also be easy.
In the end, we can say that naming babies is a very important and difficult task. Even before the birth of the child, parents spend a lot of time thinking about the name of the child, and sometimes even after the birth of the child, no name is finalized. In such a situation, keeping in mind the tips mentioned above, you can give the right name to your child, and this book can prove helpful in this. It consists of alphabetically chosen and meaningful names for your baby. So it can become a useful and collectible book for you, your family, and your friends.
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Eman Ybab
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About the Book
Experts say that the name has a great impact on the life of a human being, so the name should be meaningful. Therefore, while naming a child, parents insist that the name be auspicious and reflect the personality of the child well. According to the principles of naming, it is concluded that the name has a special relationship with our behavior. Names in our lives not only give information about our personality, but they are also an important part of our future.
If seen, the first identity of a child is his or her name, which remains associated with him or her throughout his or her life. There are many things to keep in mind while naming a child, such as family customs, traditions, social rules, and many more. All these aspects should be considered while choosing a name. The name should be chosen so that it is easy to pronounce as well as meaningful.
In many places, you can guess the religion of the child by his name. By the way, in modern times, people do not give much importance to religions, etc. when naming. All they need is a catchy and easy name for their babies. Despite all these things, it is difficult for any parent to name a child because every parent wants their child's name to be the most different and attractive.
Generally, a baby should be named in such a way that it is sweet and beautiful to hear. Too difficult a name can sometimes cause trouble for that child in the future. Often, there are mistakes in the documents made while writing difficult names, which have to be circulated to the government offices to correct them, and many problems have to be faced. So the name should be something that is beautiful as well as easy to speak and write. This will save you and your baby from many problems.
If you take care of the things mentioned here, then you will be able to choose the best name for your baby.
Keep in mind that trendy names should be avoided. Choose a simple name that has a deep message or meaning hidden in it. Nowadays, the trend of naming such names has increased a lot. At the same time, it is believed that the meaning of the name also affects the nature of people. So, whatever name you give, its meaning will affect the behaviour of your child. Having the name for too long can upset the child. Give names that are easy to pronounce. The spelling of the name should also be easy.
In the end, we can say that naming babies is a very important and difficult task. Even before the birth of the child, parents spend a lot of time thinking about the name of the child, and sometimes even after the birth of the child, no name is finalized. In such a situation, keeping in mind the above-mentioned tips, you can give the right name to your child, and this book can prove to be helpful in this. It consists of alphabetically chosen and meaningful names for your baby. So it can become a useful and collectible book for you, your family, and your friends.
—Author
Table of Contents
About the Book
African Baby Names—A
African Baby Names—B
African Baby Names—C
African Baby Names—D
African Baby Names—E
African Baby Names—F
African Baby Names—G
African Baby Names—H
African Baby Names—I
African Baby Names—J
African Baby Names—K
African Baby Names—L
African Baby Names—M
African Baby Names—N
African Baby Names—O
African Baby Names—P
African Baby Names—Q
African Baby Names—R
African Baby Names—S
African Baby Names—T
African Baby Names—U
African Baby Names—V
African Baby Names—W
African Baby Names—X
African Baby Names—Y
African Baby Names—Z
African Baby Names—A
Ababuo—(f)—child that keeps coming back
Abagbe—(f)—we begged to have this one to lift
Abam—(f)—second child after twins
Abana—(f)—made of stone, a building
Abasi—(m)— firm, strong, steadfast, tenacious, resolute
Abayomi—(f)—pleasant meeting
Abayomi—(f)—she brings joy
Abayomi—(m)—born to bring me joy
Aba—(f)—born on thursday
Abbas—(m)—description of a lion
Abba—(f)—born on thursday
Abbo—(f)—a condiment
Abbo—(m)—a condiment
Abdalah—(m)—the devotee of deity
Abdalala—(m)—the slave of the high
Abdalalim—(m)—the devotee of the all-knowing
Abdalla—(m)—devotee of deity
Abdel—(m)—devotee of deity
Abdi—(m)—devotee of deity
Abdou—(m)—great ability to focus on each work
Abdou—(m)—smart and charming
Abdul muiz—(m)—devotee of giver of glory and almighty
Abdula—(f)—princess
Abdulkareem—(m)—generous
Abdulkhaliq—(m)—devotee of the creator
Abdullah—(m)—devotee of deity
Abdullateef—(m)—who serves a kind man
Abdulmateen—(m)—strong
Abdulraheem—(m)—devotee of the most compassionate
Abdulrahman—(m)—devotee of the mercifully gracious
Abdulraouf—(m)—devotee of the most merciful
Abdulrazaq—(m)—devotee of the maintainer
Abdulsaboor—(m)—devotee of the patient
Abdultawab—(m)—devotee of the forgiver
Abdulwahab—(m)—devotee of the giver
Abdulwahid—(m)—devotee of the deity
Abdul—(m)—knowledge
Abdu—(m)—worshipper of deity
Abd—(m)—slave, devotee
Abeba—(f)—flower
Abebe—(m)—one who has flourished
Abebi—(f)—we asked for her
Abedi—(m)—worshipper
Abeeku—(m)—born on wednesday
Abeer—(m)—variant of abir, fragrance
Abegunde—(m)—born during holiday
Abeje—(f)—we asked to have this one
Abejide—(m)—born during winter
Abeke—(f)—we begged for her to pet her
Abena—(f)—born on tuesday
Abeni—(f)—girl prayed for
Abeni—(f)—we asked for her
Abeo—(f)—her birth brings happiness
Aberash—(f)—shining
Abiade—(m)—born of royal parents
Abiba—(f)—beloved
Abidemi—(f)—child born during father absence
Abidemi—(m)—child born during father absence
Abidin—(m)—worshippers, adorers
Abidugun—(m)—born before the war
Abikanile—(f)—listen
Abimbola—(f)—born to be wealthy
Abimbola—(f)—born wealthy
Abimbola—(m)—rich child, born wealthy
Abina—(f)—born on a thursday, cute
Abiodun—(f)—born on a festival
Abiodun—(m)—born at the time of a festival
Abiodun—(m)—born at the time of war
Abiola—(m)—born in honor
Abiola—(m)—born in honor, born during the first days
Abiona—(f)—born on a journey
Abiona—(m)—born during a journey
Abioye—(m)—the son of royalty, a variant of abiola
Abi—(f)—deitydess
Abi—(m)—my father, all given to good
Abla—(f)—born on tuesday
Abla—(m)—with a full figure
Abosede—(f)—born on sunday
Aboud—(m)—cloudy
Abrihet—(f)—the one who had made it light
Absko—(m)—power and strength
Abubakar—(m)—noble
Abuchi—(m)—a nobel deity or the nobility of a deity
Abulmughayyis—(m)—the father of one who saves others
Abuu—(m)—father
Abuya—(f)—born great
Abu—(m)—father
Abu—(m)—father, master
Abziya—(f)—worshipper
Abzi—(m)—gift of deity, ability
Acai—(f)—shyness
Acanit—(f)—hard times
Achan—(f)—father
Achebe—(f)—protected by the deitydess
Achebe—(m)—one who is protected by the deitydess
Achen—(f)—a twin
Achieng—(f)—form of ochieng
Adabelle—(f)—oldest daughter
Adaeh—(f)—crowned or pinnacle of a peak
Adaeke—(f)—born on eke market day
Adaeze—(f)—princess
Adaku—(f)—precious daughter
Adal—(m)—precious, nobel
Adama—(f)—of the red earth
Adamma—(f)—beautiful daughter
Adamma—(f)—beautiful girl
Adamu—(m)—adam, red earth, man of the earth
Adam—(m)—red earth, first human being
Adana—(f)—being the father's daughter
Adanech—(f)—a rescued them
Adanma—(f)—beautiful first daughter
Adanna—(f)—father's loving daughter
Adanne—(f)—mother's daughter
Adanya—(f)—beginning
Adan—(m)—variation of adam
Adaobi—(f)—princess
Adaora—(f)—daughter of the community
Adaugo—(f)—daughter of an eagle
Adb—(m)—smart and charming
Addae—(m)—morning sun
