Luganda baby names
542 verified Luganda names from Uganda — each with its meaning, how to say it, and its traditional spelling.
A
“Servant of Allah (God).”
/ab-DAL-lah/
“Servant of; usually a shortened form of a compound such as Abdulrahman or Abdullah.”
/ab-DOOL/
“A servant of Nego; a name associated with steadfast faith”
/ah-bed-NEH-go/
“Father of a young camel.”
/a-boo-BA-kar/
“Good; virtuous.”
/ah-GAH-tah/
“Good; virtuous.”
/AG-ah-thah/
“Most praiseworthy; highly praised.”
/AH-med/
“Famous warrior.”
/uh-LOY-see-us/
“Peace; wishes.”
/a-MAH-nee/
“Truth.”
/ah-mah-ZEE-mah/
“Immortal and enduring”
/AM-brohz/
“Trustworthy; faithful; honest.”
/a-MEEN/
“Carried; burden-bearer.”
/ah-MOH-see/
“Brave and manly in spirit”
/an-deh-REH-ah/
“Grace; favour. Annet is a form of Anne/Anna.”
/AN-et/
“God's helmet; divine protection.”
/AN-selm/
“An Ugandan/Luganda spelling and usage of Apollo, the Greek divine name.”
/ah-POH-lo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ah-ROH-nee/
“A child who makes the family happy and fills the home with joy.”
/ah-sahn-YOO-sah/
“Hope (in Swahili usage); it is not a Luganda floral name.”
/AH-sha/
“Majestic and venerable”
/aw-goo-STEE-noh/
B
“The first-born girl of twins”
/bah-bee-RYE-eh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/bah-lah-GAH-deh/
“Those who have brought peace; a hopeful name celebrating harmony after difficulty.”
/bah-lee-koo-DDEM-beh/
“Bel protects the king (from the Babylonian name Belshazzar/Balthazar).”
/bal-THA-zar/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/bah-mweh-YAH-nah/
“A Ugandan/Luganda form associated with Balthazar; “Bel protects the king.””
/bar-tah-ZAH-lee/
“Men; male people (plural of musajja, “man”).”
/ba-SAD-ja/
““They threw” or “they dropped,” from the Luganda verb okusuula.”
/bah-SOO-deh/
“Stone; rock.”
/BAH-leh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/BBOH-sah/
“Blessed”
/BEN-eh-dikt/
“Blessed”
/beh-neh-DEEK-toh/
“Brave or strong as a bear; feminine form of Bernard.”
/ber-nah-DET/
“Good things or beautiful things—a warm wish for goodness and flourishing.”
/bee-ROON-gee/
“Blessed; a modern English virtue name used for both boys and girls.”
/BLES-id/
“A treasured blessing received with gratitude”
/BLES-ing/
“A name of uncertain origin, often linked to an Old Norse word for “sword”; it does not securely mean courageous or strong.”
/BREN-dah/
“Brown-haired or dark-complexioned”
/BROO-noh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-GEM-beh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-GEEN-goh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-KEN-yah/
“Life—a blessing expressing gratitude for the child’s life and hopes for a long future.”
/boo-LAH-moo/
“Goodness and beauty; a name for someone cherished for a lovely character.”
/boo-LOON-gee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-TEE-koh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-WEM-boh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/boo-YAH-nah/
“A traditional name conveying authority or standing; it is also strongly associated with Buganda family and clan naming.”
/boo-YIN-zah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/bwah-NEE-kah/
C
“A loving gift of charity and generous-heartedness”
/CHAR-ih-tee/
“A historic Buganda royal name, associated with kingship and noble heritage”
/chwah/
“A comforting presence and source of reassurance”
/KUM-fert/
“Consolation and comfort”
/kon-soh-LAH-tah/
“Constancy, steadfastness, or firmness.”
/KON-stans/
“Steadfast and constant”
/KON-stan-teen/
“Curly-haired.”
/KRIS-pin/
“A person from Cyprus”
/SIP-ree-an/
D
“A female Ugandan name, commonly also spelled Damalie; its precise original etymology is not reliably established.”
/dah-MAH-lee/
“Laurel tree; a Ugandan-used spelling variant of Daphne.”
/DAF-een/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/dah-moo-LEE-rah/
“Peace or freedom/liberty.”
/DDEM-beh/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/DOOM-ba/
“Wilderness, desert, or uninhabited country.”
/DDOON-goo/
“Sunset; traditionally associated with the repentant thief at the crucifixion”
/DIS-mas/
“Belonging to the Lord”
/DOM-in-ik/
“Gift; a feminine form derived from Dora/Dorothea.”
/dor-EEN/
E
“Fruitful and flourishing”
/eh-frah-EE-moo/
“God is with us”
/eh-MAN-yoo-el/
“Joy and happiness, a lovely expression of gladness.”
/eh-SAHN-yoo/
“Well-pleasing; acceptable.”
