Is there any african names for a boy that means "born on sunday" , or "born in june" or "born on the 24th"?

Question

if you know one, let me know.

Answer 1

I dont know where you would find that,  but why dont you just give him a normal name instead of some of these dumb a$$ names that some of these black people have like,  tamika,  shanika, lashan,  quesha.   My gosh,  please, use a normal name.

Answer 2

Sabiti is an African boy's name for "born on Sunday"

for "born in June", there are only two girl names of French and American origin: June and Juin.

I haven't seen any names for 'born on the 24th"

hope i helped?

Answer 3

AKOSUA: African Akan name meaning born on Sunday

BOSEDE: African Tiv name meaning born on Sunday

ESI: African Akan name meaning born on Sunday

KWASI: Variant of African Akan Kwesi, meaning born on Sunday

Answer 4

It's not African, but thought you still might like to know:

Dominic/Dominique means "Born on Sunday" or "Belonging to the Lord"  I guess w/ Sunday being "the Lord's day."

Not sure about June or the 24th, though.

Answer 5

try either babyzone.com or babynames.com.

Answer 6

Ghana--The Ghanaians popularly name their children with Names for the day of the week the child is born.

Boys born on Sunday --Kwesi, Kwasi

http://www.pickbabynames.com/_country/Ni...

Nigerian Baby Boy Names

Aage: Ancestors

Aaric: Form of Aric - Rule with mercy

Aegir: Of the gods

Aesir: Of the gods

Aevar: Son of Ketil

Afi: Grandfather

Age: Ancestors

Ake: Ancestors

Alberich: A mythical dwarf

Alfarin: Son of Hlif

Alfarinn: Son of Hlif

Alfgeir: E!fin spear

Jensen: God is gracious

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/...  

The boy's name Obi \o-bi\ is of Nigerian origin, and its meaning is "heart". Obi is a very rare male first name and a common surname .

http://www.thinkbabynames.com/meaning/1/...

The boy's name Ekon \e-kon\ is pronounced EE-kun. It is of Nigerian origin, and its meaning is "strong". Ekon is a very rare male first name and a very rare surname

http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_name...       (has only 9 listed):

     Agu Male Nigerian  A leopard.  

Ajani-- Male-- Nigerian -- "The victor".  

Ajayi --male --Yoruban, Nigerian--  "born face-down "

Amadi-- male-- Nigerian -- "general rejoicing, seemed destined to die at  "

Aren-- male-- Nigerian --" eagle "

Azi-- Male-- Nigerian --" A youth".  

Bem --male-- Nigerian-- " peace "

Daren --Male --Nigerian --" Born at night". (Also see Darren).  

Odion-- male-- Nigerian--  "first of twins"

Monday 7th: Just found some online dictionaries in English/Nigerian and English/Twi (written language of Ghana) and found these entries:

    NIGERIAN HAUSA LANGUAGE--June =YUNI

            HAUSA--Sunday=LAHADI

            YORUBA LANGUAGE--Sunday=AIKU

From: http://www.twi.bb/english-twi.php?

   GHANAIAN TWI (see pronunciation chart at end for this one only)= June: AYEWOHOMOBO

          Sunday: KWASIDA

          Twenty four: ADUONUNAN

Pronunciation Guide

Letter(s)--Pronounced Like--Twi Example--Sound:

1.   a--the a in amp, art, axe--ampa

2.  an--the a in hyena, yoga, zebra (when it appears at the end   of a word the n is silent)--ntaban

3.dw-- the j in joke, jump, just--maadwo

4. e--the ay in day, hay, say-- kube

5. the e in bet, get, set-- fɛ

6. gy--the j in joke, jump, just (similar to Egypt)--agya

7.hw--the sh in sheep, ship, shun-- hwɛ

8.i-- the e in he, me, she--daabi

9. ky--the ch in charm, chief, chop-- maakye

10.o--the o in okay, over, toe--amango

       &/OR    the o in drop, hop, plot--ɔsɔfo

11. tw--the word chew-- twi

12.u-- the u in blue, flu, true--kwadu



(Couldn't find any numbers for Hausa/Yoruba in Nigerian languages.  Hope this extra gives you a little more info)