Simisola
Yoruba · Girl · 4 syllables
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About the name Simisola
Simisola is a Yoruba name meaning "rest in wealth" or "rest in honor," derived from the roots *sinmi* (rest) and *ọlá* (wealth/honor).
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Etymology
Simisola is a Yoruba name meaning "rest in wealth" or "rest in honor," derived from the roots *sinmi* (rest) and *ọlá* (wealth/honor). 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 traditionalists.
Simisola currently ranks #11,790 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2018.
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