/eh-va-REEST/
“Well-pleasing and agreeable”
/eh-vah-REES-toh/
“God strengthens him”
/eh-zeh-kee-EH-lee/
F
“Steadfast trust in God”
/FAYTH/
“Fortunate and happy”
/feh-LEE-shah/
“Fortunate and prosperous”
/feh-LISH-an/
“Festive, joyful, and full of celebration”
/FES-toh/
“The Ffumbe clan name, preserving a child’s connection to Buganda clan ancestry”
/FOOM-beh/
“A lover of horses; a spirited and energetic child”
/fee-LEE-poh/
“Blond or yellow-haired; from the Latin Flavius/Flavia family name.”
/FLAY-vee-ah/
“Fortunate, lucky, or blessed.”
/for-too-NAH-tus/
“Fortune, good luck, or prosperity.”
/FOR-choon/
G
“Spear ruler or rule of the spear.”
/JER-ald/
“Spear-brave, spear-strong, or hardy with the spear.”
/JER-ard/
“Spear-strength or strength of the spear.”
/ger-TROOD/
“A traditional Baganda personal name and surname; no securely established lexical translation should be assigned.”
/ga-lee-WAN-go/
“A traditional Baganda personal name and surname; no securely established lexical translation should be assigned.”
/go-LO-ba/
“A precious gift from God”
/GIFT/
“A Welsh name, commonly interpreted as “princess” or connected with a homeland/country.”
/GLAD-is/
“God's peace”
/GOD-free/
“God’s gracious favor and a life touched by blessing”
/GRAYS/
“Watchful, vigilant, and attentive”
/GREG-uh-ree/
H
“An East African Muslim spelling of Khadija. The Arabic name traditionally means “premature child” or “one born early.””
/ha-DEE-ja/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ha-JAH-ra/
“Bright, shining light, or torch.”
/HEL-en/
“Joyful and cheerful”
/HIL-uh-ree/
“Confident expectation in God’s goodness”
/HOHP/
“Peaceful warrior”
/HUM-free/
I
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ig-NAY-shus/
“Spotless; pure; without stain.”
/im-MAK-yoo-let/
“He will laugh; a child who brings joy”
/ee-SAH-kah/
“The Lord is salvation”
/ee-SAH-yah/
“Gift of Isis”
/IZ-ih-dor/
“God hears and responds”
/ees-mah-EH-ree/
J
“Beautiful and gracious”
/juh-SIN-tah/
“Beautiful and graceful; a warm name associated with a lovely presence”
/ja-MEE-la/
“Fair one; white phantom/shadow.”
/JEN-ih-fer/
“A person with a sacred or holy name”
/jeh-ROHM/
“A historical Baganda royal name remembered in the kingdom’s traditions”
/JUN-joo/
“Established by God”
/JOH-ah-kim/
“A modern female given name used in Uganda, probably related to Latin Jovian/Jove rather than a Luganda word meaning “joy.””
/JOH-vee-ah/
“Joy and gladness”
/JOY/
“An English given name ultimately associated with the Breton name Iodoc/Josse, often interpreted as “lord”; its modern association with joy comes partly from its spelling.”
/joys/
“God will add/increase.”
/joh-ZEH-foo/
“Youthful; a diminutive form related to Julia/Juliana.”
/JOO-lee-et/
K
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-BAHN-dah/
“Little stone.”
/kah-BOO-yeh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-FEH-roh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-FOOM-beh/
“A distinguished Buganda name associated with public leadership, honor, and the Kaggwa clan.”
/KAHG-wah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-GEE-moo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-GOH-da/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/ka-GO-ya/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-GOO-loo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-KAHN-deh/
“A well-established Baganda personal and family name, warmly associated with heritage and continuity.”
/kah-KEH-toh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-KOH-mah/
“A well-established Baganda personal and family name; its conventional literal meaning is not securely documented.”
/kah-KOO-zah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-kun-GOO-loo/
“A well-attested Ganda personal name associated with family heritage and continuity.”
/kah-LAN-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-LEH-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-lee-BBAH-lah/
“A firmly established Buganda name, often carried as a family name as well as a personal name.”
/kah-LOO-leh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-LYAN-goh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-lyeh-GEE-rah/
“A traditional Baganda personal and family name, warmly associated with family heritage”
/ka-lyeh-soo-BOO-la/
“A historic royal name of Buganda, carrying a sense of distinction and noble heritage.”
/kah-MAHN-yah/
“A traditional Ganda personal and clan name with a strong sense of ancestral continuity”
/kah-moo-leh-GEH-yah/
“A traditional Ganda name expressing enduring family identity; its older etymology is not certain.”
/kah-NYEE-keh/
“A traditional Ganda personal and clan name, treasured as part of family heritage”
/kah-SAH-toh/
“Traditionally interpreted from Luganda ssajja, “man”; with the ka- form it is closer to “little/young man” than “warrior.””
