Nwajiaku
Nwajịaku
/nwah-jee-AH-koo/
“A child who possesses wealth”
- How to say it
- nwah-jee-AH-koo
- Traditional Igbo spelling
- Nwajịaku
- Used in
- Nigeria
- How common
- uncommon
Every way to write it
The name & its alternative spellings
NwajiakuNwajịaku
Nicknames & short forms
Jaku
From the same family
01Adaego“Daughter who is precious as wealth”→︎02Akuabata“Wealth has entered the family”→︎03Akubueze“Wealth is king”→︎04Akudi“Wealth exists / there is wealth.”→︎05Akudo“Wealth and peace”→︎06Akujobi“Wealth has joined the family”→︎07Akunna“The father's wealth; a child treasured as a family's wealth”→︎08Akuoma“Good wealth; a precious blessing”→︎09Chinweuba“God owns wealth; a name expressing trust in lasting provision.”→︎10Ndukaku“Life is greater than wealth—a celebration of the preciousness of life”→︎11Ndukauba“Life is more precious than wealth”→︎12Ogbuefi“Cow killer; a traditional title historically associated with a man wealthy enough to slaughter a cow ceremonially.”→︎