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  We'd like to congratulate you for the newborn in your family. Looks like you are searching for Unique and Rare Yoruba Boy or Yoruba Girl Names, that's really cool. We understand the challenges that every parent faces while selecting a baby name. We provide you the ultimate, uncommon and rare list of Yoruba Baby Boy and Yoruba Baby Girl Names, to make your job easy. Not just the names, we also provide you the meanings of all the Yoruba Male and Female Names.

You'll find 2 categories in our website, one for Yoruba Boy and another for Yoruba Girl Names, and no doubt we have covered Modern Yoruba Names as well in our collection. To make your search simple, we have sorted our Yoruba Names list in an alphabetical manner. We are glad that we are doing our part in naming your child with a Beautiful Yoruba Boy or Girl Name. Do not wait anymore, it's your turn to give a perfect name to your cute baby.

Every culture has a history as that is what gives them their identity. The same thing can be said for the Yoruba ethnic group of Nigeria. As regards things like child naming, they possess a certain standard which has come to be accepted not just among tribes alone but all over.

Everyone is always happy when the time comes to welcome a child into this world. The beauty of welcoming a child into the world is something that people still value. Every time a child comes along a name has to be selected to give the child his own identity. Yoruba Baby Names hold a culture and standards which makes them valued by a lot of people.

Among the most important names for every person is his or her last name. Some last names are valued because they tell you about the family history and it is just that way when it comes to Yoruba Last Names. The name of the family in some cases trace back to several generations. Yoruba Surnames include Adedeji which means "one crown has become two", Popoola meaning "a way that leads to prosperity" and Oyawale is translated to mean "goddess of the river came home".

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 We'd like to congratulate you for the newborn in your family. Looks like you are searching for Unique and Rare Yoruba Boy or Yoruba Girl Names, that's really cool. We understand the challenges that every parent faces while selecting a baby name. We provide you the ultimate, uncommon and rare list of Yoruba Baby Boy and Yoruba Baby Girl Names, to make your job easy. Not just the names, we also provide you the meanings of all the Yoruba Male and Female Names.

You'll find 2 categories in our website, one for Yoruba Boy and another for Yoruba Girl Names, and no doubt we have covered Modern Yoruba Names as well in our collection. To make your search simple, we have sorted our Yoruba Names list in an alphabetical manner. We are glad that we are doing our part in naming your child with a Beautiful Yoruba Boy or Girl Name. Do not wait anymore, it's your turn to give a perfect name to your cute baby.

Every culture has a history as that is what gives them their identity. The same thing can be said for the Yoruba ethnic group of Nigeria. As regards things like child naming, they possess a certain standard which has come to be accepted not just among tribes alone but all over.

Everyone is always happy when the time comes to welcome a child into this world. The beauty of welcoming a child into the world is something that people still value. Every time a child comes along a name has to be selected to give the child his own identity. Yoruba Baby Names hold a culture and standards which makes them valued by a lot of people.

Among the most important names for every person is his or her last name. Some last names are valued because they tell you about the family history and it is just that way when it comes to Yoruba Last Names. The name of the family in some cases trace back to several generations. Yoruba Surnames include Adedeji which means "one crown has become two", Popoola meaning "a way that leads to prosperity" and Oyawale is translated to mean "goddess of the river came home".