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    Adebanjo

    Pronunciation: ah-deh-BAHN-joh

    ⚥ Unisex
    Yoruba

    Meaning

    The crown met with honor/wealth

    Origin

    Yoruba

    History & Etymology

    Adebanjo is a traditional Yoruba name from West Africa. In Yoruba culture, names are often sentences or phrases that convey meaning, blessings, or circumstances surrounding a child's birth. The prefix 'Ade-' means 'crown' or 'royalty,' indicating a connection to noble lineage or a wish for prosperity and honor. The suffix '-banjo' means 'met with' or 'encountered,' implying that the crown (representing honor, wealth, or royalty) has been met or received. This name reflects the cultural value placed on heritage, prosperity, and good fortune.

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