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Yoruba Girl Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender Popularity (last 10y)
Kemmy From Yoruba Kemi, often short for Olukemi/Oluwakemi: 'God pampers me' or 'one who is cherished/pampered'. Yoruba Girl
Molara From Yoruba elements relating to 'wealth' - commonly interpreted as 'wealth has come' or 'I am blessed with wealth.' Yoruba Girl
Morenike I have someone to pamper; a cherished one Yoruba Girl
Moyosola I rejoice in wealth Yoruba Girl
Olamina From Yoruba 'Ola' (wealth, honor) with a suffix; generally understood as 'my wealth' or 'wealthy one'. Yoruba Girl
Olufimilola God has given or increased my wealth Yoruba Girl
Olufunmilayo God has given me joy Yoruba Girl
Olufunmilola God has given me wealth/honor Yoruba Girl
Olufunmisola God has given me wealth/prosperity Yoruba Girl
Olufunto God has given me joy/abundance Yoruba Girl
Olufuntoyin God has given (a child) to be praised; God gives praise/joy Yoruba Girl
Olufunyinwa God has given me praise / God gives praise Yoruba Girl
Olujumoke God has added to my joy Yoruba Girl
Omolabake Cherished/precious child; a child to be treasured (often with connotations of bringing wealth or honor) Yoruba Girl
Omolabukunola The child is a blessing who brings wealth/prosperity Yoruba Girl
Omolabunmi My child is a gift / the child has brought me joy Yoruba Girl
Omotola Child worthy of honor Yoruba Girl
Oyah Turkish: 'lace' or ornamental embroidery; Yoruba: name of the orisha (goddess) associated with winds, storms and change. 'Oyah' is most often a variant spelling of 'Oya'. Turkish, Yoruba Girl
Phemi From Greek: 'fame, report'; alternatively associated with Yoruba Femi meaning 'love me'/'beloved' when used as a variant Greek, Yoruba Girl
Sadele Likely 'princess' or 'crowned one' depending on whether it derives from Sarah/Sadie or Folashade English, Yoruba Girl
Simbiatu Blessed, gifted, or favored (often given to a child seen as a blessing) Yoruba Girl
Tiwa Ours; belonging to us (from Yoruba 'tiwa') Yoruba Girl
Toya' Commonly a diminutive of LaToya or Toyin; associated meanings include "praiseworthy" or "worthy of praise" (from Yoruba Oluwatoyin). In other contexts it can be a place-derived Japanese name. English, Japanese, Yoruba Girl
Wunmi Pleases me Yoruba Girl
Yemana Mother of the sea; associated with the Yoruba sea goddess Yemọja Yoruba Girl
Yetty Home ruler; mother returned English, French, Germanic, Yoruba Girl
Yewande Mother sought me out Yoruba Girl

Yoruba Girls name popularity over time

Aggregated births across United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany for every Yoruba-origin name in our dataset.

77
Names in this origin
9
With data in 2024
211
Births 2024
369
Peak year 2001