Thando
/TAHN-doh/
“Love and tenderness”
In Xhosa
- How to say it
- TAHN-doh
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- very common
From the same family
01Thandazile“Has prayed; prayed.”→︎02Thandeka“Lovable, dear and treasured”→︎03Thandile“One who has been loved”→︎04Thandolwethu“Our shared love and precious bond”→︎05Thanduxolo“A life filled with love and peace”→︎06Bathandwa“Loved and cherished”→︎07Buhle“Beauty and loveliness”→︎08Busisiwe“Blessed and watched over with love”→︎09Davide“Beloved; deeply cherished.”→︎10Enhle“Beautiful and lovely”→︎11Filipu“Lover of horses.”→︎12Luthando“Love and affection”→︎
In Zulu
- How to say it
- TAHN-doh
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- very common
From the same family
01Thandazile“She has been prayed for and welcomed with hope”→︎02Thandeka“Beloved; one who is worthy of love”→︎03Thandekile“Loved one; one who is loved.”→︎04Thandiwe“Beloved and cherished”→︎05Thandokuhle“Beautiful love”→︎06Thandoluhle“Love that is beautiful and good”→︎07Thandolwenkosi“The love of the Lord.”→︎08Thandolwethu“Our love; a child who unites the family in affection”→︎09Thanduxolo“Love and peace”→︎10Buhle“Beauty; goodness and loveliness”→︎11Lihle“Beautiful; lovely”→︎12Luthando“Love and affection”→︎