Ahenkorah
/ah-hen-KOH-rah/
“An Akan name invoking a chief/king, often understood with an elder or senior-chief sense; it does not straightforwardly mean “chiefly child.””
- How to say it
- ah-hen-KOH-rah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire
- How common
- rare · also a surname
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
AhenkorahAhenkora
From the same family
01Ahenema“A royal woman/queen or princess; related to ahemaa (“queen”).”→︎02Ahenewaa“Princess; a daughter of royal or noble standing”→︎03Boahen“An Akan name/surname associated with boa hene, “help the chief/king.””→︎04Kyidom“Support, backing, or a rear guard; from Akan akyidom/kyidom.”→︎05Ohene“King, chief, or respected leader”→︎06Ohenewaa“King’s daughter; royal daughter.”→︎07Oheneyere“Queen; the wife of a king/chief.”→︎