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“One who is begged for to be born”

• The written form “Abẹbi” is documented in Yoruba.

“One who is pleaded for to have”

• The written form “Abẹni” is documented in Yoruba.

“born awaiting my return”

• The written form “Abídèmí” is documented in Yoruba.

“One who is born to be cared for”

• The written form “Abikẹ” is documented in Yoruba.

“born with wealth”

• The written form “Abimbola” is documented in Yoruba.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abimbọla” is documented in Yoruba.

“One who was born on a festival”

• The written form “Abiọdun” is documented in Yoruba.

“One who is born on the road”

• The written form “Abiọna” is documented in Yoruba.

“born into wealth”

• The written form “Abisola” is documented in Yoruba.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Abọsẹde” is documented in Yoruba.

English origin

• The written form “Aburahamu” is documented in Yoruba.

Arabic origin

• The written form “Adamu” is documented in Yoruba.

Meaning not established in our sources

• The written form “Adebayọ” is documented in Yoruba.

“The crown suits the king”

• The written form “Adebọbajọ” is documented in Yoruba.

“royalty/crown has mixed with wealth”

• The written form “Adedamola” is documented in Yoruba.

“The crown has become two”

• The written form “Adedeji” is documented in Yoruba.

“The crown has become small”

• The written form “Adedẹwẹ” is documented in Yoruba.

“Royalty has become generational”

• The written form “Adediran” is documented in Yoruba.

“Royalty has become good fortune”

• The written form “Adedire” is documented in Yoruba.

“Royalty has become good fortune”

• The written form “Adedure” is documented in Yoruba.

“Royalty gave me (her) to care for”

• The written form “Adefunkẹ” is documented in Yoruba.

“The crown did not forget me”

• The written form “Adegbamigbe” is documented in Yoruba.