African Girl Name Generator

African Girl Name Generator

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Here’s a table containing 100 African girl names:

No.	Name	No.	Name	No.	Name	No.	Name
1	Ayana	26	Efe	51	Oniros	76	Diamond
2	Chika	27	Efeoma	52	Oreoluwa	77	Emeli
3	Dzireh	28	Elaine	53	Ruth	78	Kenya
4	Mwange	29	Eliana	54	Sade	79	Kiana
5	Adeniyi	30	Eshe	55	Safiya	80	Lindani
6	Alyssa	31	Farai	56	Sanaa	81	Makena
7	Ama	32	Fola	57	Sasa	82	Nandi
8	Abeba	33	Hana	58	Seku	83	Taj
9	Abena	34	Idia	59	Shani	84	Zuri
10	Abeni	35	Ifeyinwa	60	Sinead	85	Akilah
11	Adamma	36	Iya	61	Somaya	86	Sarina
12	Adanya	37	Jendayi	62	Sonia	87	Tabari
13	Abiba	38	Keisha	63	Tanzanite	88	Zuri
14	Abibi	39	Khadija	64	Tariro	89	Adeola
15	Abel	40	Kwame	65	Tendai	90	Kylie
16	Adara	41	Lola	66	Thandiwe	91	Tamira
17	Adina	42	Lulu	67	Uchechukwu	92	Omowunmi
18	Aisha	43	Malaika	68	Udo	93	Nyota
19	Amina	44	Malika	69	Zamburu	94	Anika
20	Anaya	45	Mandisa	70	Zuri	95	Nala
21	Ashanti	46	Nia	71	Amara	96	Omayo
22	Binta	47	Nneka	72	Chiamaka	97	Mali
23	Dorcas	48	Nuru	73	Chioma	98	Noni
24	Ebunoluwa	49	Olivia	74	Dahlia	99	Zawadi
25	Efe	50	Omolara	75	Dada	100	Suri

This table presents a diverse collection of African girl names from various cultures and languages across the continent123. These names carry rich meanings and cultural significance, reflecting qualities such as beauty, strength, joy, and blessings.

Some names are associated with specific days of the week or circumstances of birth, while others represent natural elements, virtues, or aspirations12.

For example, “Ayana” means “moon” in Swahili, “Chika” means “well” in Swahili, and “Adeniyi” is a Yoruba name meaning “crown has honour”1. Names like “Ama” and “Abena” are day names from Ghana, given to girls born on Saturday and Tuesday respectively23.

It’s important to note that African names often have deep cultural roots and may carry specific meanings or expectations within their respective communities. When choosing a name, it’s advisable to understand its full meaning and cultural context.