Adebayo
Adebayo is a boy name of Yoruba origin, meaning “The crown meets joy”.
| Meaning | The crown meets joy |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Yoruba |
| Written as | Adébáyọ̀ |
| Pronunciation | ah-DAY-bah-yo |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic, Christian, Muslim |
| Used in | Nigeria, Benin |
Meaning and origin of Adebayo
Adebayo is built from adé, 'crown', and bá ayọ̀, 'meets joy', so it is usually explained as 'the crown came in joy' or 'royalty meets happiness'. Names beginning with Ade- traditionally indicate a family with royal lineage or chieftaincy. It is often given when a birth coincides with a happy time for the family. The name is common as both a first name and a surname.
Is Adebayo a religious name?
A Yoruba cultural name used by Christian, Muslim and traditional families; it describes family status rather than religious belief.
How popular is Adebayo?
A very common Yoruba name in Nigeria and among Nigerians abroad.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Adebayo mean?
Adebayo means 'The crown meets joy'. It is of Yoruba origin.
Does Adebayo have a religious meaning?
A Yoruba cultural name used by Christian, Muslim and traditional families; it describes family status rather than religious belief.
How do you pronounce Adebayo?
Adebayo is pronounced ah-DAY-bah-yo.
Is Adebayo a boy or girl name?
Adebayo is usually a boy name.