Spanning Ghana and Togo, the Ewe people boast naming customs tied to ancestral heritage and reverence for birth timing. First names may mark the day a child arrived or reflect core values like unity or faith. With melodic intonations, each name—such as Sena or Komla—carries cultural narratives celebrating both individuality and communal bonds. This practice honors the family’s lineage and the vibrant heritage of West Africa’s Ewe traditions.
Amavi means "I have loved" in Latin.
Of Greek origin, meaning "messenger" or "angel."
Of Greek origin, meaning "messenger" or "angel."
Of English origin, meaning "gift" or "favor."
Of English origin, meaning "gift" or "favor."
Christian symbolizes 'faith and devotion'.
Little anointed ones
Courage symbolizes 'strength and bravery'.
Courage symbolizes 'strength and bravery'.
Beloved
Beloved
Dela
Peace
Elo is a variant of the name Eloy, which means "chosen" or "the elected" in Spanish.
Elom means "God loves me."
God is with us
Life
Friend of god
Blessing
Favor
Positive expectation
Positive expectation
God is gracious
God is gracious
She shall add
He shall add
God is salvation
God is deliverance
Monarch
Born on a friday
"Beloved"
Kwasi carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Master, ruler
King
Suffering
Associated with bold qualities.
Small
Freedom from disturbance
Peace
Stone
Of great value
Wise and prudent
Shepherd carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Shine carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
A favorable outcome or achievement
Winner
Wisdom
Wisdom
