African names – Page 7 – Name Meaning ang Origin

Kojo

Kojo is an African name which means 'born on a Monday'.

In Arabic, Amare is a variant of the name Amar, which means 'one who builds'. In Latin, this name means

Adisa originates in African languages and means "the lucid one". As a masculine given name it is very rare in

Katlego originates in African languages and means "achieving". It can be used as both feminine and masculine given names, currently

Zuberi originates in African languages and means "powerful". As a masculine given name it is mainly popular in eastern Africa,

Zula most likely originates in African languages but the meaning is unclear. It could be derived from the Zulu people,

Femi is a short form of Olufemi. Olufemi originates in African languages and means "adored by God". As a masculine

Olufemi originates in African languages and means "adored by God". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in

Obasi is an African name which means 'in honor of the supreme God'.

Zalika originates in Swahili language and means "a well-born" child.

Afolabi originates in African languages and means "child of high status". As a masculine given name it is mainly used

The Nyala is a kind of Southern African antelope. The word nyala itself probably originates in Swahili language.

Akinyi originates in Luo language and means "born during forenoon".

Probably means "successful" in African. Nala was the character of young lioness in the film The Lion King by Walt