Ogunjobi
Ògúnjọ̀bí
/oh-goon-jaw-bee/
“Ogun has given birth to this one”
- How to say it
- oh-goon-jaw-bee
- Traditional Yoruba spelling
- Ògúnjọ̀bí
- Used in
- Nigeria, Benin
- How common
- uncommon · also a surname
From the same family
01Ogun“Named for the powerful Ogun River, suggesting strength and steady movement.”→︎02Ogunbanjo“Ogun joins or stands with us”→︎03Ogunbiyi“Ogun gives birth to this one”→︎04Ogundare“Ogun has vindicated, justified, or done justice.”→︎05Ogundele“Ogun has come home”→︎06Ogundipe“Ogun has become complete”→︎07Ogunjimi“Ogun has awakened me.”→︎08Ogunlana“Ogun has cleared the way/path.”→︎09Ogunleye“Ogun has honor, dignity, or distinction.”→︎10Ogunmola“Ogun knows wealth or honor.”→︎11Ogunremi“Ogun has favored or comforted me”→︎12Ogunyemi“Ogun suits or befits me.”→︎