/ka-SA-ja/
“Sunshine — a bright and cheerful name associated with warmth and happiness”
/kah-SAH-nah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-see-BAHN-teh/
“A well-attested Baganda personal and family name, carrying the warmth of established lineage and belonging.”
/kah-see-REE-voo/
““Hill” (Luganda akasozi/kasozi); it is also widely used as a Baganda family name.”
/kah-SOH-zee/
“A traditional Baganda personal and family name connected with clan heritage”
/ka-SOO-jah/
“A boy born after twins”
/kah-SOO-leh/
“A courageous child who protects and perseveres”
/kah-tah-BAH-zee/
“One who praises or gives thanks to God”
/kah-TEN-deh/
“The second-born boy of twins”
/KAH-toh/
“God, the Creator and source of life”
/kah-TON-dah/
“A well-attested Buganda personal and clan name whose traditional etymology is not fully certain.”
/kah-VOO-mah/
“A traditional Ganda family and personal name associated with the Kawalya lineage.”
/kah-WAHL-yah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-WEH-see/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-WEH-sah/
“Rainbow—a bright and joyful image in the sky”
/ka-WOO-kee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ka-WOO-ma/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YAN-jah/
“A historical Baganda royal name, carrying a sense of dignity and inherited leadership”
/ka-YEM-ba/
“A rare historic Buganda royal name, carrying the honor of an early king.”
/kah-YEE-rah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YEE-tah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YEE-wah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YON-doh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YON-goh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kah-YOH-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-bah-LAH-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-bo-NEH-ka/
“A famous heroic warrior figure in Buganda, remembered for courage and strength”
/kee-BOO-kah/
“A distinguished royal name from Buganda, associated with leadership and authority.”
/kee-GAH-lah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-GOON-doo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-GON-goh/
“Frog; Kikere is also associated with a Buganda clan name.”
/kee-KEH-reh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-kon-YOH-goh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-KOOL-weh/
“A historic Buganda royal name associated with the founding age of the kingdom and enduring prestige.”
/kee-MEH-rah/
“A proud historic Buganda royal name, carrying the dignity of kingship.”
/KEEN-too/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-NYOH-roh/
“Mercy, kindness, and a generous heart”
/KEE-sah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-SAH-cheh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ki-SAM-ba/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-sah-WOO-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-SEK-kah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-SEE-too/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-SOO-leh/
“Honour, dignity, and respect”
/kee-tee-BWAh/
“A traditional Ganda deity associated with lightning; a powerful name connected with divine protection”
/kee-wah-NOO-kah/
“Lake.”
/kee-YAH-gah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-YEM-bah/
““It sings,” from the Luganda verb okuyimba, “to sing.””
/kee-YIM-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/kee-YIN-gee/
““The youngest”; also widely used in honour of Saint Kizito, the young Uganda Martyr.”
/kee-ZEE-toh/
“A boy born after twins”
/KEEZ-zah/
“The loved one—a child held close and treasured by the family.”
/chah-goo-LAHN-yee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/chah-lee-GON-zah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/CHAN-joh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/CHAH-zzeh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/chweh-wah-LYAH-ngah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/chay-YOO-neh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/CHOH-beh/
L
“Gentle and kind; a name associated with softness and gracious character”
/la-TEE-fa/
“God has helped”
/lah-ZAH-roh/
““Brave lion” or “lion-strength.””
/lee-oh-NAR-doh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/loo-BEH-gah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/loo-BOH-wah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/loo-BWAH-mah/
“The pangolin clan name, connecting a child with the Lugave clan and its ancestral heritage”
/loo-GAH-veh/
“A Luganda/Christian form of Luke. Luke is traditionally connected with Lucania and is often popularly associated with light.”
/LOO-kah/
“Light and brightness”
/LOO-kee-ah/
“An established Ganda personal name and surname; a specific literal meaning is not reliably established.”
/loo-KWAH-goh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/loo-KWAH-tah/
“A classic Ganda name, carried proudly as both a personal and family name.”
/LOO-leh/
“A fighter with courage and determination”
/loo-TAH-loh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/loo-YOM-byah/
“Sunlight or radiance — a warm name associated with brightness and life”
/LWAHN-gah/
M
“Wisdom and good judgement”
/mah-GEH-zee/
“Lungfish — a traditional Buganda clan-associated nature name”
/MAHM-bah/
“A Ugandan personal name and surname; a specifically Luganda literal meaning is not reliably established.”
/MAHN-deh/
“A deeply cherished Christian name honoring Mary, the mother of Jesus”
/mah-REE-ah/
“A form of Mary/Maryam; its ultimate etymology is disputed.”
/MAH-ree-am/
“A form of Marianus, traditionally meaning “of Marius” or “Marian”; it is also often associated with Mary in Christian usage.”
/mah-ree-AH-noh/
“Joys and blessings: a warm name celebrating the happiness surrounding a child’s arrival.”
