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The baby name Ajoa is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced ah-JOH-ah (approx.).

Ajoa is Akan in Origin.

Gender: Female
Syllables: 3.0
Origin: Akan
Pronunciation: ah-JOH-ah (approx.)

What is the meaning of the name Ajoa ?

The baby name Ajoa is a Female name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced ah-JOH-ah (approx.).

Ajoa is Akan in Origin.

Ajoa is a feminine given name from the Akan languages of Ghana, especially the Fante variety. It belongs to the traditional day‑naming system and designates a girl born on Monday. The name is cognate with Twi Adwoa, derived from the root dwo “calm, gentle,” so Ajoa carries connotations of peace and composure alongside its calendrical sense.

Documented in Akan communities since precolonial times and maintained through Christian and Islamic eras, Ajoa remains common in coastal Ghana and appears in the diaspora through migration and Afro‑diasporic reclamation of Akan day names. Spelling varies by dialect and anglicization: Adjoa and Adwoa are the most widespread forms; Ajua and Ajoah also occur. Short forms include Jo, Joa, and AJ. The customary male counterpart is Kwadwo/Kojo (also spelled Cudjoe or Jojo), the Monday‑born boy’s name.

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Ajoa – Popularity by country

Based on birth registration data from national statistics agencies.

Country Gender Year Rank Born of
GH 0 #248 1 5,396
TW Boys 0 #256 1 7,111
GH Girls 0 #293 32 6,973
GH Boys 0 #361 1 8,138
EG Girls 0 #1,008 2 14,742
IN Boys 0 #1,039 1 16,750
ZA Boys 0 #1,272 1 25,619
SA Boys 0 #1,691 1 28,008

Ajoa is popular in 6 countries — most recent births per country:

EG
GH
IN
SA
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Ajoa is predominantly a girl's name.
Ajoa is a 3 syllable name, pronounced ah-JOH-ah (approx.).
Common nicknames and spelling variations include Adwoa, Adjoa, Ajua, Adjua and Adua.
Ajoa is a name of Akan origin, traditionally used in Ghana. It doesn't appear in the major international birth registries we track, but it is an established name within Ghana and its diaspora communities.