Addiah—(f)—gift from deity
Addo—(f)—ornament, king of the road
Addo—(m)—happy, ornament
Adeagbo—(m)—he brings royal honour
Adebamgbe—(m)—royalty dwells with me
Adebanke—(f)—deity is taking care of her
Adebayo—(m)—he came in a joyful time
Adeben—(m)—12th born child
Adeben—(m)—twelfth-born
Adebola—(f)—honor is hers
Adebola—(m)—the crown, honour
Adebomi—(f)—crown covered my nakedness
Adeboro—(m)—royalty comes into wealth
Adebowale—(f)—return of the crown
Adebowale—(m)—return of the crown
Adebumi—(f)—wealth, royalty has come
Adedagbo—(f)—happiness is a crown
Adedapo—(m)—royalty brings people together
Adedayo—(f)—the crown becomes joy
Adedewe—(f)—the crown is shattered
Adede—(f)— famous
Adedoja—(f)—crown becomes a thing of worth
Adedoyin—(f)—sweet
Adefunke—(f)—a gift to be cherish
Adegoke—(m)—from yoruba
Adejola—(m)—the crown feeds on honours
Adelaja—(m)—the crown settles a quarrel
Adeleka—(f)—crown brings happiness
Adeleke—(m)—the crown brings happiness
Adelola—(f)—crown brings honor
Ademola—(m)—crown is added to my wealth
Adem—(m)—earth, of the earth
Adem—(m)—red earth
Adenike—(f)—affectionate
Aden—(f)—fire, fiery one
Adeoga—(f)—crown of glory
Adeola—(f)—crown has honor
Aderinola—(f)—crown walked toward wealth
Adero—(f)—one who gives life
Adesimbo—(f)—noble birth
Adesina—(f)—this child opens the way
Adesina—(m)—my coming has opened the way
Adesola—(m)—the crown honored us
Adesola—(m)—the crown honoured us
Adetokumbo—(f)—honour came from over the seas
Adetokunbo—(f)—honour came from over
Adetokunbo—(m)—crown
Adetoun—(f)—princess
Adewole—(m)—royalty enters the house
Adewunmi—(m)—i wish the crown
Adeyela—(f)—purity is the crown of deity
Adeyemi—(f)—the crown suits me
Adeyemi—(m)—the crown suits me well
Ade—(f)—crown
Ade—(m)—crown
Ade—(m)—crown, royal
Ade—(m)—royal
Ade—(m)—royal one, highborn
Adhiambo—(f)—born in the evening
Adhra—(f)—apology
Adiagha—(f)—a gift
Adia—(f)—present of deity
Adia—(f)—present of god
Adiel—(f)—goat
Adiel—(m)—decorated by the lord, goat
Adiel—(m)—goat
Adigun—(m)—righteous
Adika—(m)—first child of a second husband
Adilah—(f)—equal
Adila—(f)—just
Adili—(m)—just
Adimu—(f)—rare, inadequate
Adina—(m)—noble-minded, slender, delicate
Adio—(m)—be righteous
Adio—(m)—be righteous, born on monday
Adira—(f)—noble, beautiful, dynamic
Adisa—(f)—i speak gravely
Adisa—(m)—clear spoken person
Adisa—(m)—one who makes himself clear
Adita—(f)—basket
Adjatay—(m)—prince
Adjoa—(f)— monday-born
Adjoa—(f)—born on monday
Adjo—(m)—treasure, be righteous
Adjua—(f)—born on monday
Adlan—(m)—merciful, fair
Adla—(f)—justice, honest
Adnan—(m)—name of deity, proper name
Adofo—(m)—a courageous warrior
Adofo—(m)—warrior
Adola—(f)—crown
Adom—(m)—help from go
Adom—(m)—help from god
Adongo—(f)—the second of twins
Adonis—(m)—man loved by aphrodite
Adowa—(f)—born on tuesday
Adrian—(m)—dark one, rich, from hadria
Adric—(m)—blessed ruler
Adrienne—(f)—dark one
Aduke—(f)—beloved
Adunbi—(m)—born to be pleasant
Adusa—(m)—thirteenth born
Adusa—(m)—thirteenth-born
Adwin—(f)—an artist, creative person
Adwin—(m)—an artist, creative person
Adwoa—(f)—born on a monday
Adzo—(f)—born on monday
Afafa—(f)—first child of second husband
Afafa—(f)—virtue
Afam—(f)—friendly
Afeez—(m)—a path to paradise
Afework—(m)—speaks of pleasing things
Afe—(f)—cute, brilliant, good listener
Afe—(m)—a boy who is born on friday
Affrica—(f)—from africa
Afia—(f)—born on friday
Afiba—(m)—by the sea
Afiya—(f)—freedom from disease
Afiya—(f)—health
Afi—(f)—born on friday
Afi—(m)—grandfather
Afolabi—(m)—born into luxury
Afram—(m)—a river in ghana
Africa—(f)—agreeable, pleasant
Africa—(m)—pleasant in gaelic origin
Afryea—(f)—born during happy times
Afsal—(m)—judgement
Afua—(f)—born on friday
Afua—(f)—forgiveness
Afya—(f)—health
Afya—(f)—pure, health, strength
Agamani—(f)—descent of durga to earth
Agama—(m)—proof of the trustworthiness
Ago—(m)—smart and charming
Aguidi—(f)—well-being
Agu—(m)—a leopard
Agyei—(m)—messenger form deity, from akan
Agyeman—(m)—fourteenth born, from akan
Agymah—(m)—one who leaves his community
Ahadi—(f)—with much promise
Ahanti—(f)—warlike
Ahanti—(m)—warlike in the twi language
Ahlam—(f)—witty
Ahmad—(m)—highly praised, commendable
Ahmed—(m)—leader, one who is praiseworthy
Ahmed—(m)—praiseworthy
Ahnika—(f)—ruler of the house, beautiful ornament
Ahonja—(f)—prosperous
Ahonja—(m)—prosperous
Aiama—(f)—honest, shy
Aij—(m)—smart and charming
Aina—(f)—difficult birth
Ainran—(m)—prosperity, from kikuyu
Ainra—(f)—lasting power
Aisha—(f)—life
Aissata—(f)—smart and charming
Aissa—(f)—grateful
Aitan—(m)—fights of possession, strong
Aiyetoro—(f)—peace on earth
Aiyetoro—(m)—peace on earth
Aiysha—(f)—dynamic and complete
Ajagbe—(m)—he carries off the prize
Ajahni—(m)—noble birth
Ajaka—(m)—ruler
Ajala—(f)—the earth
Ajala—(m)—believer of deity
Ajala—(m)—believer of deity, eternal
Ajamu—(m)—he fights for what he wants
Ajani—(f)—he fights for what is his
Ajani—(m)—he fights for what is his
Ajani—(m)—the victor
Ajayi—(m)—born face down
Aja—(f)—high priestess
Ajia—(f)—quick, fast
Ajnya—(f)—smart and charming
Ajoke—(f)—child
Akachi—(f)—deity's hand
Akachi—(m)—deity's hand
Akanke—(f)—to know her is to love her
Akanke—(f)—to meet her is to love her
Akanni—(m)—our encounter brings possessions
Akasha—(f)—open air
Akbar—(m)—dynamic, greatest, bigger
Akello—(f)—baby girl born after twins
Akello—(m)—bring forth
Akeyo—(f)—born during the harvest
Akhona—(f)—the presence of girl
Akhona—(m)—the presence of girl
Akhyar—(m)—good excellence
Akia—(f)—first born
Akia—(m)—first born
Akiiki—(m)—friend
Akiki—(m)—friend, from ankole
Akilah—(f)—intelligent
Akila—(f)—intelligent, complete
Akili—(f)—wisdom, intelligence, cleverness
Akili—(m)—intelligent, from kikuyu
Akil—(m)—intelligent, thoughtful
Akinade—(m)—reputation gives money
Akina—(f)—spring flower, relations
Akinkawon—(m)—bravery pacified them
Akinlabi—(m)—we have a boy
Akinlana—(m)—valor
Akinlana—(m)—valour
Akinsanya—(m)—the hero avenges
Akinshegun—(m)—valour conquers
Akinsheye—(m)—valour acts honourably
Akinshiju—(m)—valour awakes
Akins—(m)—brave boy
Akintunde—(m)—a boy has come again
Akinwole—(m)—from yoruba
Akinwunmi—(m)—valour is pleasing to me
Akinyele—(m)—valour benefits this house
Akinyemi—(m)—destined to be warrior
Akinyi—(f)—born in the morning
Akin—(m)—warrior, hero, brave man
Aki—(m)—autumn, bright
Akono—(m)—it is my turn
Akosua—(f)—born on sunday
Akoth—(f)—born during the rainy season
Ako—(m)—tired, weary
Akram—(m)—excellent
Akshayam—(m)—smart and charming
Akshay—(m)—indestructible, unlimited
Akua—(f)—born on thursday
Akua—(f)—born on wednesday
Akua—(m)—born on thursday
Akuba—(f)—born on wednesday
Akuchi—(f)—deity is rich
Akuchi—(m)—deity is rich
Akuji—(m)—african - dead and awake
Akuji—(m)—dead and awake
Aku—(f)—majestic, abbreviation of aukust
Akwasi—(m)—born on sunday
Akwetee—(m)—younger of twins, from ga
Akwete—(f)—first born of twins
Akwokwo—(f)—younger of twins
Akwtee—(m)—younger of twins
Alaba—(f)—second child born after twins
Alake—(f)—one to be petted
Alake—(m)—african - one to be honored
Alake—(m)—one to be honored
Alake—(m)—one to be honoured
Alaura—(f)—magical, strong
Aleiah—(f)—flower
Alem—(m)—wise man, highly qualified
Alem—(m)—world leader
Alewyn—(m)—smart and charming
Alhadi—(m)—guide
Alif—(f)—one thousand
Alike—(f)—one who drives out beautiful women
Alile—(f)—she weeps
Aliyah—(f)—high, lofty
Ali—(m)—elevated, high
Ali—(m)—exalted
Almasi—(f)—brilliant
Alonge—(m)—a tall and skinny boy
Alphonse—(m)—eager, ready for battle, noble
Aluma—(f)—girl
Aluna—(f)—come here
Aluna—(f)—descent
Aluoch—(f)—born on a overcast morning
Amachi—(f)—one who knows what deity has brought
Amadi—(f)—rejoicing
Amad—(m)—support, pillar, post
Amaechi—(m)—may the road not be closed
Amaka—(f)—deity is gorgeous
Amali—(f)—specialty, profession, truthful
Amal—(m)—hope, expectation
Amana—(f)—devotion
Amandla—(f)—power
Amani—(f)—one who shows the path
Amani—(m)—peace
Amani—(m)—peace, wishes, aspiration
Aman—(f)—trustworthy
Aman—(m)—the one who is peaceful
Amarachukwu—(f)—grace of deity
