Meaning
Names that record the day, market, season, or circumstance of the child's birth.
95 names

yoruba
Born into wealth / Born rich
yoruba
Born during a festival or celebration
yoruba
Born in wealth / Born during a wealthy era
yoruba
born into affluence
igbo
First-born daughter
igbo
first-born daughter of the eze
yoruba
The crown has produced more / Born into royalty
ibibio
Female born on Friday
yoruba
born in wealth and high status
yoruba
The first born / Conspicuous position
ibibio
Firstborn son
yoruba
Child born after twins
igbo
Born on a market day or unique child
yoruba
Born into the center of wealth
hausa
Child born on Saturday
kanuri
Belonging to the morning / Born at dawn
ibibio
Born on the market day of Suquo
ibibio
Female born during a significant event or festival
yoruba
Short form of Abosede (born on eve of the week)
hausa
A male child who was born after arrival of visitors in a household
hausa
Second born or child born during an occasion
yoruba
Short form of Abiodun (born during festival)
yoruba
Born into wealth
tiv
Born on Sunday (borrowed/adapted)
kanuri
Born in the dust / Humility
edo
way- A child born on the way.
edo
A child born in Oka community as a stranger.
edo
One born in a wonderful way.
igbo
A boy born on Nkwo day
igbo
A boy born on Nkwo day
efik
priest (prolly born in the church)
edo
A child born in sorrow.
ibibio
Firstborn (often Oron dialect extension) (also used in oron)
edo
One whom the evening has favoured.
edo
Evening will record events.
edo
Evening will not kill.
edo
One who toil so much later prospered in the evening.
edo
Evening has honour.
edo
One will account for himself in the evening.
edo
Evening records final events.
edo
Evening records final events
edo
Evening is the greatest.
edo
Evening is greater than morning.
edo
You will remember all events in the evening.
edo
Early morning.