/mah-SAHN-yoo/
“Gift from God”
/mah-TAH-yoh/
“An established Ganda personal name and surname; a specific literal meaning is not reliably established.”
/mah-TOH-voo/
“Dark-complexioned; traditionally associated with the ancient Mauri people”
/MAWR-is/
“Lakes or broad waters — a calm name connected with Uganda’s many lakes”
/mah-YAHN-jah/
“Buffalo; also the name of the traditional Mbogo clan of Buganda, making it a strong clan-heritage name.”
/m-BOH-goh/
“Dog; also the name of a Buganda clan.”
/m-bwah/
“Mercy, compassion, and a tender-hearted nature”
/MER-see/
“Who is like God?”
/MEE-kah/
“Who is like God?”
/mee-kah-EH-ree/
“A wondrous sign of God’s goodness”
/MIR-ah-kul/
“Peace—a gentle name expressing harmony and calm.”
/mee-REM-beh/
“Luganda form of Moses; traditionally interpreted as “drawn out [of the water].””
/MOH-seh/
“A clan-linked Buganda name associated with the Mpeewo clan, expressing enduring family belonging.”
/m-PAY-woh/
“A traditional Ganda personal and clan name associated with family heritage”
/MPEE-mah/
“Lion; a bold Buganda clan-name reference associated with strength and courage.”
/m-poh-loh-GOH-mah/
“A traditional name for a boy born after twins; the female counterpart is commonly Nabirye.”
/moo-BEE-roo/
“A wealthy or prosperous person—an affectionate wish for abundance and success.”
/moo-GAH-gah/
“Beloved, dear, or cherished one.”
/moo-GA-loo/
“A useful, beneficial, and helpful person”
/moo-GA-sa/
“A respected Buganda name linked with traditional authority and the leadership of the Ngo clan.”
/moo-GEH-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/moo-GEHR-wah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/moo-GOH-yah/
“A determined fighter who does not give up”
/moo-GWAN-yah/
“A brave warrior who stands strong”
/moo-JAH-see/
“The Lord; a name expressing reverence for God”
/moo-KAH-mah/
“A revered traditional Ganda deity associated with the waters of Lake Victoria; used as a personal name and clan name”
/moo-KAH-sah/
“Guard or protector; a reassuring name for a boy who may grow into a dependable guardian.”
/moo-KEE-bee/
“Blessing or good fortune—a warm name for a child welcomed as a gift.”
/moo-KEE-sah/
“An elder or great one, honoring wisdom and dignity”
/moo-KOO-loo/
“Beloved or dear one; a name expressing affection and closeness.”
/moo-KWAH-noh/
“The awaited one, a tender name for a child whose arrival was long hoped for by the family.”
/moo-LEEN-dwah/
“The good one or beautiful one—a tender compliment and blessing.”
/moo-LOON-gee/
“Sunshine or sunlight.”
/moo-SAH-nah/
“One who brings happiness to the family and makes other people rejoice.”
/moo-sahn-YOO-sah/
“Earthquake — a powerful nature name suggesting strength and force”
/moo-SEE-see/
“Rainbow — a bright, hopeful name associated with beauty after rain”
/moo-SOH-keh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/moo-SOH-tah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/moo-SOO-tah/
“A royal Buganda name associated with succession, leadership, and a distinguished heritage.”
/moo-TEH-bee/
“A prominent Buganda royal name, associated with kingship and a proud family legacy.”
/moo-TEH-sah/
“A female name associated with counsel, advice, or one who gives counsel.”
/moo-TEH-see/
“Heart.”
/moo-TEE-mah/
“A hill, mound, or raised heap; also an attested personal/family name.”
/moo-TOOM-bah/
“Light or radiance — a name suggesting someone who brings brightness”
/moo-WAHN-gah/
“A victorious child who overcomes challenges”
/moo-wahn-GOO-zee/
“A loved or dearly cherished one”
/moo-WEN-da/
“A child who triumphs and keeps moving forward”
/moo-WON-geh/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/moo-YING-go/
“A historic Buganda royal name, associated with strength, authority, and leadership.”
/MWAHNG-gah/
“Faithful, trustworthy, or dependable; a warm wish for a child known for loyalty and integrity.”
/mweh-SEE-gwah/
N
“Queen; a Buganda title-derived name suggesting leadership and grace”
/nah-bah-geh-REH-kah/
“A traditional Buganda female name; its older personal-name etymology is not securely documented”
/nah-bah-GAH-lah/
“A proud connection to Baganda family and clan heritage; also used as a girl’s given name.”
/nah-bah-KOH-bah/
“A traditional Baganda name associated with a valued family heritage”
/nah-bah-KOH-zah/
“A traditional Baganda feminine name linked with heritage, lineage, and family memory.”
/nah-bah-LOH-gah/
“A traditional Baganda female name whose precise older etymology varies by family”
/nah-BAH-sah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-bah-TAHN-zee/
“An attested Ganda female-associated name. A specific birth-circumstance explanation should be omitted unless supported by a documented family or clan tradition.”
