Ama

Ama is a Ghanaian female name, meaning "born on Saturday". The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Females

by: Kwasi , 01 May 2025

Country: Ghana

Kwamena

Kwamena is a Ghanaian male name, meaning "born on Saturday". The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Males

by: Kwasi, 01 May 2025

Country: South Africa

Busisiwe

Busisiwe is a Nguni name that is given to a girl child. The name may directly be translated to being blessed. Naming your child Busisiwe may also mean that your child is a gift from God so you are also blessed and you also hope that the child is blessed in her life.

Gender: Females

by: Maps, 19 September 2024

Country: South Africa

Unathi

Unathi is a Xhosa name that means He (God) is with us.

Gender: M & F

by: Sims, 11 May 2024

Country: South Africa

Anathi

Is a Xhosa name that means "They are with us".

Gender: M & F

by: Mr Trends, 14 August 2020

Country: Zimbabwe

Chenziri

Chenziri is a Shona name that means born on the road.

Gender: Males

by: Tanaka, 17 May 2024

Country: Ghana

Abla

Abla is a Ghanaian female name, meaning "born on Tuesday". The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Females

by: Kwasi, 01 May 2025

Country: Ghana

Awo

Awo is a Ghanaian female name, meaning "born on Thursday". The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Females

by: Kwasi, 01 May 2025

Country: Nigeria

Adekunle

Adekunle is a Yoruba name that means the crown has filled the home.

Gender: Males

by: Beauty, 09 May 2024

Country: Ghana

Yaw

Yaw is a Ghanaian male name, meaning "born on Thursday". The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Males

by: Kwasi, 01 May 2025

Country: Ghana

Kwasiba

Kwasiba is a Ghanaian female name, meaning "born on Sunday", masculine equivalent Kwasi. The name follows the Akan tradition of naming babies based on the day of the week they're born.

Gender: Females

by: Kwasi, 30 April 2025