Amara—(f)—elegance
Amara—(m)—immortal
Amare—(f)—extremely handsome
Amare—(m)—one who builds
Amarii—(m)—given by deity
Amari—(f)—strong and eternally
Amari—(m)—an strong and eternally lovely
Amar—(m)—forever, long life, luck
Amastan—(m)—protective
Amayas—(m)—cheetah
Amaziah—(f)—extraordinary
Ama—(f)—born on saturday
Ama—(f)—lovable
Ambakisye—(m)—deity has been merciful to me
Ambar—(m)—sky
Ambilikile—(m)—deity called me
Ambokile—(m)—deity has redeemed me
Ambonisye—(m)—deity has rewarded me
Ambreen—(f)—sky fragnance, sky
Amechi—(f)—only deity knows tomorrow
Amechi—(m)—deity knows tomorrow
Ameenah—(f)—trustworthy
Ameena—(f)—trustworthy, faithful
Ametefe—(m)—child born after father's death
Ame—(m)—universal, eagle
Aminah—(f)—trustworthy
Aminata—(f)—senegal
Amineh—(f)—faithful
Aminia—(f)—faithful
Aminifu—(f)—faithful, devoted
Amini—(f)—reliable, trustworthy
Amini—(m)—reliable, trustworthy, rigid
Amin—(m)—divine grace, trustworthy, honest
Amiri—(f)—prince
Amiri—(m)—leader, officer, prince
Amiri—(m)—prince
Amir—(m)—rich, leader, from kikuyu
Amit—(m)—unlimited, boundless
Amiyah—(f)—dynamic
Amma—(f)—born on saturday
Amma—(m)—mother, deity-like
Ammu—(m)—mother
Amne—(f)—secure
Amok—(m)—a valley, a depth
Amondi—(f)—born at dawn
Amonke—(f)—to know her
Amos—(m)—a burden, to carry, strong
Ampah—(m)—trust, from akan
Amri—(m)—power, one who lives a long live
Amsha—(m)—to awaken someone
Amtul—(f)—smart and charming
Amurta—(f)—beautiful, ambrosia
Amur—(m)—wise, sharp-sighted
Anacleta—(f)—has been called on
Anajima—(m)—deity has done the greatest
Anana—(f)—soft
Anana—(f)—soft, mild, beautiful
Ananda—(f)—happy, joyful, bliss
Anando—(m)—bliss
Anane—(m)—african - fourth son
Anane—(m)—fourth son
Anani—(f)—a cloud, prophecy
Anan—(f)—clouds
Anaya—(f)—blessing of deity, origin
Andaiye—(f)—daughter comes home
Andalwisye—(m)—deity has shown me the way
Andengwisye—(m)—deity has claimed me
Ande—(m)—pillar
Andongwisye—(m)—deity has led me
Andreas—(m)—brave, of a man, warrior
Andrew—(m)—manly, masculine, warrior
Andre—(m)—virile, manly, brave, masculine
Andrin—(m)—smart and charming
Andwele—(m)—african - deity brought me
Andwele—(m)—god brought me
Aneesa—(f)—friendly, of good company
Aneesha—(f)—victory, uninterrupted
Anele—(f)—enough
Angavu—(f)—transparent, clear, shining one
Angolwisye—(m)—deity has guided me
Angosisye—(m)—deity sanctified me
Angweng—(f)—one who was born during the time of white ants
Animashaun—(m)—generous
Anindo—(f)—born of spear, from luo
Anisa—(f)—joy and pleasure, friendly
Anisha—(f)—pure, grace, continuous, day
Anisun—(f)—friendly
Aniweta—(m)—spirit, spirit brings it
Ankoma—(m)—last born of parents, from akan
Ankrah—(m)—label
Anku—(m)—mark, grace
Annan—(m)—from the brook
Anna—(f)—present, graceful
Ano—(m)—the immaculate, chaste, immaculate
Anthony—(m)—worthy of admiration
Antobam—(f)—posthumous child
Antoine—(m)—worthy of admiration, inestimable
Antonio—(m)—highly praiseworthy, from a roman
Anulika—(f)—happiness is the best
Anum—(m)—fifth-born
Anwar hossain—(m)—smart and charming
Anwar—(m)—devotee of deity, lustrous, shiny
Anwar—(m)—the brightest
Anwa—(m)—strong
Anyabwile—(m)—deity has unchained me
Anyango—(f)—born about mid day, from luo
Anyanwu—(m)—eye of the sun or light
Anya—(f)—inexhaustible, gracious
Anyelwiswe—(m)—deity has purified me
Aoko—(f)—outside
Aoko—(m)—outside
Aondohimba—(m)—deity is above all things on earth
Apara—(m)—a child that comes and goes
Apara—(m)—junior, other
Apiyo—(f)—first of the twins
Apiyo—(f)—first of twins, from luo
Apunda—(f)— one who is beside herself
Araba—(f)—born on tuesday
Arabi—(m)—arabian
Arafa—(f)—knowledgeable
Aras—(m)—intelligence of an eagle
Araya—(m)—my legacy
Aren—(f)—eagle, ruler, peace
Ariana—(f)—the holiest one
Arifa—(f)—knowledgeable, learned
Arif—(m)—knowing, knowledgeable
Arinze—(m)—grace of deity
Arjana—(f)— paradise
Armani—(f)—faith
Armstrong—(m)—dynamic, one with a strong arm
Arogo—(f)—one who nagged a lot during pregnancy
Arshi—(f)—first ray of sun
Arusi—(f)—calm
Arzhul—(m)—smart and charming
Arziki—(f)—prosperity
Asabi—(f)—of special birth
Asabi—(f)—one of select birth
Asabi—(f)—she is of choice birth
Asad—(m)—virtuous, pious, happier
Asale—(f)—speak
Asali—(f)—made of honey, honey
Asani—(m)—rebellious, with the thunderbolt
Asante—(m)—thank you, one who cam experience good things
Asatira—(f)—legend, saga, angel of calmness
Asa—(f)—healer, like, similar to, doctor
Asa—(m)—healer, starting life at dawn
Asenath—(f)—devoted to anath
Ashaki—(f)—beautiful, from west africa
Ashaki—(f)—one who is beautiful
Ashanta—(f)—strong woman
Ashantee—(f)—strong woman
Ashante—(f)—strong woman
Ashanti—(f)— of the ashanti people
Ashanti—(f)—strong, aggressive
Ashanti—(m)—tribe name
Ashauntae—(f)—strong woman
Ashaunta—(f)—strong woman
Ashauntee—(f)—strong woman
Ashaunte—(f)—strong woman
Asha—(f)—hope
Asha—(f)—to live
Ashbel—(m)—an old fire
Ashley—(f)—meadow of ash trees
Ashon—(m)—seventh-born son
Ashura—(f)—companion
Ashur—(m)—born during month
Asifa—(f)—pure, spotless
Asilia—(f)—essence, nature, ancestor, decent
Asim—(m)—protector
Asir—(m)—one with a captivating and fascinating personality
Asis—(f)—blessing
Asis—(m)—blessing
Asli—(f)—sincere, original, pure, genuine
Asmahani—(f)—exalted
Asma—(f)—sky, excellent, precious
Asrat—(m)—third
Asrianna—(f)—deitydess, creative
Assaggi—(f)—strong
Assefa—(m)—enlarge
Assi—(m)—fair, beautiful dress
Aster—(f)—star
Asukile—(m)—the lord has washed me
Asumini—(f)—jasmine
Asura—(f)—demon, spiritual
Aswad—(m)—black
Aswad—(m)—islamic name, black stone in moka
Atas—(m)—wind, air, the soul
Ata—(f)—gift from deity, discontinue
Ata—(m)—gift, one of twins
Ata—(m)—one of twins
Athiambo—(f)—born in late evening
Athumani—(m)—third khalifa
Atieno—(f)—born at night
Atif—(m)—generous, sympathetic
Atiya—(f)—gift from deity, present, gift
Ato—(m)—ghanaian - who born on saturday
Atsu—(m)—younger of twins
Atu—(m)—born on saturday
Atu—(m)—ghanian name for a boy born on saturday
Audi—(f)—last daughter
Auni—(m)—african swahili - help, assist
Auta—(f)—the last born
Ava—(m)—desire, bird
Averey—(m)—strong, wise, desired one
Avongara—(f)—to tie
Awanti—(f)—endless
Awa—(f)—air, wind, beautiful angel
Awena—(f)—gentle
Awino—(f)—born with the cord around them
Awiti—(f)— the child that has been thrown
Awotwe—(m)—eighth born, from akan
Awo—(f)—awesome, born on saturday
Awusi—(f)—born on a sunday
Ayabusa—(m)—we rule
Ayana—(f)—a pretty and scented flower
Ayanda—(f)—we are having more girls
Ayanda—(m)—one who is always increasing
Ayanna—(f)—beautiful flower
Ayan—(f)—gift of deity, bright, cute
Ayan—(m)—movement
Aydan—(m)—fire, mystery, superior
Ayinde—(m)—we gave praises and he came
Ayira—(f)—worthy of respect, exalted
Ayize—(m)—let it happen
Aylan—(m)—shield
Ayni—(f)—smart and charming
Ayobami—(f)—i am blessed with you
Ayobunmi—(f)—joy is given to me
Ayodele—(f)—joy comes home
Ayodele—(m)—joy enters the house
Ayofemi—(f)—joy likes me
Ayoka—(f)—one who causes joy
Ayoluwa—(f)—joy of our people
Ayoluwa—(f)—joy of the people
Ayomide—(f)—happiness is coming
Ayomide—(m)—happiness is coming
Ayoola—(f)—joy in wealth
Ayoola—(f)—joy is wealth
Ayotunde—(m)—joy, happiness has come again
Ayo—(m)—happiness
Ayo—(m)—happiness, full of joy
Aysha—(f)—life
Ayubu—(m)—perseverance
Ayzize—(m)—african - let it come
Azagba—(m)—born out of town
Azalee—(f)—a singer, from bini
Azana—(f)—ultimate
Azan—(m)—dynamic, strength
Azar—(m)—help, scarlet, fire
Aza—(f)—dynamic
Azekel—(m)—praising the lord
Azikiwe—(m)—full of vigour
Azima—(m)—good in all thing
Azim—(m)—defender, big, great
Azizah—(f)—dear, beloved, esteemed, precious
Aziza—(f)—precious
Azizi—(f)—precious one
Azizi—(m)—precious
Azizi—(m)—precious one
Azizi—(m)—precious one, treasure, valuable
Aziz—(m)—dynamic, friend, dear one
Azi—(m)—a youth
Azmera—(f)—harvest
Azmera—(m)—harvest
Azubuike—(m)—past is your strength
Azuka—(f)—past glory
Azuka—(m)—past glory
African Baby Names—B
Baakir—(m)—eldest
Baako—(f)—first born
Babafemi—(m)—loved by his father
Babafemi—(m)—my father loves me
Babajide—(m)—father has returned