/nah-BAH-teh/
“A traditional Baganda clan-associated name, warmly evoking belonging and ancestry.”
/nah-bah-wah-NOO-kah/
“A traditional name carried with affection and pride in Buganda families”
/nah-BBAH-leh/
“A recognized Baganda female name, carrying the warmth of an honored family and a strong public identity.”
/nah-BAHN-jah/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name, treasured as part of family and clan naming heritage.”
/nah-BBOH-sah/
“A traditional female name of Buganda, warmly associated with family continuity and belonging”
/nah-BEED-doo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-bee-KAHN-dah/
“A traditional Baganda family name used for girls, expressing connection with one’s lineage.”
/nah-bee-KOH-loh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-bee-ROO-mah/
“A traditional Baganda lineage name used for girls, evoking family roots and belonging.”
/nah-bee-ROOM-bee/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name with a gentle, distinctive sound and ancestral resonance.”
/nah-BEE-sah/
“A cherished Baganda name connected with family identity and ancestral belonging.”
/nah-bee-SOO-bee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-boo-KAH-loo/
“A traditional Ganda female name commonly associated with dawn or early morning; it may be understood as “one of the morning” or a child connected with dawn.”
/nah-boo-KEH-rah/
“A traditional Baganda clan or family name, offering a daughter a strong link to her heritage.”
/nah-boo-KEHN-yah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-boo-LEE-meh/
“A traditional female name of Buganda, associated with family heritage and continuity”
/nah-BOO-loh/
“A traditional female name of Buganda; the exact older meaning is not certain”
/nah-BOO-lyah/
“A long-established Buganda feminine name and family name.”
/nah-BOON-yah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-boo-SAH-yee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-BOOT-wah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-BOO-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-BWAH-mee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-bweh-TEH-meh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-DOOM-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-DOON-gah/
“An international female name, usually a form of Nadezhda, meaning “hope.” It is used in Uganda but is not Luganda in origin.”
/NAH-dee-ah/
“A well-attested female personal name in Buganda, also encountered as a family name”
/nah-GAH-yee/
“A distinguished Buganda female name associated with royal visibility, grace, and public honor.”
/nah-GEEN-dah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-JEM-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-JING-goh/
“A Ganda female name, often associated with the Arabic/Swahili name Juma; it is commonly understood as “born on Friday.””
/nah-JOO-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kah-LEH-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kahn-JAH-koh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kahn-WAH-gee/
“Sunshine — a warm, radiant name for a child who brings joy”
/nah-kah-SAH-nah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-KAH-teh/
“The second-born girl of twins”
/nah-KAH-toh/
“An attested Ganda female name. Its form is related to -tudde (“we sat/settled”), but the exact naming circumstance is not reliably recoverable from the name alone.”
/nah-kah-TOOD-deh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kah-WOON-deh/
“A traditional female name of Buganda, also used in family-name contexts”
/nah-kah-YEE-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kah-ZEE-bweh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kee-BEM-beh/
“A historic Baganda royal name, remembered with dignity and honour; Nakibinge is also used as a family name”
/na-ki-BIN-geh/
“A girl who follows twins in the family”
/nah-kee-BOO-kah/
“A traditional Buganda name associated with the strength and courage of the warrior tradition”
/nah-kee-BOO-kah/
“An attested Ganda female name, related to okumera, “to sprout” or “to grow”; it can reasonably suggest growth or flourishing.”
/nah-kee-MEH-rah/
“An attested Ganda female name and surname, associated in form with ekimuli, “flower.””
/nah-kee-MOO-lee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-kee-RAHN-dah/
“The praised one—a child welcomed with admiration and affection.”
/nah-kee-TEN-deh/
“A well-attested Baganda girl’s name and family name, carrying a strong sense of ancestral identity.”
/nah-KEE-toh/
“A traditional feminine Buganda name that also preserves family heritage as a surname.”
/nah-kee-WAH-lah/
“A traditional Buganda female name that preserves family and community identity”
/nah-kee-WOG-gah/
“A traditional Baganda female name and family name, warmly connecting a child with her ancestral community.”
/nah-kee-YEEN-jee/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name and family name, carrying the warmth of an inherited family identity.”
/nah-KAH-zee/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name associated with family identity and continuity.”
/nah-KOO-yah/
“A traditional female name of Buganda, also found as a family name”
/nah-KYOH-beh/
“The awaited girl, expressing the family’s joyful anticipation of her arrival.”
/nah-LEEN-dwah/
“Nalinya is the Buganda royal title of the Kabaka's sister (the queen sister); it is also used as a personal name.”
/nah-LIN-yah/
“A mother of twins; also used as a personal name in recognition of twin birth”
/nah-LOHN-goh/
“A well-attested Baganda girl’s name that also appears as a family name, proudly linking a child with her heritage.”
