Kolawole
koh-LAH-woh-leh
Kolawole is a boy’s name of African origin, meaning “A Yoruba name meaning 'wealth has come home'. It is traditionally given to boys born after a time of hardship or loss.”, and peaked in popularity in 1995.
What Kolawole Means
“A Yoruba name meaning 'wealth has come home'. It is traditionally given to boys born after a time of hardship or loss.”
The Story of Kolawole
When a family has weathered storms, the arrival of new life is often seen as a turning point, a beacon of returning fortune.
Kolawole is a Yoruba name from Africa, first recorded in 1983, meaning 'wealth has come home.' It is traditionally given to boys born after periods of hardship, symbolizing a return to prosperity and comfort.
This name carries a deep sense of hope and restoration. You imagine your son as an optimistic soul, resilient in the face of challenges and generous with the blessings he achieves, bringing comfort to your home.
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Personality Traits
Peak Year
#8 in 1995
Total Births
43
First Recorded
1983
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