Omolade
Ọmọládé
/oh-moh-LAH-deh/
“A child of wealth/honor has arrived.”
- How to say it
- oh-moh-LAH-deh
- Traditional Yoruba spelling
- Ọmọládé
- Used in
- Nigeria, Benin
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Omolara“A child who is a cherished treasure”→︎02Omolayo“A child who is joy itself and brings happiness to the family.”→︎03Omoluabi“A person raised with integrity, courtesy, and wisdom”→︎04Abimbola“Born to meet wealth”→︎05Abiola“Born into wealth and honor”→︎06Abisola“Born into wealth”→︎07Abolanle“Born into wealth, honour, or a noble family.”→︎08Adebola“The crown brings wealth and honor”→︎09Adebukola“The crown has added to wealth/honour.”→︎10Adebusola“The crown has added to wealth/honour.”→︎11Adegbola“The crown has received/brought wealth or honour.”→︎12Ademola“The crown knows wealth and honor”→︎