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The baby name Omolarah is a Unisex name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced oh-moh-LAH-rah.

Omolarah is Yoruba in Origin.

Gender: Unisex
Syllables: 4.0
Origin: Yoruba
Pronunciation: oh-moh-LAH-rah

What is the meaning of the name Omolarah ?

The baby name Omolarah is a Unisex name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced oh-moh-LAH-rah.

Omolarah is Yoruba in Origin.

Omolarah is a feminine Yoruba given name from southwestern Nigeria and neighboring Benin and Togo. It blends omo, “child,” with l’ara, “of/within the body,” a phrase that idiomatically conveys “the child is kin” or “a child embodies the family.” The name celebrates the centrality of children to lineage and communal identity, often chosen to mark a birth that unites relatives or renews a household.

Documented across the 20th century and prominent in the Yoruba diaspora, the name appears in orthographic variants such as Ọmọlára, Omo’lara, and Omolara; Omolarah reflects an anglicized spelling. Common diminutives include Lara and Molara. Related short forms like ’Lara are used affectionately in speech and writing. While thoroughly traditional in meaning, the name adapts well internationally, with straightforward pronunciation (oh-moh-LAH-rah) and a warm, familial connotation that resonates across cultures.

Omolarah is seldom given. We count 10 recorded uses of it across 1 country.

Omolarah has the following similar or variant Names

Omolarah – Popularity by country

Based on birth registration data from national statistics agencies.

Country Gender Year Rank Born of
NG Girls 0 #818 9 15,093
NG Boys 0 #1,001 1 16,906
NG

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People also ask about Omolarah

Omolarah is a unisex name, given to both boys and girls.
Omolarah is a 4 syllable name, pronounced oh-moh-LAH-rah.
Common nicknames and spelling variations include Omolara, Omolarah, Omolára and Omo-Lara.
Omolarah 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.
Yes, quite. Omolarah stays under the radar of the national statistics we cover, so by any standard measure it counts as rare.