Babatunde—(m)—father returns
Babatunji—(m)—father returns again
Baba—(f)—born on thursday
Baba—(m)—sweet baby, born on thursday
Babechi—(m)—father of echi
Babetta—(f)—foreign woman
Babirye—(f)— (two people) first-born of twin girls
Babtunde—(m)—father has returned
Babukar—(m)—wolf of senegal
Babu—(m)—a gentleman, child, clerk
Babu—(m)—grandfather
Bacia—(f)—devastating deaths in the family
Badawi—(m)—nomad
Badda—(m)—big heart
Baderinwa—(f)—worthy of respect
Badilini—(m)—change
Badrani—(m)—full moon
Badriya—(f)—resembling full moon
Badru—(m)—born at full moon
Badru—(m)—born at the full moon, full moon
Badru—(m)—born between full moons
Badu—(f)—dynamic, tenth born child
Badu—(f)—tenth born child
Badu—(m)—tenth-born child
Bahari—(m)—seaman
Bahati—(f)—luck
Bahati—(f)—my luck is good
Baha—(m)—beautiful, magnificent
Bahiti—(f)—fortune
Bahiyah—(f)—beautiful, from kikuyu, radiant
Bahiya—(f)—beautiful, nice, radiant
Baina—(f)—sparkling
Baingana—(m)—people are equal
Bakari—(m)—a promising and lovely human being
Bakari—(m)—of noble promise
Baka—(m)—crane, stork
Bakir—(m)—early, eldest
Bako—(f)—first born
Bako—(m)—the only one, baby first born
Bale—(m)—living near the castle wall
Balinda—(m)—fortitude and patience
Balogun—(m)—a general
Balondemu—(m)—chosen one
Bamidele—(f)— bring me home
Bandele—(f)—born away from home
Banga—(m)—sword, intoxicated drink
Banji—(f)—second born of twins
Banji—(m)—many, second born of twins
Banji—(m)—second born of twins
Banjoko—(m)—stay with me and wander no more
Bapoto—(f)—noise
Barack—(m)—blessed
Baraka—(f)—white one, blessings, increase
Baraka—(m)—a blessing, gift, fortune
Barasa—(m)—kenyan term meaning meeting site
Barika—(f)—successful
Barke—(f)—blessings
Barke—(m)—blessings
Barongo—(f)—the younger of twin
Baron—(m)—nobleman
Barre—(m)—gateway
Barrington—(m)—a troublesome tribe or person
Barry—(m)—marksman
Baruti—(m)—teacher
Basel—(m)—brave, courageous, lion
Basham—(f)—rich
Bashira—(f)—joyful, predictor of good news
Bashiri—(m)—predictor, bringer of good tidings
Bashir—(m)—one who gives good news
Bash—(m)—forerunner
Bash—(m)—head, chief, forerunner
Basma—(f)—a smile, happy, joyful, cheerful
Bassi—(f)—saddened
Bast—(m)—of the city of bubastis
Bast—(m)—venerable
Batuuli—(f)—maiden
Bausi—(m)—one who sharpens knives
Bavana—(f)—feeling, clear knowledge
Bavual—(m)—power or force
Baya—(f)—weaver-bird
Bayo—(f)—joy is found
Bayo—(m)—joy is found
Bayyina—(f)—evidence, proof, clear sign
Bebi—(f)—baby, from swahili
Becca—(f)—bound, tied, joined
Becka—(f)—predict, borrow, bound
Becky—(f)—to forecast, predict
Beddis—(m)—smart and charming
Behati—(f)—afrikans form of beata, blessing
Beheshta—(f)—paradise
Bejide—(f)—child born in the rainy time
Beka—(f)—one who predicts
Bekele—(m)—one who has grown
Belakane—(f)— concubine
Belay—(m)—above
Belay—(m)—above, superior
Bello—(m)—helper
Belonwu—(m)—for death
Bem—(m)—peace
Bem—(m)—peace, bear
Benjamin—(m)—right hand's son
Beno—(m)—his son, one of a band
Benton—(m)—settlement in a grassy place
Berhanu—(m)—light
Berihun—(m)—let him be our guide
Berkan—(m)—smart and charming
Berko—(m)—son first born
Bernard—(m)—as strong as a bear
Berni—(f)—one who brings victory
Berta—(m)—be strong, be vigilant
Besede—(f)—born on sunday
Betserai—(m)—helpful
Bezawit—(f)—foundation, pillar
Beza—(f)—despise, neglect, sun sparkle
Bhekisisa—(f)—to be careful, cautious
Bia—(f)—home, environment
Bibi—(f)—lady, woman, full of life
Bikila—(m)—grown up or great
Bikilu—(f)—grown up or great
Bikita—(f)—anteater
Biko—(m)—joy and hope
Bilali—(m)—call to prayer
Bilal—(m)—call to prayer, freshness
Bimkubwa—(f)—great lady
Bimnono—(f)—queen
Binah—(f)—dancer
Bina—(f)—a musical instrument
Binta—(f)—with deity
Binta—(f)—with god
Bintu—(f)—beautiful one
Birangi—(f)—colourful
Birungi—(f)—colourful, something nice, pretty
Bisa—(f)—greatly loved
Bishara—(f)—good tidings
Bitisururu—(f)—daughter of happiness
Bititi—(f)—strong lady
Biton—(m)—born after long wait
Biubwa—(f)—baby like
Blessing—(f)— blessing
Boahinma—(f)—one who has left her community
Bobo—(m)—african - born on tuesday
Bobo—(m)—born on tuesday
Bohlale—(f)— wisdom
Boipelo—(f)— proud
Boipelo—(m)—prideful
Boitumelo—(f)— joy
Bolade—(f)—honor arrives
Bolaji—(m)—wake up with wealth
Bolanile—(f)— the honor of this house
Bolanile—(f)—wealth of this house
Bomani—(m)—african swahili - great warrior
Bomani—(m)—warrior
Boma—(m)—fortress, pile of stones
Bongani—(m)—the grateful one
Bonny—(m)—charming, pleasant
Booker—(m)—beech-tree, binder of books
Borafya—(m)—better health
Boseda—(m)—born on sunday
Bosede—(f)—born on sunday
Bosede—(m)—born on sunday
Boutros—(m)—form of peter
Brahim—(m)—father of multitude
Braima—(f)—father of multitudes
Brendon—(m)—traveller, prince, brave
Briana—(f)—noble, virtuous
Brisanne—(f)—smart and charming
Bron—(m)—the source
Bruk—(m)—one that is blessed
Bukola—(f)—rising wealth
Bunme—(f)—my gift
Bunmi—(f)—my gift
Bupe—(f)—hospitality
Buqisi—(f)—queen of saba
Burhani—(m)—proof
Buru—(m)—a man who is like a bull
Busara—(f)—wisdom, prudence
Buseje—(f)—ask me
Bushira—(f)—announcer of good news
Bushiri—(m)—predictor
Bwana—(m)—gentleman, sir, mister
Bwerani—(m)—you are welcome, from ngoni
Bwire—(m)—born at night
African Baby Names—C
Cachay—(f)—prestigious, desirous
Caimile—(f)—from a proverb
Caimile—(f)—name from a proverb
Cairo—(f)—city in egypt
Cairo—(m)—city in egypt
Cairo—(m)—one who is victorious
Calbert—(m)—cowherd, cowboy
Calista—(m)—beauty
Calvin—(m)—little bald one
Camara—(f)—she is a teacher
Camarsa—(m)—one who is born to teach, a born teacher or preacher
Camar—(m)—he who is a teacher
Cameron—(m)—bent nose, crooked stream
Camille—(f)—priest's attendant
Canan—(m)—land of reeds, merchant, trader
Candace—(f)— the mistress of chendi
Candice—(f)—pure, glowing
Candis—(f)—pure, white, glowing
Carama—(m)—teacher
Carel—(m)—strong, a free man
Carl—(m)—man, free man, farmer
Carnell—(m)—defender of the castle, winner
Carrizoa—(m)—a swamp or a wetland of life
Carswell—(m)—lives at the watercress spring
Catava—(f)—from a proverb
Catava—(f)—name from a proverb
Cayman—(m)—alligator
Cecil—(m)—blind, sixth, day, grey eyes
Chabwera—(m)—he has arrived at last
Chacha—(m)—a strong man
Chacha—(m)—strong
Chad—(m)—of great love, warrior
Chafulumisa—(m)—swift, fast, from ngoni
Chaga—(m)—moisture, goat
Chago—(m)—supplanted
Chaka—(m)—great king
Chalondra—(f)—smart
Chaltuu—(f)—st born girl
Chandaki—(f)— the mistress of chendi
Chanda—(f)—moon
Chandu—(m)—moon
Chanecia—(f)—smart and beautiful
Chane—(m)—name of a deity, dependability
Changa—(f)—be prevalent
Changa—(m)—immature, very young
Chantal—(f)—tough like stone
Chanya—(f)—beautiful
Chan—(f)—a clan name
Chaonaine—(f)—it has seen me
Chara—(f)—quiet and frisky
Charlayne—(f)—feminine of charles, womanly
Charli—(f)—strong and womanly
Charminique—(f)—a female child born out of love
Charnita—(f)—smart and charming
Chata—(m)—an ending
Chatha—(m)—finality, completion
Chatuluka—(m)—a departure
Chausiki—(f)—born at night
Chausiku—(f)—born at night
Chazmin—(f)—jasmine flower
Cheche—(f)—small thing
Cheche—(m)—form of joseph
Chega—(m)—holiday
Cheikh—(m)—learned
Cheja—(m)—holiday
Chekandino—(m)—hot, spicy
Chelle—(f)—one who is like deity
Cheluchi—(f)—wait for deity in every situation
Chenzira—(m)—born on a journey
Chenzira—(m)—born on the road
Cheops—(m)—a pharaoh of egypt's iv dynasty
Chepi—(f)—fairy
Cherice—(f)—blend of cherie
Cheusi—(f)—dark one
Chewe—(m)—loved one
Chiaka—(f)—deity says, deity will decide
Chiamaka—(f)— deity is noble
Chiamaka—(m)—a guardian spirit
Chiamaka—(m)—god is splendid
Chiazam—(m)—answer sent from deity
Chibale—(m)—kinship
Chibale—(m)—kinship, kinsman
Chibueze—(f)—where deity is the king
Chibueze—(m)—deity is ruler
Chibuzo—(f)— deity leads
Chibuzo—(m)—deity is leading the way
Chicha—(m)—beloved
Chideria—(f)—what deity has written is written
Chidhatma—(f)—the real deity
Chidhatma—(m)—the real deity
Chidiebele—(f)—deity is kind, merciful
Chidiebere—(f)— deity is merciful
Chidiebere—(m)—deity is good
Chidike—(m)—the one guided by the deity
