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The baby name Kweku-Adoboli is a Male name and is pronounced KWEH-koo AH-DOH-boh-lee (approximate).

Kweku-Adoboli is Akan, Twi in Origin.

Gender: Male
Origin: Akan, Twi
Pronunciation: KWEH-koo AH-DOH-boh-lee (approximate)

What is the meaning of the name Kweku-Adoboli ?

The baby name Kweku-Adoboli is a Male name and is pronounced KWEH-koo AH-DOH-boh-lee (approximate).

Kweku-Adoboli is Akan, Twi in Origin.

Kweku-Adoboli blends an Akan day-name with a Ghanaian family surname. Kweku (also Kwaku) comes from Akan languages (Twi and Fante) and designates a male born on Wednesday; its female counterpart is Akua. Adoboli is a Ghanaian surname, most common in southern communities, functioning primarily as a marker of ancestry; its precise etymology varies by family tradition. Together, the hyphenated form honors both birth circumstance and lineage, a practice seen in contemporary Ghanaian and diaspora naming.

Akan day-names predate colonial records and remain widely used; Wednesday is Wukuada in Twi. Variants and spellings include Kweku-Adoboli, Kwaku-Adoboli, and the unhyphenated Kweku Adoboli. Related regional equivalents pair the Ewe Wednesday name Koku (or Kokou) with family surnames. The compound is uncommon as a formal first name, but appears in modern registries and among families wishing to foreground cultural identity.

Kweku-Adoboli doesn't appear in any of the birth registries or name datasets we track. It's the kind of name that tends to be rare, regional, or newly made up. However you look at it, very few people share it.

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Kweku-Adoboli is predominantly a boy's name.
Common nicknames and spelling variations include Kwaku, Kweko, Kweku (alternate spelling), Adoboli and Adobley (variant).
Kweku-Adoboli 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.