Ayomikun
Nigeria · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Ayomikun
Ayomikun means "my joy has filled me" or "my joy is complete" in Yoruba, deriving from the Yoruba words *ayo* (joy), *mi* (my), and *kun* (to fill/be full).
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Etymology
Ayomikun means "my joy has filled me" or "my joy is complete" in Yoruba, deriving from the Yoruba words *ayo* (joy), *mi* (my), and *kun* (to fill/be full). It is primarily used among the Yoruba people of Nigeria and in the African diaspora, with no specific religious affiliation but common among Christians and traditional Yoruba religion practitioners.
Ayomikun currently ranks #9,081 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2017.
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