Girls in Yoruba culture may receive names that highlight joy, family legacy, or gratitude to the divine. Selections like Yetunde (“mother has come again”) indicate ancestral return, whereas names such as Ayomide (“my joy has arrived”) celebrate blessings. These names tie a child to traditions carried through centuries of rich oríkì, ensuring her identity brims with cultural pride and an enduring sense of kinship.
First-born
To be loved
Blessed with wealth
And usage can vary
God is my strength
A person of wealth
Gift from god
God is merciful
Born on a tuesday
Crown of honor
Honor earns a crown
Gift of god
Source or origin
Of God origin.
God is my strength or is my power
God
Mother or female elder in yoruba culture
God
Of the Yoruba origin.
Of the Yoruba origin.
God has answered
Noble
Benevolent
Gift of god
Born on a tuesday
Peaceful
Beautiful
Of Kay and origin.
Beautiful
Of keyunna is uncertain
Of the name kiannah is
Intelligent
Light
Beautiful in your own talented
One which is the tallest or most high
Long
Peace
The first child
I see joy
Someone to cherish
Gift
And origin are not widely documented
A variant of the Yoruba language spoken in Nigeria
Of the name
In the provided sources
God has answered
With
Happy
Of peace or success based on the provided evidence
Wealth has come
Owner