Chidima—(f)—deity is good and wonderful
Chidimma—(f)— deity is good
Chidimma—(m)—deity is good
Chidinma—(f)—deity is wonderful, great
Chidi—(f)—deity exists
Chidi—(m)—god exists
Chidi—(m)—strongest deity
Chidubem—(f)—the one repaired by the almighty
Chidubem—(m)—deity is my guide
Chiedozie—(f)—planned by deity
Chiedozie—(m)—deity has fixed it
Chiedozie—(m)—planned by deity
Chiedza—(f)—light
Chiemeka—(f)— deity has done very well
Chiemeka—(m)—deity has performed great deeds
Chiemela—(f)—deity has done something wonderful
Chiemela—(m)—deity has done something wonderful
Chigani—(m)—hound, from ngoni
Chigozie—(f)—may deity give blessing
Chigozie—(m)—deity blesses
Chihambuane—(m)—sweet potatoes, from bachopi
Chijioke—(f)—deity is in charge of creation
Chijioke—(m)—deity gives talent
Chijioke—(m)—god gives talent
Chikadibia—(f)—deity is greater than the doctor
Chika—(f)— deity is the greatest
Chika—(m)—deity is the greatest
Chikelu—(f)—created by deity
Chikelu—(m)—created by deity
Chikere—(f)—deity has created
Chikere—(m)—deity created humans, created by deity
Chikezie—(f)—deity's will is supreme
Chikezie—(m)—deity's will is supreme
Chike—(f)—power of deity
Chike—(m)—a talented individual
Chike—(m)—power of god
Chikodi—(m)—it is in the hands of deity
Chikosi—(m)—neck, from ngoni
Chikumbu—(m)—knife handle
Chiku—(f)—chatter box
Chiku—(f)—chatterer
Chikwendu—(f)—may deity just let live
Chikwendu—(m)—may deity just let live
Chilemba—(m)—turban
Chimalsi—(m)—a proud man
Chimalsi—(m)—proud
Chimanga—(m)—maize, from ngoni
Chimaobim—(m)—deity knows my mind
Chima—(f)—the creator knows, deity knows
Chima—(m)—deity knows everything
Chimdindu—(m)—my deity is alive
Chimelu—(m)—made of deity
Chimelu—(m)—made of god
Chimezie—(m)—let deity settle as he wish
Chimsima—(m)—hard porridge, from ngoni
Chimwala—(f)—stone
Chinagorom—(f)—deity's my mouth pieces
Chinagorom—(m)—deity's my mouthpieces
Chinaka—(f)—deity decides
Chinangwa—(m)—cassava, from ngoni
Chinara—(f)—may deity receive
Chinara—(f)—may god receive
Chinaza—(f)— deity answers my prayer
Chindu—(m)—deity or most high
Chinecherem—(f)—victory
Chinedum—(f)—deity guides me
Chinedum—(m)—deity guides me
Chinedu—(f)—deity leads me
Chinedu—(m)—deity leads me
Chinelo—(f)—thought of deity
Chinelo—(m)—thought of god
Chinelo—(m)—thoughts of deity, talented
Chineze—(f)—deity takes care of me
Chineze—(m)—deity takes care of me
Chinika—(f)—deity receives
Chinonso—(m)—deity is nearby
Chinouyazue—(m)—will be back again, from shona
Chinua—(f)—may deity fight for me
Chinua—(m)—blessings from deity, from ibo
Chinua—(m)—blessings of god
Chinue—(f)—blessing of chi
Chinue—(f)—deity's blessing
Chinue—(f)—god's blessing
Chinue—(f)—god/s own blessing
Chinweike—(f)—deity owns power
Chinweike—(m)—deity owns power
Chinwendu—(f)— deity owns life
Chinwendu—(m)—deity has life, deity who owns life
Chinweuba—(m)—all wealth belongs to deity
Chinwe—(f)— deity owns me
Chinyere—(f)—deity has given, deity gave
Chioh—(m)—power of deity
Chioke—(m)—deities blessing
Chioke—(m)—god blessing
Chioma—(f)— good deity
Chionesu—(m)—a guiding light
Chione—(f)—mythical daughter of the nile
Chipita—(m)—it has gone, from ngoni
Chipo—(f)— a gift
Chipo—(f)—gift
Chisisi—(m)—a secret
Chisulo—(m)—strong as steel
Chitsime—(m)—a well
Chitundu—(m)—bird nest
Chiumbo—(m)—a little creation
Chiumbo—(m)—little
Chiumbo—(m)—small
Chiwanda—(m)—from yao
Chiwa—(f)—death
Chiwocha—(m)—rooster, from lomwe
Chizoba—(f)— may deity save
Chizoba—(m)—deity protect us, deity keep saving me
Chi—(m)—man with purpose
Chi—(m)—the one who looks like deity
Chokwe—(f)—ethnic group in centralafrica
Chokwe—(m)—ethnic group in central africa
Chola—(f)—ancient kingdom of north’south
Chola—(m)—a long robe
Chotsani—(f)—take away
Christelle—(f)—follower of lord
Chuguel—(m)—sugar, from bachopi
Chui—(m)—leopard
Chuka—(m)—deity is greater than all doctor
Chuki—(f)—star
Chuks—(m)—deity did great deeds
Chukwubuikem—(m)—deity is my power or energy
Chukwudi—(m)—deity, deity has blessed us
Chukwuebuka—(m)—deity is great, huge, mighty
Chukwuemeka—(m)—deity has done great
Chukwueneka—(m)—deity has dealt kindly with us
Chukwukadibia—(m)—deity is greater than physicians
Chukwuka—(m)—deity is supreme
Chukwuma—(f)—deity knows best
Chukwunonso—(m)—deity is ever near
Chukwurah—(m)—deity should protect this
Chumachienda—(m)—a dignitary is on his way
Chuma—(f)—smart and charming
Chuma—(m)—wealth, from shona
Citiwala—(m)—insect
Citseko—(m)—a door, from ngoni
Clarence—(m)—clear, luminous, famous
Clayton—(m)—settlement by the clay pit
Cleavon—(m)—from the cliff land, cliff
Clement—(m)—merciful, mild, gentle
Cleon—(m)—glory, fame, good repute
Cleopatra—(f)—queen, father's glory
Cleotha—(f)—creative
Cleveland—(m)—a hilly region
Clevon—(m)—from the cliff, slope land
Clifton—(m)—a settlement at a riverbank
Clinton—(m)—settlement near the headland
Coblah—(m)—born on tuesday
Coffie—(m)—born on friday
Colanda—(f)—cora plus yolanda
Colin—(m)—victory of the people
Commie—(m)—born on saturday
Cordell—(m)—rope
Coretta—(f)—from the round hill
Cornelius—(m)—like a horn, strong-willed
Coujoe—(m)—born on monday
Cozette—(f)—cosy, warm
Cubba—(m)—smart and charming
Cuca—(f)—a name
Cyrah—(f)—enthroned
African Baby Names—D
Dabiku—(f)—offering
Dabir—(m)—a brilliant teacher
Dacia—(f)—purple flower, from the south
Dada—(f)—child with curly hair
Dada—(m)—curly hair
Dada—(m)—elder one, grandfather
Dae—(m)—greatness
Dafina—(f)—valuable, precious item, treasure
Dahoma—(m)—long life
Daisha—(f)—the one who is alive
Dajan—(m)—dark sky during a heavy rain
Dakarai—(m)—happiness
Dakari—(m)—filled with joy
Daktari—(m)—a healer
Daktari—(m)—healer
Dalali—(m)—agent, broker
Dalia—(f)—a branch
Dalilah—(f)—languish, weak
Dalila—(f)—gentle soul
Dalili—(f)—sign
Dalis—(f)—drawing water
Dali—(m)—grapevines, cannot be satisfied
Dalji—(f)—walk gracefully, from kikuyu
Dalmar—(f)—versatile
Dalmar—(m)—versatile
Dalma—(f)—made of metal
Dalton—(m)—the settlement in the valley
Damani—(m)—tomorrow
Daman—(m)—one who controls, non-violence
Dambdeity—(m)—sky
Dambudzo—(f)— adversity
Damisi—(f)—cheerful
Damisi—(m)—cheerful personality
Damon—(m)—to tame, constant, spirit
Damtien—(f)—blessed one
Damu—(m)—blood
Danella—(f)—deity is mu judge
Danielle—(f)—deity is my judge
Daniel—(m)—the lord is my judge, joyful
Danie—(f)—deity is mu judge
Danilyjah—(f)—deity child
Danjuma—(m)—born on friday, male friday child
Danladi—(m)—born on sunday
Danni—(f)—deity is my judge
Danso—(m)—reliable, from ashanti of ghana
Danuwa—(f)—close friend
Daquan—(m)—a combination name
Darah—(f)—generation
Daraja—(m)—bridge, stage
Darel—(m)—darling, beloved
Daren—(m)—born at night, great
Darik—(m)—ruler of the people
Darius—(m)—wealthy protective, prophet
Darlonna—(f)—darla plus donna
Darnel—(m)—hiding place, the hidden alcove
Darratu—(f)—blooming flower
Darrell—(m)—darling, form of daryl
Darriel—(f)—beloved
Darriel—(m)—beloved
Darryl—(m)—darling
Daru—(f)—alcohol, wine
Darweshi—(m)—holy
Dashiki—(f)—loose-fitting shirt worn in africa
Daudi—(m)—beloved
Daudi—(m)—flower, beloved one
Daud—(m)—david, beloved
Daurama—(f)—ninth in the succession of queens
Dau—(m)—abbreviation of daudi
Davina—(f)—adored, beloved
Davion—(m)—a potential and dynamic being
Davu—(m)—starting of a new age
Davu—(m)—the beginning
Dawa—(f)—medicine, born on a monday
Dawit—(m)—beloved
Dawud—(m)—beloved
Dayajot—(m)—light of compassion
Daylon—(m)—hollow, valley
Dayo—(f)— joy arrives
Dayo—(f)—joy arrives
Dayo—(m)—arrival of joy
Dayton—(m)—sunny town, bright
Da—(m)—big, great, achieve
Deandre—(m)—a helmet, strong individual
Debelah—(f)—a friendly and charming person
Dedan—(m)—friendship, a judge
Dede—(f)— a jigger or a grasshopper
Deems—(m)—judge's son
Deiondre—(m)—valley
Deion—(m)—an all amazing deity
Deion—(m)—of zeus, follower of dionysos
Deityana—(m)—male child
Deka—(f)—one who pleases, the pleasing one
Deka—(m)—pleasing
Delandara—(f)—caring
Delicia—(f)—joy, delightful one, charming
Delilah—(f)—joyous, happy, peaceful
Delonn—(m)—the day is long
