A branch from the kings
Someone who cannot be cheated
also Abata
I have arrived
also Aba
You can never get rich enough (so be content with what you have)
Manilla currency
Am I God?
also Ábụ-m-nké-chúkwú
I belong to God
also Mmadụabụchi, Aburochi, Abughichi, Abụ́-chí
A person is not God; song of God
Psalms
also Anichebe
He is under a goddess's protection; a contraction of Anichebe
Do not rule badly
Give praise to God; take the things of the world lightly
also Achike
Do not rule by force
Do not chase away
One who cannot be stopped
The first daughter in the family
The daughter who is pleasant to everyone
Daughter of money; daughter of wealth
Born on Eke (one of the Igbo four market days) day
A king's daughter; daughter of a king
"princess"
also Àdà-àkụ̀, Okparaku
She who brings a silver spoon to her home; a daughter of wealth
also Àdà-mmà, Adanma
Daughter of beauty; a precious daughter or a beautiful daughter
also Adannia, Adannaya, Adannịa
Her father's eldest daughter; her father's first daughter; her father's daughter
also Adannia, Adannịa, Adanna
Her father's eldest daughter; her father's first daughter; her father's daughter
The mother's first daughter
also Adannaya, Adanna, Adannia
Her father's eldest daughter; her father's first daughter; her father's daughter
also Adauzo
The first daughter who owns the path
The daughter of the chief
The king's daughter; the daughter of a king
A daughter of the people
Daughter of God
The people's daughter; a daughter of all; a daughter of the people
An eagle's daughter; a first daughter of honour
A daughter of pride
also Madichie
(of filial succession). To live in succession to another. The full expression is in Madichie
Are they many?
(of power and resolve) We shall be powerful. Similar prayer forms: Adindu, Adigwe, Adichie, Adirika, Adinuba
also Adimchi
I matter to my God
also Adimchi
I matter to God
also Adimchi
I am precious to God; I live in God's heart
also Adimoramma
I am good for the people; the people hold me dear; from the expression "A-dị-m-ọra-mma", meaning: I am pleasing to the people. Related names: Ihedioha, Iheanacho
(of life) We shall live. Similar names: Adichie, Adigwe, Adirika, Adinuba
also Adigwe
If we are many, we will win
also Adunchezo
Unforgettable. A dialectal variant of Adunchezor and Echefu
(of prosperity) We shall live in abundance. Similar prayer forms: Adindu, Adigwe, Adike, Adirika, Adichie
How many of us are there?
(of long life). [We] shall live a long and fruitful life. Similar names: Adindu, Adichie, Adike, Adigwe
(of children) To be in varieties. See Nwadiogwa *Particularly given to a girl who came after several boys. "Variety is the spice of life"
also Adinlofu
Unforgettable. A dialectal variant of Adinlofu and Echefu