Yoruba names

My enemies would have rejoiced over me (but God prevented it)

Born into wealth / Born rich

Born during a festival or celebration

Born in wealth / Born during a wealthy era

born into affluence

Short form of Abosede (born on eve of the week)

As beautiful/good as Ọ̀yọ́ town/people

The crown meets joy / Royalty came to meet joy

The crown gave birth to me complete

The crown has produced more / Born into royalty

The crown gave birth to this one

The crown meets wealth

The crown has returned home

the crown or royalty became joyful

becomes two

The crown is renewed / Royalty is refreshed

The crown ascends a height / Royalty rises

The crown collectively cares for this child

The crown fills the home / Royalty fills the family house

The crown is commended for his/her suffering to attain the honour

The crown triumphs over obstacles / Royal victory

Royalty is wealthy

The crown has reputation

The crown is mixed with wealth

the crown is to be cared for or treasured

The royal family has a known ancestry; The king (or head) has a vision; or My lineage has royalty

The crown has honor / Royalty is prestigious

The crown has a foundation

the crown or royalty of prestige and wealth

Crown of chieftancy/royalty

The crown comforts me

The crown comforts one

The crown offers support. Royalty surrounds me

The crown has found something to cherish

crown

crown opens the way

The crown opens the way

The crown [as a symbol of nobility] is not unified, i.e. cannot be monopolized

One who arrives into wealth

The crown is worthy of joy

the crown or royalty from across the seas (ocean) / The crown returned from across the seas / Born abroad

The crown brought me wealth/joy

The crown is reborn / Royalty revives

the crown or royalty has come home

Royalty multiplies/is influential

The crown befits me / Worthy of the crown

the crown or royalty befits a child

The crown surrounds me / Royal honor encompasses me

Perfection / Righteous or properly aligned person

One who is sweet/pleasant to cherish

born in wealth and high status

One who struts with wealth

The renowned one consoles (me)

Circle or fold of wealth/honor

Child born with the umbilical cord wrapped around the neck

a child born face upwards

one who wakes up to meet royalty

Born to wake up into wealth/honor

One who arrives early

The first born / Conspicuous position

One that is special to have

The brave one, warrior, valor, valiant one, the hero

The valiant one arrives/returns

The valiant one arrives

Valor has arrived home

Valor walks with wealth

With or among valor

The valiant one didn

Bravery or strength has returned

bravery attracts me

valor is worthy of the house

Good fortune has arrived / Blessing has come

Child born after twins

The crowned one / Royal child

Royalty befits me

to be exalted high

We are enjoying the wealth/blessings of the Lord

We walk together

The mercy of God is plenty

My company, kin, or relative, has arrived

Born into the center of wealth

one born to shine

Taken care of from the womb / Cherished

The drummer mingled with royalty

Joy

Joy meets me / I am blessed with joy

Joy has doubled / Second joy

joy arrived home

one who causes joy

Joy fills the house

My joy has arrived

My joy is full

The joy of wealth

Joy walks in

Joy surrounds me

Father is renewed

Father loves me

Father has risen again / Grandfather reincarnated

Father is wealth

Father tempted me to come back

father returns

Follow me home

Help me receive honour

Build me a house

Brilliant or follower

Short form of Abimbola (born rich)

Short form of Olabimpe (wealth is complete)

Short form of Abiodun (born during festival)

Born into wealth

Short form of Olabode (wealth returns)

Wake up with wealth/honor

One who sits with wealth

Finds wealth at home

added wealth

God has rewarded me / Justified me with wealth

Surprise me / Astonish me

God blesses me with wealth / Hold onto wealth

Short form of Oladapo (wealth mixes together)

One who has achieved personal goodness along with wealth

Do good for me

Short form of Adedayo / Oladayo (joy arrives)

Wealth comes together / Wealth is pooled

Hold onto the sacred Òsùn staff

Short form of Adedotun (crown is refreshed)

I give thanks

Short form of Durojaiye (wait and enjoy life)

Wait/endure to enjoy life

Wait/endure for wealth

Stay to bury me

Wait to uphold royalty

God

The peer group has entered into the house

Weeping has become joy

A person of joy

a wealthy person or an influential person

A witness of God's love

Beauty of the Lord.

this (child) is enough joy

Ifá repaid

Ifá gathered honour

love me

Use this to celebrate joy

Add to my joy / God adds to my joy

Honor or wealth

Cherished with wealth / Taken care of with wealth

use wealth to pamper me

walk with wealth

Honor / Wealth creates a crown

(One who) struts with nobility/dignity

Wealth fits me / Wealth honors me

under God

Placed under God's protection

Placed in God's hands or care

Placed under God's protection / care

Give me to be multiplied (in honour)

Give me joy.

