Takudzwa
Shona · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Takudzwa
Takudzwa is a Shona name meaning "we are grateful" or "gratitude," derived from the Shona verb "kudzwa" (to thank/be grateful).
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Etymology
Takudzwa is a Shona name meaning "we are grateful" or "gratitude," derived from the Shona verb "kudzwa" (to thank/be grateful). The name is primarily used among the Shona people of Zimbabwe and other Southern African regions, reflecting Shona cultural values and spiritual traditions without being tied to a specific religion.
Takudzwa currently ranks #3,937 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2004.
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