/nah-loo-BEH-gah/
“A traditional Baganda female name and family name, warmly associated with family continuity and belonging.”
/nah-LOO-goh/
“A respected Baganda family name used for girls, celebrating lineage and belonging.”
/nah-loo-KWAH-goh/
“A cherished traditional Baganda female name; its older personal-name etymology is not securely documented.”
/nah-LOO-leh/
“A dignified traditional Buganda name associated with family and clan continuity.”
/nah-loo-MAHN-yah/
“Beautiful; good; the beautiful one.”
/nah-LOON-gee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-loo-WOH-zah/
“A well-established Baganda feminine and clan-linked family name, connecting a girl with her lineage.”
/nah-LWAHN-gah/
“A well-established Buganda name associated with respected family heritage and feminine dignity.”
/nah-mah-GAHN-dah/
“Peaceful; a hopeful name wishing a girl a life of peace and harmony.”
/nah-mah-GEHM-beh/
“A traditional Baganda family name used as a girl’s given name, linking her to her ancestral community.”
/nah-mah-KOO-lah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-mah-LEH-bah/
“Queen mother; a Buganda title-derived name conveying dignity, wisdom, and respected motherhood”
/nah-mah-SO-leh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-mah-SOO-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-MAH-tah/
“A well-established Baganda female name and family name, warmly carrying a sense of heritage and belonging.”
/nah-mah-TOH-voo/
“A well-attested Baganda girl’s name and family name, celebrating a child’s place in her ancestral community.”
/nah-mah-YAHN-jah/
“Water — a gentle, life-giving name”
/nah-MAH-tsee/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name and family name, giving a child a strong connection to her family line.”
/nahm-BAH-sah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is reliably documented.”
/nahm-BAH-sah/
“The ancestral mother Nambi, remembered in Buganda tradition as Kintu’s wife and a mother of the Baganda; the name carries a strong sense of origins and lineage.”
/NAHM-bee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nahm-BOH-zeh/
“Peace and lasting harmony—a graceful name expressing the honor of a life lived well.”
/nah-mee-REHM-beh/
“A grateful, thankful child—a joyful answer to the family’s hopes and prayers.”
/nahm-PEE-mah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; a fixed literal meaning is not consistently documented.”
/nahm-PEE-jah/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also found as a family name; no general clan-specific meaning is established.”
/nah-moo-BEE-roo/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is securely established.”
/nah-MOOD-doo/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also used as a surname; no fixed literal translation is reliably documented.”
/nah-MOO-gah/
“A determined girl who faces life with courage”
/nah-moo-GWAN-yah/
“A Ganda feminine name formed with Mukasa; it may be understood as ‘female/of Mukasa,’ but it does not by itself identify a ‘Mukasa clan.’”
/nah-moo-KAH-sah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is reliably documented.”
/nah-moo-KWHY-ah/
“Established Ganda feminine name; no recognized ‘Namuli lineage’ meaning should be asserted without family-specific evidence.”
/nah-MOO-lee/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no fixed literal translation is consistently documented.”
/nah-moo-LON-doh/
“Earthquake — a strong, striking name drawn from the power of the earth”
/nah-moo-SEE-see/
“Rainbow — a joyful name evoking colour, hope and new beginnings after rain”
/nah-moo-SOH-keh/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also used as a family name; no general clan-specific gloss is securely established.”
/nah-moo-TEH-bee/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is reliably documented.”
/nah-moo-WAH-yah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no fixed literal translation is consistently documented.”
/nahn-dah-WOO-lah/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also found as a family name; no standard literal gloss is reliably documented.”
/nahn-DOO-jah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no documented literal gloss such as ‘heritage and strength’ should be assigned.”
/nahn-kah-BEER-wah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no fixed literal translation is reliably documented.”
/nahn-KOOM-bee/
“A girl born after twins; a name that marks the continuing arrival of children in the family.”
/nahn-KYAH/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also found as a family name; no general clan meaning is securely established.”
/nah-NOH-noh/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is consistently documented.”
/nahn-YONG-ah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no fixed literal meaning of ‘belonging’ is documented.”
/nahn-SAHM-bah/
“Established Ganda feminine name; no general clan-identity meaning should be assigned without a specific clan or family source.”
/nahn-SAH-nah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no standard literal gloss is reliably documented.”
/nahn-see-KOHM-bee/
“A girl born after twins”
/nahn-soo-BOO-gah/
“Established Ganda feminine name, also found as a family name; no general clan-specific translation is securely established.”
/nahn-TAH-bah/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; do not assign a ‘lion tradition’ meaning without a specific, sourced family or clan context.”
/nahn-TAH-leh/
“Established Ganda feminine personal/family name; no fixed literal translation is consistently documented.”
/nahn-TAHN-dah/
“A well-attested Baganda feminine name, carrying a sense of family continuity and promise.”
/nahn-TEH-zah/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name, warmly connected with ancestry and family belonging.”
