Most Popular African Boys-Girls Name Book

By Eman Ybab

Generally, a baby should be named in such a way that it is sweet and beautiful to hear. Too difficult a name can sometimes cause trouble for that child in the future. Often, there are mistakes in the documents made while writing difficult names, which must be circulated to the government offices to correct them, and many problems must be faced. So the name should be something that is beautiful as well as easy to speak and write. This will save you and your baby from many problems.
If you take care of the things mentioned here, then you will be able to choose the best name for your baby.
Keep in mind that trendy names should be avoided. Choose a simple name that has a deep message or meaning hidden in it. Nowadays, the trend of naming such names has increased a lot. At the same time, it is believed that the meaning of the name also affects the nature of people. So, whatever name you give, its meaning will affect the behavior of your child. Having the name for too long can upset the child. Give names that are easy to pronounce. The spelling of the name should also be easy.
In the end, we can say that naming babies is a very important and difficult task. Even before the birth of the child, parents spend a lot of time thinking about the name of the child, and sometimes even after the birth of the child, no name is finalized. In such a situation, keeping in mind the tips mentioned above, you can give the right name to your child, and this book can prove helpful in this. It consists of alphabetically chosen and meaningful names for your baby. So it can become a useful and collectible book for you, your family, and your friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: mds
• Release date: Aug 21, 2022
• ISBN: 9791221388534

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About the Book

Experts say that the name has a great impact on the life of a human being, so the name should be meaningful. Therefore, while naming a child, parents insist that the name be auspicious and reflect the personality of the child well. According to the principles of naming, it is concluded that the name has a special relationship with our behavior. Names in our lives not only give information about our personality, but they are also an important part of our future.

If seen, the first identity of a child is his or her name, which remains associated with him or her throughout his or her life. There are many things to keep in mind while naming a child, such as family customs, traditions, social rules, and many more. All these aspects should be considered while choosing a name. The name should be chosen so that it is easy to pronounce as well as meaningful.

In many places, you can guess the religion of the child by his name. By the way, in modern times, people do not give much importance to religions, etc. when naming. All they need is a catchy and easy name for their babies. Despite all these things, it is difficult for any parent to name a child because every parent wants their child's name to be the most different and attractive.

Generally, a baby should be named in such a way that it is sweet and beautiful to hear. Too difficult a name can sometimes cause trouble for that child in the future. Often, there are mistakes in the documents made while writing difficult names, which have to be circulated to the government offices to correct them, and many problems have to be faced. So the name should be something that is beautiful as well as easy to speak and write. This will save you and your baby from many problems.

If you take care of the things mentioned here, then you will be able to choose the best name for your baby.

Keep in mind that trendy names should be avoided. Choose a simple name that has a deep message or meaning hidden in it. Nowadays, the trend of naming such names has increased a lot. At the same time, it is believed that the meaning of the name also affects the nature of people. So, whatever name you give, its meaning will affect the behaviour of your child. Having the name for too long can upset the child. Give names that are easy to pronounce. The spelling of the name should also be easy.

In the end, we can say that naming babies is a very important and difficult task. Even before the birth of the child, parents spend a lot of time thinking about the name of the child, and sometimes even after the birth of the child, no name is finalized. In such a situation, keeping in mind the above-mentioned tips, you can give the right name to your child, and this book can prove to be helpful in this. It consists of alphabetically chosen and meaningful names for your baby. So it can become a useful and collectible book for you, your family, and your friends.

—Author

Table of Contents

About the Book

African Baby Names—A

African Baby Names—B

African Baby Names—C

African Baby Names—D

African Baby Names—E

African Baby Names—F

African Baby Names—G

African Baby Names—H

African Baby Names—I

African Baby Names—J

African Baby Names—K

African Baby Names—L

African Baby Names—M

African Baby Names—N

African Baby Names—O

African Baby Names—P

African Baby Names—Q

African Baby Names—R

African Baby Names—S

African Baby Names—T

African Baby Names—U

African Baby Names—V

African Baby Names—W

African Baby Names—X

African Baby Names—Y

African Baby Names—Z

African Baby Names—A

Ababuo—(f)—child that keeps coming back

Abagbe—(f)—we begged to have this one to lift

Abam—(f)—second child after twins

Abana—(f)—made of stone, a building

Abasi—(m)—firm, strong, steadfast, tenacious, resolute

Abayomi—(f)—pleasant meeting

Abayomi—(f)—she brings joy

Abayomi—(m)—born to bring me joy

Aba—(f)—born on thursday

Abbas—(m)—description of a lion

Abba—(f)—born on thursday

Abbo—(f)—a condiment

Abbo—(m)—a condiment

Abdalah—(m)—the devotee of deity

Abdalala—(m)—the slave of the high

Abdalalim—(m)—the devotee of the all-knowing

Abdalla—(m)—devotee of deity

Abdel—(m)—devotee of deity

Abdi—(m)—devotee of deity

Abdou—(m)—great ability to focus on each work

Abdou—(m)—smart and charming

Abdul muiz—(m)—devotee of giver of glory and almighty

Abdula—(f)—princess

Abdulkareem—(m)—generous

Abdulkhaliq—(m)—devotee of the creator

Abdullah—(m)—devotee of deity

Abdullateef—(m)—who serves a kind man

Abdulmateen—(m)—strong

Abdulraheem—(m)—devotee of the most compassionate

Abdulrahman—(m)—devotee of the mercifully gracious

Abdulraouf—(m)—devotee of the most merciful

Abdulrazaq—(m)—devotee of the maintainer

Abdulsaboor—(m)—devotee of the patient

Abdultawab—(m)—devotee of the forgiver

Abdulwahab—(m)—devotee of the giver

Abdulwahid—(m)—devotee of the deity

Abdul—(m)—knowledge

Abdu—(m)—worshipper of deity

Abd—(m)—slave, devotee

Abeba—(f)—flower

Abebe—(m)—one who has flourished

Abebi—(f)—we asked for her

Abedi—(m)—worshipper

Abeeku—(m)—born on wednesday

Abeer—(m)—variant of abir, fragrance

Abegunde—(m)—born during holiday

Abeje—(f)—we asked to have this one

Abejide—(m)—born during winter

Abeke—(f)—we begged for her to pet her

Abena—(f)—born on tuesday

Abeni—(f)—girl prayed for

Abeni—(f)—we asked for her

Abeo—(f)—her birth brings happiness

Aberash—(f)—shining

Abiade—(m)—born of royal parents

Abiba—(f)—beloved

Abidemi—(f)—child born during father absence

Abidemi—(m)—child born during father absence

Abidin—(m)—worshippers, adorers

Abidugun—(m)—born before the war

Abikanile—(f)—listen

Abimbola—(f)—born to be wealthy

Abimbola—(f)—born wealthy

Abimbola—(m)—rich child, born wealthy

Abina—(f)—born on a thursday, cute

Abiodun—(f)—born on a festival

Abiodun—(m)—born at the time of a festival

Abiodun—(m)—born at the time of war

Abiola—(m)—born in honor

Abiola—(m)—born in honor, born during the first days

Abiona—(f)—born on a journey