Abayomi
ah-bah-YOH-mee
Abayomi is a boy’s name of African origin, meaning “Of Yoruba origin, meaning "born to bring me joy" or "he brings me joy". It signifies the happiness a child brings to their parents.”, and peaked in popularity in 1977.
What Abayomi Means
“Of Yoruba origin, meaning "born to bring me joy" or "he brings me joy". It signifies the happiness a child brings to their parents.”
The Story of Abayomi
Can you feel the joy of a child arriving, a gift that makes your heart overflow?
Abayomi is a name of Yoruba origin, a language spoken in West Africa, particularly Nigeria and Benin. The name beautifully translates to 'born to bring me joy' or 'he brings me joy,' signifying the happiness a child imparts to their parents.
When you imagine calling your son Abayomi, you feel an immediate warmth and lightness. This name is for a child whose very presence will be a source of immense happiness and bright optimism, a constant reminder of your love.
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Peak Year
#18 in 1977
Total Births
221
First Recorded
1972
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