TOP ANCIENT Ebira NAMES and Meaning in English Language
The below Ebira Names and Meaning are ancient names
- Aba Aba: Full formation i.e. of a moon in its full-blown
- Abedo – A vabe do: Let us agree to accept.
- Abonyi – Aa bonyi bonyi: Soundness.
- Achimugu – Aa chị mi, mị gu: if cracked and thrown to me I can catch.
- Achonyi – A chonyi chonyi: Brand new.
- Achuchu – A chụ chu chụ: Clustered growth (one from large family)
- Adaaja – A da aaja: Let’s cut the pride.
- Adaava – Ada a va vę: Father is back.
- Adabenege – Ada ana ba ne ge ne gę: Slim and flexible father
- Adagu – Adagu (ana ji aarę) o si o huuna: Lake or pond of water, meaning victory.
- Adavenje – Ada ve nje: Slim child.
- Adanga Ada ana nyi uga: the father that has praise (great man).
- Adangara – Ada ana nyi uga yaraaa: father of praise is alive.
- Adano – adano: Father is beautiful.
- Adasu – Ada o su, ada ya raa: the male child that comes after the father’s death, (father dies, father lives)
- Adeneji – Ada ene ji: Father that gives solution or that settles quarrel.
- Adavi – Ada o vi ni: its a Father.
- Adavidu – Ada vi idu: Father is lion.
- Adavudi – Ada vi udi: Father is place of rest.
- Adavuruku – Ada vi uruku: Father is water tank that can succor or father is thick forest that protects.
- Adeyika – Ada Eyika: Born during Eyika festival
- Adive – Ada onivenu, ada oni ivehu: Father the witness or father of the spirit.
- Adiyaya – Adiyaya: Father of the fastest
- Adogu – Ada o’gü: Father protects.
- Adokiti – Ada okitipo: The father of heavy weight.
- Adozi – Ada ozi: One that begets or engenders children.
- Aduku- Aduku: Warrior (one that dares tough situation).
- Adonuja- Ada onuja: Master of a two-edged sword (sharp in both ways)
- Agada – Ono agada: The group with sword (the warriors).
- Agidi – Agidi: Ozi agidima: Troublesome
- Ageitu – (f) A ve vi ya ge yi tuwa. A geyi tu : Let’s put heads together to confront them.
- Ahuraka – Aa hwo ira ka: Fast to deliver message.
- Ahutu – Aa hụ tu: Matured to produce
- Ahwovį – A hwo vi kikiri: It is a praise name for God meaning able to do (ability to do or perform). Thorough researcher.
- Ajako – Aję ako: the egg of kidnappers, similar to a kidnapper.
- Ajana – Aja navo: Aja (deceitful bird) stop deceiving me
- Ajoge – Aji ogere yoor : Let’s circle this one, to protect.
- Akarogu:
- Ake – A kenyi: Small in nature and strong
- Akiri – Akiri vachauru: Strong, constant of proportionality (forceful)
- Akuvada – a kwo, vę va daa: To bring out for people to see.
- Amo – Amoo: one that measures.
- Amoto – Ohomorihi o me oto yį mi: God makes me proud.
- Amakozi – (Makozi) – A ma kozi: Adding to the children.
- Amechaka – Ame echaka: a me chaka: One that oppresses
- Amewuru – Ame ewuru – a ma ve tu ewuru: Born during problematic period
- Amoka – A mo okaręyi: The chief judge
- Anaje – Ana je yi, engu ani: Elijah – Self-existence.
- Anako – Aa na ko: Kidnapper going Swiftly without hindrance (of death).
- Ananyi – Ana nyi: The chosen one
- Anasę – Oni iręyi aani sę: The one whose words come to pass.
- Ananyuwa – Ana nyi uwa: Their master (the one that owns themn).
- Anakobe – Oza ana ko obę: The person that commands great followership in farming
- Anawuna – Ana wu naa: One that is heard and known far and wide in a far place.
- Anda – anda oza e si o kwete ni: It is one’s relation or people that support him
- Anikajogu – Aani ika a Ji ogu ni: Bearing children is wealth.
- Aniko – Ani – Eyikoku: Someone from Eyikoku in Okengwe, the first place of settlement in Ebira land.
- Aniku – Ani iriku: Someone from the wilderness or born in the forest.
- Ariwo – Ari wo nyi: Conquering powerfully
- Apondi – Apondi: Durable and new.
- Aponyi – A ponyi: New and genuine
- Araga – Aa ragada raga ada: Very very massive
- Areyi – Areyi: Smoke.
- Ariba – Aa ri ba: He is always a winner.
- Arikochunu – Aa ri izo koo: Conquering the place mercilessly.
- Arimo – Aa rį mo: Conquered to remember.
- Aroke – A ve vi ye ro ka, eyi divi: Let’s think about it, it is not bad.
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You are doing a good work, keep it up.
You have done a good job for gathering these names for our children yet unborn to see and learn.
If you check these names, whether male or female, you will see that they end in one of the 5 vowel letters, I e. I, a, e, o, u. Any one outside this is not Ebira name. That is why names like: Adaolan, Momohjimoh, Sunday, Abdulwahab can be said to be foreign to Ebiras.
How about my surname, Umajene, and others like Odomeja, Ohieku, Ihiezeyi, are they not having meaning too?