/nahn-TOHN-goh/
“A brave girl with the heart of a warrior”
/nahn-TOO-meh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nahn-YAHN-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nahn-YONG-ah/
“The happy one; a daughter who brings joy to her family.”
/nah-NYON-joh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nahn-ZEE-ree/
“A traditional Baganda girl’s name and family name, connecting a daughter with her lineage.”
/nah-SAH-lee/
“A traditional Baganda family name used as a girl’s given name, rich in ancestral identity.”
/nah-SAHN-gah/
““Hills” or “of the hills,” from Luganda ssozi, “hill”; also a well-established feminine personal and family name.”
/nah-SOH-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/nah-SOO-nah/
“A courageous girl who protects what matters and perseveres”
/nah-tah-BAH-zee/
“A traditional female name of Buganda, preserving the memory of family circumstances”
/nah-TAH-bee/
“A traditional name associated with a respected family heritage”
/nah-TEEM-bah/
“A victorious girl who grows through every challenge”
/nah-wahn-GOO-zee/
“A traditional Baganda female name and family name, warmly linking a child with her family’s heritage.”
/nah-wahn-YAH-goh/
““She hears” / “one who hears,” from the Luganda verb okuwulira, “to hear.””
/nah-WOOL-yah/
““She learns” or “she has learned,” from Luganda okuyiga, “to learn.””
/nah-YEE-gah/
“A Latin/Romance form meaning “from Nazareth” or “of Nazareth.””
/nah-ZAH-ree-oh/
““I saw” / “I have seen,” from Luganda okulaba, “to see.””
/ndah-GEE-reh/
“The Ndiga clan name, associated with the sheep and the enduring heritage of its clan members”
/n-DEE-gah/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/n-DOO-gwa/
“The Ngabi clan name, associated with the bushbuck and a strong ancestral identity”
/ngah-BEE/
“Monkey — a traditional Buganda clan-associated animal name”
/n-GEH-yeh/
“A traditional Buganda clan name associated with the ngonge clan and its ancestral heritage.”
/n-GON-geh/
“A Buganda clan-associated name; the claimed specific “njobe tree or plant” explanation is not reliably established.”
/n-JOH-beh/
“A Buganda clan name associated with the elephant (njovu); it is used as a clan/family identifier.”
/n-JOH-voo/
“A genuine Buganda clan name, used as a clan or family identifier.”
/nkeh-JEH/
“A Buganda clan name associated with the monkey (nkima).”
/n-KEE-mah/
“Thunder — a bold nature name expressing power and presence”
/n-KOO-bah/
“Peace; a peaceful one”
/nah-mee-REM-beh/
“A Buganda clan name associated with a bird (nnyonyi).”
/nnyoh-NYEE/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/n-seh-REH-koh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/n-see-BAM-bee/
“A boy born after twins”
/nsoo-BOO-gah/
“A Buganda clan name, commonly associated with ensuma, mushrooms.”
/n-SOO-mah/
“A respected Buganda clan name also used as a given name, carrying a strong sense of heritage and standing.”
/NTEH-geh/
“Rest and comfort”
/NOO-hoo/
“A Buganda clan name associated with the hippopotamus.”
/n-VOO-mah/
O
P
“Steadfast patience and a calm, enduring spirit”
/PAY-shens/
“The Luganda form of Paul, meaning small or humble.”
/pah-WOO-loh/
“Peace, harmony, and a calming presence”
/pees/
“Pearl or coral.”
/peh-NEE-nah/
“Rock; the East African/Luganda form of Peter.”
/PEH-troh/
“A Ugandan spelling/variant of Fiona, ultimately associated with “fair” or “white.””
/fee-O-na/
“A joyful expression of worship and gratitude to God”
/PRAYZ/
“Ancient and venerable”
/PRIS-kah/
“Prosperous and flourishing, with hopes for a life of abundance”
/PROS-per/
“A common Ugandan female short form, often associated with names such as Proscovia/Prosovia; it is not a form of Priscilla.”
/PROS-ee/
“A wise and gracious daughter, associated with thoughtful strength”
/PROO-dens/
R
“God has healed”
/RAF-ee-el/
“Pearl; Rita is traditionally a short form of Margarita/Margaret.”
/REE-tah/
“Pearl; a spelling variant of Rita.”
/REE-tah/
“Roman; a person from Rome”
/ROH-man/
“A Ugandan Muslim form of Arabic Ruqayya/Ruqayyah, commonly interpreted as “rise,” “ascent,” or “elevation.””
/ROO-kee-ah/
S
“A father of twins; also used as a personal name to honor the family’s memorable twin birth.”
/sah-LON-goh/
“Heard by God”
/sahm-WEE-ree/
“Joy and happiness—the delight a much-loved child brings. In Buganda, Sanyu is a personal given name and does not replace the child’s inherited clan affiliation.”
