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Help[Opinions] Re: Some African names
in reply to a message by Felie
Filbert! That sounds like a (comically old-fashioned English/German) cartoon to me, but I can see the appeal. The meaning is nice, and I like the similar sounding Philip and Gilbert, plus the probable namesake in this usage.
Bukar, Oumar, Eliud, Tadesse, Babajide, Zuri, Hlengiwe, Subira, Oluchi, and Ngozi seem likable to me.
Oyibo sounds good to me, but seems like it could be awkward as a name. Is it like calling someone Caucasian, or is it used in a more abstract way?
I think Yakubu and Yared sound better than Jacob and Jared do.
My favorite African name is probably Etenesh. Taiwo and Yewande have stood out to me recently as well.
~ song of the week: "Little Sparrow"
https://youtu.be/JB9zXoOBpOI
Bukar, Oumar, Eliud, Tadesse, Babajide, Zuri, Hlengiwe, Subira, Oluchi, and Ngozi seem likable to me.
Oyibo sounds good to me, but seems like it could be awkward as a name. Is it like calling someone Caucasian, or is it used in a more abstract way?
I think Yakubu and Yared sound better than Jacob and Jared do.
My favorite African name is probably Etenesh. Taiwo and Yewande have stood out to me recently as well.
~ song of the week: "Little Sparrow"
https://youtu.be/JB9zXoOBpOI
This message was edited 12/6/2021, 11:41 AM
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