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The baby name Olufimisayo is a Unisex name and is pronounced oh-loo-FEE-mee-SAH-yo.

Olufimisayo is Yoruba in Origin.

Gender: Unisex
Origin: Yoruba
Pronunciation: oh-loo-FEE-mee-SAH-yo

What is the meaning of the name Olufimisayo ?

The baby name Olufimisayo is a Unisex name and is pronounced oh-loo-FEE-mee-SAH-yo.

Olufimisayo is Yoruba in Origin.

Olufimisayo is a Yoruba theophoric given name from southwestern Nigeria and the wider Yoruba diaspora. Built from Olu (a shortened form of Oluwa, “the Lord/God”), fi (“give/put”), mi (“me”), and sàyọ (“into joy/to rejoice”), it conveys the thanksgiving message “God has given me joy” or “The Lord has made me rejoice.” Such sentence-names are central to Yoruba naming traditions, often marking a child’s arrival after waiting, hardship, or a family’s answered prayers.

The name is unisex and used across religious backgrounds, with steady contemporary usage and growing visibility in the diaspora. Common orthographic variants include Olúfímísayọ̀ and the fuller form Oluwafimisayo; clipped forms Fimisayo, Fimi, and Sayo serve as everyday call-names. Related shortenings like Olu or Fisayo also appear. While less common in Western onomastics, Olufimisayo maintains strong cultural resonance, balancing devotional meaning with a bright, joyful tone.

We can't find Olufimisayo 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. Whatever the reason, hardly anyone else has it.

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Olufimisayo is a unisex name, given to both boys and girls.
Common nicknames and spelling variations include Olufisayo, Oluwafimisayo, Oluwafisayo, Fimisayo, Fisayo and Olufemi.
Olufimisayo is a name of Yoruba origin, traditionally used in Nigeria. It doesn't appear in the major international birth registries we track, but it is an established name within Nigeria and its diaspora communities.