Nigerian Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete AβZ List)
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Nigerian names are often influenced by the culture, religion, and language of the ethnic group to which the individual belongs. The most common Nigerian names are derived from the Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa languages.
The Yoruba people often use names that reflect the circumstances surrounding the birth of the child, while the Igbo people use names that reflect the childβs personality traits or the circumstances surrounding their birth. The Hausa people often use Arabic names, which are influenced by Islam, the dominant religion in the region
This collection has all Nigerian Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Nigerian baby names to help you make the right choice!
You can explore Nigerian baby names: Alphabetically (AβZ) By gender (boy, girl, unisex) By starting or ending letters By meaning and origin Click on any baby name to view its meaning, background, pronunciation, and related names.
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Nigerian Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Branch of the kings | ||
God won't allow humiliation. | ||
We asked for a girl child. | ||
One born during the holiday. | ||
The bringer of happiness . | ||
One who was born while the father was away; A girl born during father's absence. | ||
One born before the war. | ||
One born at the time of festival. | ||
Daughter of wealth | ||
Princess, daughter of the king. | ||
A girl born into wealthy family or the one who brings wealth to the family. | ||
One born on fourth day. | ||
The first daughter in the family compound. | ||
God's daughter. | ||
A good and virtuous lady. | ||
Daughter of all | ||
Beautiful daughter or daughter of an eagle. | ||
Daughter of Uruala, a town in Imo State. | ||
A Nigerian term meaning royalty dwells within me. | ||
The royal one. | ||
Return of the crown; refers to a child born after many years of waiting | ||
The crown has turned to joy. | ||
Your wealth supports us. | ||
The pampered crown. | ||
My name will not be lost. | ||
One with the body of her father. | ||
The hand of God. | ||
Yoruban - Brave, Heroic ; Hebrew - Man | ||
A girl born into a wealthy family. | ||
Father's wealth. | ||
Who knows tomorrow? | ||
Trust no one, one who doesn't trust anyone easily. | ||
Who knows the heart of man? | ||
We are now settled or well positioned. | ||
God' s joy. | ||
Joy, a joyous and happy girl. | ||
Joy of the lord. | ||
My joy is great or joy is greater. | ||
A precious and beautiful girl untainted by the sun. | ||
A charming and enchanting woman. | ||
Thanks be to God. | ||
Youth | ||
Strength gained from experiences of the past. | ||
A Nigerian term meaning guest. | ||
Don't ever leave me. | ||
Stay with me. | ||
The wealth of this house. | ||
The one who belongs to God. | ||
One who always remembers God. | ||
One who always remembers God. | ||


