Agyeiwaa
/ah-JAY-wah/
“A redeemed or rescued woman; a name expressing gratitude and hope”
- How to say it
- ah-JAY-wah
- Given to
- Girls
- Used in
- Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire
- How common
- common · also a surname
From the same family
01Agyei“A well-attested Akan male name, often analyzed in connection with agye (“received,” “saved,” or “accepted” depending on context); “messenger” is not a reliable general gloss.”→︎02Agyekum“A traditional Akan/Twi name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎03Agyeman“A protector and saviour of the nation”→︎04Agyemang““Saviour/rescuer of the nation,” commonly analyzed from agye (“save/rescue”) and oman (“nation”).”→︎05Adomaa“A graceful and favored child, welcomed with loving hopes for her future.”→︎06Anidaso“Hope and the confident expectation of good things to come.”→︎07Daakye“A hopeful look toward tomorrow and the good future awaiting a child.”→︎08Nsoroma“Star—a bright, hopeful presence in the family”→︎09Osagyefo“A liberator—someone who brings freedom and hope”→︎