Delroy—(m)—the king
Delu—(f)—the only girl
Demarco—(m)—a demanding person
Dembe—(f)—peace
Dembe—(m)—peace
Demissie—(m)—destructor
Demond—(m)—the one who is born out of a man
Denelle—(f)—deity is my judge
Denzell—(m)—from denzell, a place in cornwall
Denzel—(m)—from denzell
Denzel—(m)—the wild one who is very gentle
Deogracia—(m)—a deity, a child of destiny
Deontay—(m)—one who belongs to zeus
Deonte—(m)—a traveller who has a outstanding personality
Deon—(m)—a mighty and all-dynamic deity
Deon—(m)—abbreviation of dionysius
Deo—(m)—deitylike, dev
Dera—(f)—fiend, oak tree
Dericia—(f)—athletic
Derick—(m)—ruler of the people, gifted ruler
Derrick—(m)—rich
Desean—(m)—the sean, the gift from deity
Deshawn—(m)—the prefix de and shawn
Desta—(f)—pleasure
Desta—(m)—happiness, pleasure
Destiny—(f)—fate, destiny
Devaj—(m)—from deity
Deval—(m)—deitylike, divine, temple
Devere—(m)—riverbank
Dewayne—(m)—waggon maker, swarthy
Dexter—(m)—dexterous, right handed
Dhakiya—(f)—intelligent
Dhambizao—(f)—the sins are theirs
Dheeshva—(m)—smart and charming
Dhoruba—(m)—storm
Dhuriya—(f)—descendant
Dhyany—(f)—one who meditates
Diallo—(m)—a strong and bold person
Diallo—(m)—bold
Diana—(m)—heavenly, divine
Diara—(m)—gift
Diar—(m)—an expensive wood
Diata—(f)—lion
Dia—(m)—champion
Dibia—(m)—healer, from ibo
Diello—(m)—a bold an dynamic person
Diji—(m)—a farmer, from ibo
Dikeledi—(f)— tears
Dinari—(m)—our shinning star
Dingane—(m)—one who is searching
Dini—(m)—faith, religion
Din—(m)—great congo, belief
Dionisia—(f)—follower of dionysus
Dion—(m)—one who came from zeus
Dixon—(m)—the legend, rich
Djidade—(f)—desired
Dlulu—(m)—surpass
Dodo—(f)—lovable
Doe—(f)—a gift of deity, a female deer
Dofi—(f)—second child after twins, from ewe
Dogo—(m)—insignificant, small, little
Dolapo—(f)—mixed blessings or happiness
Dola—(f)—crown
Dolie—(f)—beautiful, doll
Doli—(f)—doll
Dol—(m)—swinging, bucket
Domevlo—(m)—do not take others for face value
Dominique—(f)—lord's child, belonging to deity
Donkor—(m)—humble
Donkor—(m)—the humble one, humble
Donyell—(m)—brave, dark-skinned
Doreen—(f)—deity's gift, gift, gilded
Dorothy—(m)—gift, gift of deity
Dorsey—(f)—dark, form of dorset, a tribe
Doto—(f)—second of twins
Do—(f)—first child after twins
Drifa—(f)—fall of snow
Duane—(m)—dark, form of wayne
Duante—(m)—combination of duane
Dubaku—(f)— eleventh born child
Dubaku—(m)—child born eleventh
Dubem—(m)—the lord is my shepherd
Ducha—(f)—small or humble
Duka—(m)—all
Dukuzumuremyi—(m)—praise be to deity
Dulani—(m)—cutting
Dulani—(m)—cutting, from ngoni
Dula—(m)—brave and courageous
Dumaka—(m)—helping hand
Dumaka—(m)—helping hands
Duma—(f)—silence, resemblance
Duma—(m)—cheetah
Dume—(m)—the bull
Dumisai—(m)—a herald
Dumisani—(f)—give praise
Dumisani—(m)—praise
Dumisha—(m)—maintain
Dumi—(f)—the inspirer
Dumi—(m)—one who inspires others
Dumi—(m)—the inspirer
Duniisai—(m)—herald
Duni—(f)—small
Dunsimi—(m)—don't die before me
Dupe—(f)—thank deity
Durah—(f)—pearl
Durojaiye—(m)—slow down enjoy the world
Durra—(f)—pearl
Dut—(f)—console
Duvanka—(f)—smart and charming
Dwayne—(m)—from the dunes, dark, black
Dyk—(m)—smart and charming
African Baby Names—E
Earline—(f)—noble woman
Eartha—(f)—earthy, born of the earth
Earvin—(m)—friend of the sea
Eason—(m)—protective, great one
Ebelechukwu—(f)—mercy of deity
Ebelechukwu—(m)—mercy of deity
Ebele—(f)—compassion
Ebele—(m)—mercy or kindness
Eberegbulam—(m)—my kindness shall not destroy me
Ebere—(f)—mercy
Ebere—(m)—mercy
Ebiere—(f)—jaw of niger, beautiful woman
Ebonee—(f)—black, a hard wood
Ebony—(f)—ebony wood, dark beauty
Ebo—(m)—born on tuesday
Ebo—(m)—child born on tuesday
Ebun—(f)—gift
Edem—(f)—last, deity has saved me
Edem—(m)—last, deity has saved me
Edenausegboye—(f)—good deeds are remembered
Eden—(f)—delightful, adornment, paradise
Edet—(m)—born on market day
Ede—(m)—royal, wealthy guardian
Edo—(m)—guardian
Edwyn—(m)—prosperous friend, valued
Edy—(m)—strife for wealth, rich in war
Eeden—(f)—star
Eega—(f)—palm bird who loves to fly
Eega—(m)—palm bird who loves to fly
Effiom—(m)—crocodile
Efia—(f)—born on friday
Efua—(f)—friday born child
Efunsegun—(m)—child of obatala
Efuru—(f)—daughter of heaven
Ehioze—(m)—above the envy of others
Ehioze—(m)—jealousy is beneath me
Eidi—(f)—festivity
Ejimofor—(f)—truth and honesty on my side
Ejimofor—(m)—truth and honesty on my side
Ekaghogho—(f)—born on an important day
Ekanem—(f)—my mother is of good nature
Eka—(f)—matchless, alone, first child
Ekechi—(f)—deity's creation, the destiny of deity
Ekechukwu—(m)—deity's creation
Ekejiuba—(m)—destiny holds the key to wealth
Ekenedilichukwu—(f)—praise the lord, thanks to deity
Ekenedilichukwu—(m)—praise the lord
Ekene—(f)—acclaimed
Ekene—(m)—acclaimed
Ekevu—(m)—intelligent
Ekon—(m)—strong, bold
Ekow—(m)—born on thursday
Ekua—(f)—wednesday born
Ekundayo—(f)—the one who turns sorrows to joys
Ekundayo—(m)—sorrow becomes joy
Ekwensu—(m)—deity
Ekwueme—(m)—one who fulfils his promise
Elechi—(f)—looking up to deity
Elechi—(m)—it's up to deity
Elene—(f)—name of a poem, variant of helen
Elewa—(m)—intelligent
Elewa—(m)—understand, very intelligent
Elham—(f)—inspiration, revelation
Elimu—(m)—knowledge, education
Ellema—(f)—milking a cow
Ellone—(f)—deity loves me
Elom—(f)—deity loves me
Elom—(f)—god loves me
Elon—(f)—deity loves me
Elon—(f)—god loves me
Elon—(m)—deity loves the individual
Elton—(m)—from the old estate
Eluemuno—(f)—i have reached or arrived home
Eluemuno—(m)—I have reached or arrived home
Emefa—(f)—there is peace
Emeka—(m)—great deeds, deity did great deeds
Emem—(f)—calm, peace
Emem—(m)—person of peace, peace
Emene—(f)—don't do harm, do not hurt
Emene—(m)—don't do harm, do not hurt
Emenike—(m)—take things easy
Emmet—(m)—dynamic, an ant
Emojung—(f)—the old one
Enam—(f)—reward
Enam—(m)—gift
Eniola—(f)— she who is wealthy
Enitan—(f)— one of story
Enobakhare—(m)—the king's word
Enomwoyi—(f)—graceful one
Enos—(m)—humankind, one vigour
Eno—(f)—gift, a water deity
Eno—(m)—gift, strong with a sword
Enu—(f)— second-born child
Enyinnaya—(m)—his father's friend
Enyonyam—(f)—it is good for me
Enyo—(f)—deitydess of war
Enyo—(m)—enough children
Enzi—(m)—dynamic
Ephigenia—(f)—daughter
Ephram—(m)—fruitful
Ephrem—(m)—fertile, productive
Erasto—(f)—man of peace
Erasto—(m)—man of peace
Erevu—(m)—ingenious, capable
Erik—(m)—ever dynamic, ever ruler
Ernestine—(f)—sincere, serious
Ernest—(m)—sincere
Erskine—(m)—over the knife
Eshe—(f)— life
Eshe—(f)—life
Esiankiki—(f)—young maiden
Esinam—(f)—deity heard me
Esi—(f)—born on sunday
Essien—(m)—a child belongs to everyone
Essien—(m)—sixth-born son
Essi—(m)—star, abbreviation of ester
Etana—(f)—strong one
Etuhole—(f)—deity loves us
Eutychia—(f)—good luck
Evaristo—(m)—well desire, helmet
Everton—(m)—boar town
Evian—(m)—spring-water
Ewansiha—(m)—secrets are not for sale
Ezana—(m)—fourth-century king
Ezeamaka—(m)—as splendid as the king
Ezeji—(m)—king of yams
Ezenachi—(m)—the king rules
Ezeoha—(m)—a people's king
Eze—(f)—king
Eze—(m)—a person who is a king
Eze—(m)—king
Ezinwa—(m)—pleasing, good child
African Baby Names—F
Fabayo—(f)—a lucky birth brings joy
Faba—(m)—bean farmer, variant of fabian
Fabunni—(f)—given deity
Fabunni—(m)—deity has given me this
Fabunni—(m)—god has given me this
Fadhila—(f)—outstanding
Fadhili—(f)—aid, kindness, goodwill
Fadhili—(m)—help, favour, show kindness
Fadil—(m)—generous
Fadiya—(f)—redeemer
Fadzai—(f)—entertain
Fahari—(f)—pride, grandeur, splendour
Fahima—(f)—intelligent, learned
Fahim—(m)—learned
Fahim—(m)—wise, learned
Fahmeeb—(m)—one who understands
Faika—(f)—beautiful, superior
Faizah—(f)—victorious
Faiza—(f)—gain, victorious
Faiza—(f)—victorious
Fakhri—(m)—glory, honorary, glorious
Fakhta—(f)—dove
Fakihi—(m)—wish
Faki—(m)—happy, hollower
Falah—(f)—happiness, success, long live
Falala—(f)—born in abundance
Fala—(f)—a crow
Fanaka—(f)—prosperity, benefit
Fana—(f)—wealth
Fanikia—(f)—prosperity, succeed in something
Fannah—(f)—getting destroyed in love, fun
Fanta—(f)—absence filler, beautiful day
Fanta—(m)—absence filler, proxy
Faqihi—(m)—wise
