Djenebou
Fulani · Girl · 3 syllables
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About the name Djenebou
Djenebou is a West African name, primarily Fulani in origin, derived from elements meaning "dignified" or "noble" in the Fulani language.
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Etymology
Djenebou is a West African name, primarily Fulani in origin, derived from elements meaning "dignified" or "noble" in the Fulani language. The name is used among Fulani and other Sahel region peoples, particularly in Mali, Guinea, and Senegal, with historical significance among pastoral and Islamic communities.
Djenebou currently ranks #4,438 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2013.
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