Adomah
/ah-DOH-mah/
“Grace; favor, often understood as God's grace.”
- How to say it
- ah-DOH-mah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire
- How common
- rare · also a surname
From the same family
01Adom“Grace—a beautiful gift of God’s favour”→︎02Adoma“A daughter welcomed as a blessing of grace”→︎03Adomaa“A graceful and favored child, welcomed with loving hopes for her future.”→︎04Adomako“A traditional Akan/Twi name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎05Anuonyam“Glory—a life that brings honour and praise to God”→︎06Gyidie“Faith—the confidence to trust in God”→︎07Nkwa“Life—a treasured gift sustained by God”→︎08Nyame Nhyira“God’s blessing—a child seen as a blessing from above”→︎09Nyameba“Child of God—held in God’s care and love”→︎10Nyamekye“Gift from God—a beloved child received with joy”→︎11Nyamekyere““God has shown/revealed” (from Nyame, “God,” and kyere, “show/reveal”).”→︎12Nyamewaa“God’s child; a warm expression of faith and divine care”→︎