Mwangaza
/mwan-GAH-zah/
“A bright light and source of hope”
- How to say it
- mwan-GAH-zah
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Mwanahamisi“A cherished child born on Thursday”→︎02Mwanahawa“Mixed Bantu-Arabic: a daughter connected with Hawa and the family line she represents”→︎03Mwanaidi“A cherished child associated with a joyful celebration”→︎04Mwanaisha“A cherished daughter blessed with life and prosperity”→︎05Mwanajuma“A cherished child born on Friday”→︎06Mwanamvua“A girl born in the rain”→︎07Mwanasiti“Mixed Bantu-Arabic: a daughter named in connection with Siti and the family she honors”→︎08Amal“Arabic-derived: hope and aspiration”→︎09Amali“Hope, aspiration, and dreams for the future”→︎10Dua“Arabic-derived: prayer, with hopes entrusted to God”→︎11Eissa“Arabic-derived form of Jesus, a name associated with salvation and hope”→︎12Faiza“A successful woman who achieves her hopes”→︎