Favour
/FAY-vur/
“A gracious blessing and gift from God”
In Igbo
- How to say it
- FAY-vur
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Nigeria
- How common
- very common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
FavourFavor
From the same family
01Akuoma“Good wealth; a precious blessing”→︎02Anwuli“Joy; a joyful blessing”→︎03Blessing“A blessing; a child welcomed as a gift”→︎04Bonaventure“Good fortune; a joyful blessing for the family”→︎05Chidalu“Thank God; a name celebrating a joyful blessing”→︎06Ezinwanne“Good sibling; a blessing for kindness, loyalty, and a strong bond among family members”→︎07Ifeoma“A good thing; a precious blessing”→︎08Jideofor“Hold fast to the ofo—the family’s symbol of authority, justice, and blessing”→︎09Ngozi“Blessing”→︎10Ngozichukwu“God's blessing”→︎11Ngozika“Blessings are greater”→︎12Nnadi“Father lives; a joyful affirmation of family continuity and blessing”→︎
In Shona
- How to say it
- FAY-ver
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Zimbabwe
- How common
- common
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
FavourFavor
From the same family
01Addmore“English-style Zimbabwean name meaning “add more,” expressing a wish for increase or blessing.”→︎02Blessing“A blessing.”→︎03Blessmore“Bless more; may there be more blessings.”→︎04Chengetai“A blessing that the child will safeguard the family and all it holds dear.”→︎05Chikomborero“Blessing; benediction.”→︎06Chiratidzo“A child seen as a meaningful sign or blessing”→︎07Grace“A child received as a gracious blessing”→︎08Makomborero“Many blessings and abundant good fortune”→︎09Makorokoto“A joyful congratulations on a long-awaited blessing”→︎10Mugove“A cherished inheritance and a blessing entrusted to the family.”→︎11Mupako““Blessing.””→︎12Mutsawashe“A cherished last-born child, seen as the final blessing in the family.”→︎