Pili
/PEE-lee/
“Bantu-origin: the second-born child, or a cherished second blessing”
- How to say it
- PEE-lee
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- How common
- uncommon · also a surname
From the same family
01Ayat“A sign of blessing and a treasured verse”→︎02Baraka“Arabic-derived; blessing or divine favor”→︎03Elibariki“Swahili Bantu name expressing the blessing, “May God bless””→︎04Faida“A blessing that brings benefit and goodness”→︎05Fazal“A child received as a gracious blessing”→︎06Grace“Grace; favor, especially divine favor or blessing.”→︎07Hiba“A precious gift and blessing”→︎08Ijumaa“Swahili-origin; born on Friday, a day of blessing and community”→︎09Juma“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎10Jumaa“Born on Friday, a day of blessing and togetherness”→︎11Kheri“Goodness, blessing, and all that is beneficial”→︎12Mazin“Rain-bearing cloud, a lovely image of blessing”→︎