Farah—(f)—glory, happiness
Farai—(f)— rejoice
Faraja—(f)—comfort, relief or rest
Faraji—(f)—comfort
Faraji—(m)—consolation
Faraji—(m)—consolation, comfort, solace
Farashuu—(f)—butterfly
Fara—(f)—cheerful one
Fara—(f)—level measure, beautiful
Fardowsa—(f)—highest garden in paradise, heaven
Farhani—(m)—a delightful feeling of joy
Farhani—(m)—happy
Farida—(f)—unique
Farid—(m)—wide, unique, without rival
Farih—(f)—bright and fair
Fariji—(m)—consolation
Farisa—(f)—smart, beautiful, kind
Farisi—(f)—expert, experience, competent
Fariza—(f)—light, beautiful
Faruki—(m)—judicious
Fasaha—(f)—faultless, eloquence
Fasilidas—(m)—historic king of ethiopia
Fathia—(f)—beginning, victory
Fathi—(m)—victorious, winner, to win
Fatia—(f)—abstainer from forbidden things
Fatimah—(f)—accustom
Fatou—(f)—beloved by all
Fauziya—(f)—successful
Fauzi—(m)—successful, belonging to the army
Fawn—(f)—little young deer, baby deer
Fayola—(f)—walk with honor
Fayola—(f)—walks with honor
Fazad—(m)—moment
Feechi—(f)—worship deity
Feechi—(f)—worship god
Fehed—(m)—lynx
Feimata—(f)—love me
Feisal—(m)—arbitrator, judge
Fela—(m)—warlike, lucky, happy
Femi—(f)— deity loves me
Femi—(f)—love me
Femi—(m)—adored by deity, deity loves me
Fenuku—(m)—born after terms
Fenyang—(m)—conqueror
Ferhat—(m)—joy
Ferid—(m)—unique
Feruzi—(f)—turquoise
Feruzi—(m)—azure, purplish blue
Feye—(m)—the beginning
Feyikemi—(f)—blessed
Fida—(f)—redemption
Fida—(m)—sacrifice, unconditional love
Fidela—(f)—faithful, loyalty
Fidel—(m)—loyal, faithful and sincere
Fifi—(m)—born on friday
Fifi—(m)—from fante, born on friday
Fikirini—(m)—reflect
Fila—(f)—lover
Finnley—(f)—a fair (haired) warrior
Firdawsi—(f)—paradise beautiful garden
Firdous—(m)—paradise
Firhun—(m)—smart and charming
Firyali—(f)—extraordinary
Fisseha—(f)—happiness
Floarea—(f)—romanic word for a blooming flower
Flodwig—(f)—a dithematic name
Fodjour—(m)—fourth born
Fogo—(m)—high
Folade—(f)—honour arrives
Folade—(f)—she brings honor
Folake—(f)—taken care with wealth
Folami—(f)— honor me
Folami—(f)—honor and respect me
Folami—(m)—one who demands respect
Folasade—(f)—crowned with wealth
Folashade—(f)—honour confers a crown
Folayan—(f)—to walk with dignity
Fola—(f)—honorable
Fola—(f)—honour
Foluke—(f)—placed in deity's care
Foluke—(f)—placed in god's care
Foluke—(m)—given to god
Foluke—(m)—placed in deity's hand
Fouad—(m)—heart
Freya—(f)—deitydess of love
Fuad—(m)—conscience, heart, soul, king
Fujo—(f)—born after a quarrel
Fukayna—(f)—knowledgeable
Fula—(f)—light
Fulumirani—(m)—a journey, from ngoni
Fumani—(m)—to rule
Fumbe—(f)— slave
Fumnanya—(f)— she who inspires love
Fumnaya—(f)—give me love
Fumnaya—(f)—the person who wanted to love by someone
Fumo—(m)—spear, majesty, title of a chief
Fumu—(m)—majesty
Fundikira—(m)—learned
Funga—(m)—conclude, tie, bind, close, fasten
Funmilayo—(f)—gave me happiness
Funsani—(m)—a request, from ngoni
Funsani—(m)—request
Furaha—(f)— joy
Furaha—(m)—happiness
Fynn—(m)—african - river ofinn
Fyzah—(f)—success
African Baby Names—G
Gacoki—(m)—he returns
Gaetan—(m)—from gaeta, italy
Gahiji—(m)—the hunter
Gakere—(m)—muscular, from kikuyu
Gakeri—(f)—a small muscle
Gakuru—(m)—elderly one
Galal—(m)—a roll or wheel, round
Gamada—(f)—glad
Gamal—(m)—camel, handsome
Gamba—(m)—warrior
Gamba—(m)—warrior, from shona
Gamila—(f)—gorgeous, beautiful
Ganasen—(m)—smart and charming
Ganesh—(m)—the legend, lord
Gani—(m)—gold
Ganya—(m)—garden of the lord, notable
Garai—(m)—calm, settled, from shona
Gardenia—(f)—sweet smelling flower
Garfield—(m)—a triangular bit of land
Garrison—(m)—spear fortified town
Garvi—(f)—pride, love
Gasira—(f)—one who is brave
Gatete—(m)—a milk gourd, from kikuyu
Gathee—(m)—elderly one
Gathii—(m)—a wanderer
Gathoni—(f)—she is an in law
Gatimu—(m)—a spear
Gavivi—(f)—money is sweet
Gawahir—(f)—precious stones or jewels
Gaya—(m)—worth going to, wealth
Gaynell—(f)—happy, shiny
Gazali—(m)—famous, mystic
Gazali—(m)—mystic
Gbemisola—(f)— carry me into honor
Gebre—(m)—an offering
Gemma—(f)—jewel, precious stone, gem
Genet—(f)—garden eden
Genet—(m)—eden
Genn—(f)—saviour
George—(m)—earth worker
Geraldine—(f)—mighty with a spear
Gerda—(f)—strong like a spear
Getachew—(m)—their master
Geteye—(m)—my master
Gethii—(m)—wanderer, from kikuyu
Ghadhanfar—(m)—the ruler or the king of jungle
Ghaffar—(m)—most forgiving, merciful, forgiver
Ghalib—(m)—excellent, winner
Ghalib—(m)—winner
Ghali—(m)—expensive, scare, costly
Ghalyela—(f)—precious
Ghanapriya—(m)—a name that originates from the country ghana
Ghana—(f)—a country in africa
Ghana—(m)—dark
Ghanima—(f)—good fortune, plenty
Ghanim—(m)—good man, successful
Ghaniy—(m)—rich
Gharibuu—(f)—stranger, visitor
Gheche—(f)—small thing
Ghedi—(m)—traveller
Gheilani—(m)—tropical tree
Ghinjo—(f)—slaughter, cut
Ghipe—(f)—sprout
Ghofiri—(m)—pardon, forgiveness
Gichinga—(m)—a firebrand
Gicicio—(m)—mirror
Gikuyu—(m)—founder of the agikuyu nation
Gilda—(f)—woman of sacrifice
Gildun—(m)—star
Gimbya—(f)—princess
Gimbya—(m)—princess
Gina—(f)—well born, race of women
Ginikanwa—(f)—one who is better than child
Ginikanwa—(m)—one who is better than child
Ginika—(f)—deity is the greatest
Girma—(m)—majesty, worthy of glory
Githinji—(m)—a butcher
Gitonga—(m)—wealthy one
Gladys—(f)—lame, disabled
Goatsemodime—(m)—deity knows
Godana—(m)—male child
Gogo—(m)—like grandfather, from ngoni
Goitsemedime—(f)—deity knows
Goredenna—(m)—black cloud
Gother—(m)—friendly
Gowon—(m)—rain-maker
Gowon—(m)—rainmaker
Grant—(m)—great, large, great plains
Gregory—(m)—awake, watchful
Guban—(m)—burnt
Gudiava—(f)—smart and charming
Guedado—(f)—unwanted
Guedado—(m)—wanted by nobody, unwanted
Gugile—(m)—ageing
Gugu—(f)— a precious person
Gulussa—(m)—helper
Gure—(m)—grey, left-handed
Gure—(m)—left handed
Gur—(f)—the young of a beast, a whelp
Gwamaka—(m)—dynamic
Gwandoya—(m)—met with misery
Gwandoya—(m)—met with unhappiness, from luganda
Gwendolyn—(f)—blessed bow, fair bow
Gyamfi—(m)—ashanti of ghana
Gyasi—(m)—wonderful baby
Gyasi—(m)—wonderful one, knowledge
Gzifa—(f)—peaceful one
African Baby Names—H
Haamid—(m)—grateful
Haba—(m)—african - one who is charming
Haben—(m)—pride
Habibah—(f)—beloved, sweetheart
Habiba—(f)—sweetheart
Habibu—(m)—beloved
Habib—(m)—beloved
Habib—(m)—beloved one, darling
Habika—(f)—sweetheart
Habimama—(m)—deity exists
Habimana—(m)—god exist
Hachim—(m)—smart and charming
Hadaya—(f)—gift, present
Hada—(f)—salty place
Hada—(m)—myrtle tree
Hadhir—(m)—present, attending, a variant of hadhir
Hadhi—(f)—respect, honour, rank
Hadiah—(f)—guide to righteousness
Hadiyah—(f)—guide to righteousness
Hadiya—(f)—guide
Hadiyya—(f)— gift
Hadi—(m)—guide, leader
Hadya—(f)—well-behaved, gift
Hae—(f)—ocean
Hafez—(m)—protective, preserver
Hafidha—(f)—mindful
Hafidh—(m)—preserver
Hafiz—(m)—protected, guardian
Hafsa—(f)—sound judgement
Hagos—(f)—joy, happiness, pleasure
Hagos—(m)—joy, happy
Haiba—(f)—charm
Haider—(m)—the king of jungle, lion
Haifa—(f)—slender, of beautiful body
Haile—(m)—african - power, retreat
Hainidi—(m)—commendable
Hajari—(m)—flight
Hajari—(m)—uesd in africa,the one who takes flight
Hajeera—(f)—joy love beauty
Haji—(m)—born during the hajj
Haji—(m)—pilgrimage to mecca
Hakika—(f)—accuracy, truth, undoubtedly
Hakilotu—(f)—be careful
Hakilotu—(m)—be careful
Hakima—(f)—sensible
Hakim—(m)—almighty, judge
Hakizimana—(m)—it is deity who saves
Haki—(m)—justice, claim, right, privilege
Hala—(f)—halo around the moon
Haleem—(m)—lord of sound, patience
Halif—(m)—ally, confederate, one who takes an oath
Halili—(f)—distinguished
Halima—(f)—gentle
Halina—(f)—woman of serenity, light
Halisi—(f)—truth, genuine
Hali—(m)—unique, graceful, kind
Halla—(f)—sweet and kind
Halla—(f)—unexpected gift
Halle—(f)—the sea, heroine
Hamadi—(m)—one who is praised
Hamadi—(m)—praised
Hamdan—(m)—praises to be deity
Hamed—(m)—one who praises, thankful
Hamet—(m)—brave
Hamida—(f)—gracious
Hamidi—(m)—to be commended, praise
Hamid—(m)—friend, praiseworthy
Hamisi—(f)—one who was born on a thursday
Hamisi—(m)—born on thursday
Hami—(m)—protective, defender, patron
Hamza—(m)—lion, strong, sour leaves, smart