God has given me to watch over

One whose character endures for a long time

A gigantic handsome man just like the Amila (Amila is an historic Lagos king

One that family jointly pampers

Birth Fills the House

(good) birth

child born after a set of twins

(My) love has turned to joy

Hope

Mother has returned

the act of

The prestige of wealth

Sweetness has brought honour / The cherished one by wealth

"the world has given me" or "the world has given me this."

Brings lots of happiness with him/her

the second-born of the twins

Bring lots of honors

Wealth and Prosperity becomes plenty

Wealth is advancing

He brought valor

I give thanks

I give thanks for becoming joy

I give he/she back to the Lord

leader

I awoke into wealth

I enjoy the sweetness of God

I am complete in wealth/perfect in wealth

I have found joy

I am close to wealth

Brought this

Hunters are plenty in the family

The Ifá corpus is enough for wealth

Ògún has rejected (our) suffering

Ògún cleared the path/paved the way

Ògún has gained wealth/notability

The Ògún (shrine) outside of the house

Ògún of honour

Ogun makes wealth

Health is wealth

Wealth has multiplied

Wealth Comes Home

Wealth meets wealth

a combination of prestige, success and wealth has been mixed together (alike)

Wealth justifies me

Wealth becomes joy

a combination of prestige, success and wealth arrives home

wealth has come of age

Wealth is renewed

Wealth increases / God's wealth

Wealth aligns properly into chieftaincy

wealth is inexhaustible

the wealth that everyone cherishes

Wealth has increased

a combination of prestige, success and wealth has arrived

My wealth has increased / I have found a caretaker of riches

Wealth is honourable

Wealth is advancing

The wealth/grace of God never ends

Success waits with me, stays with me /Wealth stays with me

nobility/wealth returns from overseas

nobility/wealth has resurrected, has returned and becomes stronger, is reasserted

a combination of prestige, success and wealth has arrived home

Success has entered into sweetness

Wealth befits me / I am worthy of wealth

a combination of prestige, success and wealth surrounds me

wealth mixed with more wealth.

Short form of Olubunmi (God gave me)

The Lord blesses me with wealth

The Lord justifies

God gave me to care for

The Lord entrusts me

My God has come / God has arrived

God, Lord, or the prominent one brought this

The Lord consoles me

God stays with me

God is victorious

Lord

The prominent one creates wealth

The lord makes wealth

God is good / God does wonderful things

God loves me

God cherish me

God is my crown

The Lord loves me

God has conquered / God has given victory

God has done me favour or The Lord has been good to me

God, thank you / The Lord has done this

The Lord does wondrous things

God made this / God has done this

God is the greatest king

God is worthy to be served

God is worthy of praise

the prominent one enters (the house)

The child meets honour at home

The child is the crown

the child is kin

The child is joy / Child brings joy

The child selected this house to come to

The child is important enough to have wealth

Ornamental work (as a profession) is agreeable to me

I am forever grateful

A gift from God / Grace of God

Honour triumphs

Chieftaincy has value

title

the kingship befit me

honey mixed with wealth

honey drips into wealth

Wealth is honey

with me

Hang a white cloth (of Ọbàtálá)

High Chief

the first twin to taste the world

mine

Mine becomes joy

Mine has come

God is mine

Mine is worthy of joy

Mine is worth celebrating

Support me

Mine is worthy of thanks or gratitude

the king is worthy of praise

returned from overseas

sufficient for

To God be the Glory/Thanks/Gratitude

God's will is supreme

Father has returned

The glistening part of wealth

God has honoured me / God has dignified me

Mother has returned (given after a grandmother's passing)

surround(s) me