Ntando
/ntahn-DOH/
“Love; will, desire, or intention.”
In Xhosa
- How to say it
- ntahn-DOH
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Bathandwa“Loved and cherished”→︎02Buhle“Beauty and loveliness”→︎03Busisiwe“Blessed and watched over with love”→︎04Davide“Beloved; deeply cherished.”→︎05Enhle“Beautiful and lovely”→︎06Filipu“Lover of horses.”→︎07Luthando“Love and affection”→︎08Lwando“Love and affection; a child welcomed with warmth”→︎09Mawande“A hopeful blessing that the family, love and prosperity will continue to grow.”→︎10Mihle“Beautiful; lovely.”→︎11Mthandeni“Beloved one; loved one.”→︎12Nobuhle“A daughter associated with beauty and loveliness”→︎
In Zulu
- How to say it
- n-TAHN-doh
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Ntandoyenkosi“The will or desire of the Lord/God.”→︎02Ntandoyesizwe“The will or desire of the nation.”→︎03Buhle“Beauty; goodness and loveliness”→︎04Lihle“Beautiful; lovely”→︎05Luthando“Love and affection”→︎06Mthandeni“Love him dearly”→︎07Nobuhle“A child associated with beauty and loveliness”→︎08Noluthando“A child surrounded by love”→︎09Nontando“Mother of love.”→︎10Nothando“A child born into love”→︎11Ntombikayise“Father’s girl; a beloved daughter with a strong family bond”→︎12Siyamthanda“We love him or her”→︎