Ndaba
/n-DAH-bah/
“A historic royal name borne by a Zulu king and associated with noble ancestry”
- How to say it
- n-DAH-bah
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- rare
From the same family
01Ndabezitha“A royal form of address, roughly “Your Majesty” or “your royal highness.””→︎02Ndabuko“Origin; ancestry; that which is traditional/native.”→︎03Bhekinkosi“Look to the Lord/King.”→︎04Cetshwayo“A historic royal name borne by King Cetshwayo of the Zulu kingdom”→︎05Dingane“A historic royal name borne by a Zulu king”→︎06Dinuzulu“A historic royal name borne by a Zulu king and symbolizing royal heritage”→︎07Jama“Historical name of Jama kaNdaba, an early Zulu king.”→︎08Makhosi“Chiefs, kings, or rulers.”→︎09Mbusi“King; ruler.”→︎10Mpande“A historic royal name borne by a Zulu king and remembered for royal lineage”→︎11Nobukhosi“Of royalty, kingship, or chieftaincy; conventionally “mother of royalty.””→︎12Nombuso“Mother of the kingdom, governance, or authority.”→︎