Hana—(f)—happiness, flower
Hana—(f)—joy, peace, happiness
Hanifa—(f)—true believer of islam
Hanif—(m)—orthodox, pious
Hanif—(m)—true believer of islam
Hanisi—(m)—born on thursday
Hanna—(f)—happiness
Hanuni—(f)—cheerful
Hanzila—(f)—road
Haoniyao—(f)—born at the time of a quarrel
Haoniyao—(m)—born at the time of a quarrel
Haracha—(f)—frog
Haracha—(m)—frog
Harambee—(m)—let's pull together
Harbel—(m)—a town name in margibi county
Harhold—(m)—smart and charming
Harif—(m)—pungent, hot
Harith—(m)—cultivator
Harith—(m)—lion, green colour
Harmalah—(m)—an african plant
Haroun—(m)—superior, exalted
Hartha—(f)—arable, fertile
Haruni—(m)—mountaineer
Harun—(m)—lofty
Harun—(m)—mountain of strength
Harusi—(f)—wedding, get married
Hasanati—(f)—good
Hasana—(f)—first born of twins
Hasani—(m)—handsome
Hasani—(m)—handsome, excellence
Hasan—(f)—handsome, chaste woman
Hasan—(m)—laughter, good, beautiful
Haseena—(f)—beautiful pretty
Hashiki—(f)—passion
Hashil—(m)—joyful
Hashim—(m)—destroying
Hashim—(m)—magnificent
Hasijna—(f)—beautiful, attractive
Hasina—(f)—good
Hasna—(f)—beautiful, laughing
Hasna—(f)—beauty, from swahili, pretty
Hasnuu—(m)—handsome
Hassain—(m)—smart and charming
Hassani—(m)—handsome
Hassan—(m)—good, handsome
Hatari—(m)—hazard, danger
Hatshepsut—(f)—name of a queen
Hauhouot—(m)—ethnic
Hauli—(m)—power, strength
Hawa—(f)—desire
Hawa—(f)—eve
Hawla—(f)—active, intelligent
Hayde—(f)—well-behaved, noble sort
Hazel—(f)—hazelnut, a nut-bearing tree
Hazika—(f)—intelligent
Hazina—(f)—treasure
Hazina—(m)—valuable
Hedda—(f)—warfare, fighter
Hediye—(f)—gift
Hekanefer—(m)—the good prince
Hekima—(m)—knowledgeable, clever
Helal—(m)—new moon
Helina—(f)—sun ray, shining light
Hembadoon—(f)—the winner
Hemmu—(m)—shape
Hendaqué—(f)— the mistress of chendi
Henrietta—(f)—ruler of the house
Henry—(m)—ruler of the house
Heri—(m)—goodness, happiness
Hermi—(f)—smart and charming
Heshima—(m)—highly esteemed
Heshimu—(m)—honour, respect
Heshui—(f)—smart and charming
Hiari—(f)—free will
Hibaq—(f)—smart and charming
Hiba—(f)—gift, present
Hiba—(m)—gift of deity
Hicham—(m)—energetic, generous
Hidaya—(f)—precious gift
Hidi—(f)—root
Hija—(f)—daughter
Hiji—(m)—west african, to make a pilgrimage
Hilali—(m)—crescent-like
Hilla—(m)—variant of hilda
Himayat—(m)—help, protection
Himidi—(f)—all praises to deity
Himmi—(m)—smart and charming
Hina—(f)—henna, myrtle
Hirsi—(m)—amulet
Hisani—(f)—forgiveness
Hisham—(m)—generous, noble
Hissa—(f)—star, proud
Hiuhu—(m)—he is hot, from kikuyu
Hiwot—(f)—life
Hlengiwe—(f)— savior
Hobo—(f)—gift
Hodari—(m)—capable, energetic
Hola—(f)—saviour
Homa—(f)—a mythical bird
Hondo—(m)—war, from shona
Hondo—(m)—warrior
Hoor—(f)—virgin of paradise, nymph
Horace—(m)—time keeper, hour, time
Hosni—(m)—goodness, excellence
Hotha—(m)—hifza
Hova—(f)—middle class
Hoyam—(f)—passionate love
Ho—(m)—goodness, lake, diamond
Hubab—(m)—aim, friendship
Huba—(f)—love, friendship, favour
Huba—(m)—love, friendship,
Hudagan—(m)—smart and charming
Huda—(f)—right guidance
Hudham—(f)—astute
Humaisha—(f)—smart and charming
Humud—(m)—gracious
Hunadi—(f)—gift of deity
Hun—(f)—free person
Hurani—(m)—restive
Huruma—(f)—compassion, mercy
Husani—(m)—handsome
Huseni—(m)—good
Husniya—(f)—beauty
Huso—(f)—sadness of the bride
Hususa—(f)—specially, exactly
Huzaif—(m)—son of haroon, brave
Huzefa—(m)—pure heart
Hyacinth—(f)—the hyacinth flower
African Baby Names—I
Ibada—(m)—adoration, adored
Ibeamaka—(m)—the agnates are splendid
Ibeawuchi—(m)—one's neighbours are not one's deity
Ibekwe—(m)—our agreement is deity's wish
Ibn—(m)—son
Ibrahim—(m)—father of a multitude
Ibrahim—(m)—my father is exalted
Ibukun—(f)—blessings, good wishes
Idihi—(f)—enthusiasm, perseverance
Idi—(m)—festival
Idogbe—(m)—brother of twins
Idongesit—(f)—convenience, comfort
Idowu—(f)—first child after twins
Idowu—(m)—born after twins
Idriis—(m)—prophet, he studies
Ifama—(f)—all is well
Ifeanyichukwu—(f)—nothing is above deity power
Ifeanyichukwu—(m)—everything is possible with deity
Ifeanyi—(f)—deity can do anything
Ifeanyi—(m)—nothing pass deity
Ifeoma—(f)—precious child, good, precious
Ifesinachi—(m)—things or child as a gift from deity
Ifetayo—(f)—love brings happiness
Ife—(f)— love
Ife—(m)—love
Iffat—(f)—honour, virtue
Ifni—(m)—smart and charming
Ifser—(m)—useful
Iften—(m)—light
Ifunanya—(f)— love
Ige—(f)—born feet first
Ige—(m)—born by breech
Iggi—(m)—only son
Iggy—(m)—only son, form of iggi
Igider—(m)—smart and charming
Igmi—(m)—joyful
Iher—(m)—smart and charming
Ihlombe—(f)—joy, e static
Ijaba—(f)—a wish fulfilled
Ijeoma—(f)—safe, good journey
Ijoma—(f)—travel safely
Ikenna—(m)—father's strength
Iken—(m)—well-ordered
Ike—(m)—one who brings laughter
Ikinya—(m)—a single step, from kikuyu
Ikuseghan—(f)—peace surpasses war
Ilan—(m)—tree, good person
Ilham—(f)—inspiration
Ilom—(m)—my enemies are many
Ilori—(f)—special treasure
Ilyas—(m)—name of a prophet
Imamu—(m)—leader, minister, preacher
Imani—(f)—faithful person
Iman—(f)—faith, belief, faithful
Iman—(m)—faith, belief, faithful
Imara—(f)—strong, firm, stubbornness
Imara—(m)—dynamic, strength, persistent
Imarika—(m)—become intensified
Imari—(m)—faithful or loyal
Imarogbe—(m)—child born to a good family
Imena—(f)—honourable, excellent, brave
Imena—(m)—honourable, excellent
Immeghar—(m)—smart and charming
Immel—(m)—flowers
Imran—(m)—prosperity, dynamic
Inayat—(m)—gift, favour, kindness
Inaya—(f)—beautiful, concern, solicitude
Indusa—(f)—desire for a system
Ingumba—(f)—one who is easy going
Iniko—(f)—born during troubled times
Iniko—(m)—born during troubled times
Intisar—(f)—famous, beautiful
Ipek—(f)—smart and charming
Ipyana—(m)—grace, from nyakyusa
Iraten—(m)—smart and charming
Irawagbon—(f)—enemy's attempt to kill her
Iregi—(m)—a rebel, from kikuyu
Irgen—(m)—smart and charming
Iroagbulam—(m)—let not enmity destroy me
Iruka—(f)—the future is supreme soga
Irungu—(m)—makes right, reformer
Iruwa—(f)—one who has seen the world
Isabis—(f)—something beautiful
Isabis—(m)—something beautiful
Isacs—(m)—smart and charming
Isam—(m)—safeguard, guard
Isa—(m)—prophet, love, jesus
Isilahi—(m)—compromise or agreement
Isimo—(m)—quality
Isioma—(f)—good luck
Isiyoshindika—(m)—unconquerable
Iskinder—(m)—defender of man
Isli—(m)—smart and charming
Ismaili—(m)—he hears, deity will listen
Isoke—(f)—a satisfying gift from deity
Issam—(m)—safeguard, self-made
Issay—(m)—hairy
Issa—(f)—the messiah
Issa—(m)—the messiah
Itbir—(m)—smart and charming
Itidal—(f)—symmetry, balance, temperance
Itimu—(m)—a spear
Itri—(m)—smart and charming
Ituri—(f)—sweet smelling
Iverem—(f)—blessings, favours
Ives—(m)—archer's bow, young archer
Ixzi—(m)—smart and charming
Iyabo—(f)—mother has returned
Iyasu—(m)—tigrinya of ethiopia
Iyke—(m)—power
Iysha—(f)—living, prosperous, lively
Iza—(f)—deity is my oath
Izefia—(f)—i have no child
Izegbe—(f)—a long expected child
Izza—(f)—honour, power, fame
African Baby Names—J
Jaafar—(m)—small river
Jabali—(m)—a man who is strong as a rock
Jabari—(m)—brave, strong hearted
Jabari—(m)—comforter
Jabbie—(f)—loving, happiness, hoping, kind
Jabilo—(m)—a man of medicine
Jabilo—(m)—medicine man
Jabiri—(m)—comforter
Jabir—(m)—restorer, comforter
Jabulani—(m)—happy
Jabulela—(f)—be happy
Jade—(f)—precious green stone
Jaedynn—(m)—deity will judge, thankful
Jafari—(m)—dignified, creek
Jafari—(m)—stream
Jafaru—(m)—brook
Jafaru—(m)—brook, creek
Jafar—(m)—rivulet, small river
Jahari—(m)—young strong and dynamic
Jaha—(f)—dignity
Jaha—(m)—dignified
Jaheem—(m)—one who was raised up to be dignified
Jaheim—(m)—african swahili - raised up, dignified
Jahia—(f)—one widely known
Jahia—(f)—prominent
Jahiem—(m)—african swahili - raised up, dignified, variant of jaheim
Jahina—(m)—brave, courageous
Jahir—(m)—african swahili - dignity, one who has dignity
Jahi—(f)—dignity, prominence
Jahi—(m)—dignified
Jahi—(m)—dignity
Jahmelia—(f)—a beautiful african woman
Jahnique—(f)—caring, joyful
Jahzara—(f)—blessed princess
Jainaba—(f)—smart and charming
Jaivyn—(m)—light spirit
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