Nkem
/n-kem/
“Mine, a cherished gift to me”
- How to say it
- n-kem
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Nigeria
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Nkemakonam“What I have is greater than what I lack”→︎02Nkemdilim“What I have is truly mine”→︎03Nkemjika“What I have is greater”→︎04Blessing“A blessing; a child welcomed as a gift”→︎05Chinenye“God gives; a child received as a joyful gift”→︎06Favour“A gracious blessing and gift from God”→︎07Ifechukwu“A gift from God”→︎08Onyinye“A precious gift”→︎09Onyinyechi“God’s gift”→︎10Onyinyechukwu“God's gift”→︎11Ugochinyere“A thankful name for a child seen as a gift carrying God's glory.”→︎12Ujunwa“A loving name that celebrates a child as a precious gift.”→︎