Nwaeze
/nwah-eh-zeh/
“Child of a king; a proud name connecting a child with family dignity and heritage”
- How to say it
- nwah-eh-zeh
- Given to
- Boys
- Used in
- Nigeria
- How common
- uncommon · also a surname
From the same family
01Adaeze“Princess; daughter of a king”→︎02Akaeze“The king's hand; a person entrusted with authority”→︎03Akubueze“Wealth is king”→︎04Chibueze“God is king”→︎05Chimeremeze“God has made me a king.”→︎06Chukwu“God; a devotional name invoking the supreme creator”→︎07Eze“King”→︎08Ezeagwuna“The king does not end/perish (a tonal spelling is needed to fix the exact wording).”→︎09Ezeani“King of the land”→︎10Ezeibe“King of the kin/people (Eze ịbụ/ibe, depending on the intended form).”→︎11Ezeji“King of the yam”→︎12Ezennia“Father's king/king of the father (Eze Nna; often written Ezenna).”→︎