Vuyo
/VOO-yoh/
“Joy; a child who brings happiness”
In Xhosa
- How to say it
- VOO-yoh
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Vuyokazi“A greatly joyful child; precious happiness”→︎02Vuyolwethu“Our joy; the happiness belonging to all of us”→︎03Anele“The family feels complete; there is enough joy and blessing.”→︎04Athabile“They are joyful and content.”→︎05Avuyile“Has rejoiced; is joyful.”→︎06Bukelwa“Welcomed and received with joy”→︎07Buyile“The one who has returned, bringing joy back home”→︎08Chumani“May he live with cheerfulness and joy.”→︎09Gcobisa“One who brings happiness and joy”→︎10Gugulethu“Our pride and joy”→︎11Lihle“Joyful; happy”→︎12Luvuyo“Joy and happiness”→︎
In Zulu
- How to say it
- VOO-yaw
- Given to
- Boys and girls
- Used in
- South Africa
- How common
- common
From the same family
01Avuyile“They are joyful”→︎02Bawinile“They have won; a joyful name celebrating victory”→︎03Gabisile“She has brought happiness and joy”→︎04Impumelelo“Success and the joy of achieving one’s goals”→︎05Jabulile“She has brought joy and happiness”→︎06Lindiwe“The long-awaited one, joyfully welcomed home”→︎07Mthokozisi“One who brings joy and thanksgiving”→︎08Mvuyisi“One who brings happiness and joy”→︎09Njabulo“Joy and happiness”→︎10Nokuthokoza“With joy and happiness”→︎11Nontokozo“With joy and happiness”→︎12Ntokozo“A joyful, happy child”→︎