Ojotayo
Òjótáyọ̀
/oh-joh-TAH-yoh/
“Rain is worthy of joy—a welcome blessing.”
- How to say it
- oh-joh-TAH-yoh
- Traditional Yoruba spelling
- Òjótáyọ̀
- Used in
- Nigeria, Benin
- How common
- uncommon
From the same family
01Abayomi“Born to bring me joy”→︎02Adebayo“The crown meets joy”→︎03Adedayo“The crown has created joy”→︎04Adetayo“The crown is worthy of joy”→︎05Adunayo“Sweetness and joy”→︎06Akintayo“A brave person worthy of joy”→︎07Akinwumi“A child whose courage and strength bring pride and joy”→︎08Ayo“Joy”→︎09Ayoade“Joy crowned with honor; a celebratory name for a treasured child.”→︎10Ayobami“Joy accompanies me; this child brings lasting happiness.”→︎11Ayobunmi“Joy has given me this; joy has bestowed on me.”→︎12Ayodeji“Joy has doubled”→︎