Temitope
Temitope is a Christian unisex name of Yoruba origin, meaning “Mine is worthy of thanks”.
| Meaning | Mine is worthy of thanks |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Origin | Yoruba |
| Pronunciation | teh-mee-TOH-peh |
| Tradition | Christian |
| Used in | Nigeria, United Kingdom |
Meaning and origin of Temitope
Temitope is formed from temi (mine, my own) and tope (is worthy of thanks), meaning 'what I have is worthy of gratitude'. It is given in thanksgiving, often after a long wait for a child. The name is used for both girls and boys, though it is especially common for girls. Short forms include Temi and Tope, and some families use the fuller Oluwatemitope to make the thanks to God explicit.
Is Temitope a Christian name?
The thanks in Temitope is understood as thanks to God, which makes it a favorite with Yoruba Christians; it has no single faith label, though.
How popular is Temitope?
Popular among Yoruba families in Nigeria and abroad.
Gifts with the name Temitope
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Spellings and variants of Temitope
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Temitope mean?
Temitope means 'Mine is worthy of thanks'. It is of Yoruba origin.
Is Temitope a Christian name?
The thanks in Temitope is understood as thanks to God, which makes it a favorite with Yoruba Christians; it has no single faith label, though.
How do you pronounce Temitope?
Temitope is pronounced teh-mee-TOH-peh.
Is Temitope a boy or girl name?
Temitope is used for both boys and girls.