Sipho
/SEE-poh/
“A gift from God”
In Xhosa
- How to say it
- SEE-poh
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- very common · also a surname
From the same family
01Siphamandla“Give us strength”→︎02Siphesihle“A beautiful gift”→︎03Siphokazi“A great and precious gift”→︎04Siphumelele“We have overcome and succeeded”→︎05Aphiwe“A child received as a precious gift, especially after waiting, prayer or difficulty.”→︎06Asisipho“We are a gift.”→︎07Intsikelelo“A blessing and a treasured gift to the family”→︎08Mateyu“Gift of God; gift of Yahweh.”→︎09Nataniyeli“God has given; gift of God.”→︎10Nosipho“A precious gift”→︎11Simphiwe“A warmly cherished child regarded as a gift to the family.”→︎12Sisipho“Our gift from God”→︎
In Zulu
- How to say it
- SEE-poh
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- very common
From the same family
01Siphamandla“We have strength/power.”→︎02Siphesihle“A beautiful gift and blessing to the family”→︎03Siphokazi“Female gift; gift daughter.”→︎04Siphumelele“We have made it through and succeeded”→︎05Aphiwe“They have been given; by extension, “a gift.””→︎06Nosipho“One who has a gift”→︎07Simphiwe“We have been given this child as a precious gift”→︎08Sinikiwe“We have been given her as a precious gift”→︎09Sisipho“A child welcomed as a precious gift”→︎10Siziphiwe“We have been given; we have been gifted.”→︎