/SAHN-yoo/
“A learned and thoughtful woman”
/skoh-LAS-tik-ah/
“A Ugandan form of Scholastica, associated with learning and wisdom”
/SKOH-vee-ah/
“Venerable and worthy of honor”
/seh-BAS-chan/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-GAH-wah/
“A respected Buganda royal name, associated with courage, authority, and public leadership.”
/seh-mah-koh-KEE-roh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-mah-KOO-lah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-mwoh-geh-REH-reh/
“Fragrance; a sweet scent.”
/shah-MEEM/
“An Irish form of Síle/Sheila, generally linked with Cecilia; its traditional etymology is commonly given as “blind.””
/SHEE-la/
“Of the forest; connected with woodland and nature”
/sil-VAY-nus/
“A Luganda/Ugandan form of Simeon, from Hebrew: “he has heard,” traditionally understood as “God has heard.””
/see-meh-OH-nee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/SEEN-gah/
“A father of twins; also used as a personal name in recognition of twin birth”
/sah-LOHN-goh/
“Joy and happiness”
/SAHN-yoo/
“An attested Baganda male and family name, apparently connected with the Luganda root -dduka, “run” or “flee.””
/sseh-bah-DOO-kah/
“One who loves; loving.”
/seh-ba-GA-la/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-BAHT-tah/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/seh-BBO-wa/
“A recognized Baganda clan-family name; its traditional etymology is not securely documented.”
/sseh-boog-GWAH-woh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-boo-LEE-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-BOON-ya/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-BOO-foo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-BOO-mah/
“A traditional Baganda personal and family name passed through family lines”
/seh-gee-REEN-ya/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name”
/seh-JEM-ba/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name”
/seh-ka-BEM-beh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-KAJ-jah/
“An attested Ganda male name. The element amaanyi/maanya is associated with strength or power, not specifically with wisdom or sound judgment.”
/sseh-kah-MAHN-yah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-KAN-dee/
“An attested Ganda male personal and family name. Its precise traditional lexical derivation is not securely documented.”
/seh-ka-TA-wa/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-kee-GAHN-dah/
“An attested Ganda male name. Kubo means “path” or “way” in Luganda, but the full personal name does not have a securely established gloss of “a person associated with a path.””
/seh-kee-KU-bo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-kee-REE-meh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-kee-SAM-boo/
“A recognized Baganda personal and family name; its traditional etymology is not securely documented.”
/sseh-kee-toh-LEH-koh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-kee-zee-YEE-vu/
“An attested Ganda male name associated with the Luganda verb kuuma, “to guard, keep, or protect.””
/sseh-KOO-mah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-KYAN-zee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-mah-KOO-lah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-MAN-dah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-mah-TIM-bah/
“An attested Ganda male personal and family name. It has a possible association with the Luganda root batya, “fear,” but the full name’s conventional lexical gloss is not secure.”
/seh-m-BAH-tyah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ssem-PEE-jah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sen-FU-ma/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ssen-KOOM-bah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sen-TAH-moo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sen-TON-goh/
“Star — a luminous name suggesting guidance and distinction”
/sen-YAHN-geh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-NYON-gah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sen-YON-jo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-roon-JOH-gee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/sseh-roon-KOO-mah/
“A traditional Baganda personal and clan-associated name; the precise historical etymology is not certain”
/seh-roo-YAN-geh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-RWAD-dah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-RWANG-ah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-wan-KAM-bo/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/seh-wah-NYAH-nah/
“A crown of honour”
/steh-FAH-noh/
“Star.”
/STEL-ah/
“An Arabic name commonly understood as “little elevated one” or “distinguished one.””
/soo-MY-ah/
“Hope—a simple, uplifting name for a child who represents brighter days ahead.”
/SOO-bee/
“A historic name of Buganda kings, evoking royal dignity and a strong heritage.”
/SOO-nah/
“Of the forest; woodland woman.”
/SIL-vee-ah/
T
“Gazelle.”
/TAB-ih-thah/
“A form of Thaddeus, traditionally interpreted as “heart” or “courageous.””
/tah-DEH-oh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/teh-bahn-DEH-keh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/teh-NYOO-wah/
“Gift of God, a cherished blessing welcomed with gratitude”
/THEE-uh-dor/
“Honouring God”
/tee-moh-SEH-woh/
“God is good”
/toh-bah-SEE-ah-see/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/TRAY-see/
U
V
W
“A male twin name in Lusoga/Busoga usage, cognate with Ganda Wasswa; traditionally borne by one of a male twin pair.”
/why-SWAH/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wah-KAH-bee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wa-la-KEE-ra/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wa-LEE-go/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wa-loo-GEM-beh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wa-loo-KAG-ga/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wa-loo-SIM-bee/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/wah-lyeh-MEH-rah/
“A revered ancestral and royal name in Buganda, associated with the ancient Kabaka Wamala and with enduring clan lineage.”
/wah-MAH-lah/
“A traditional Buganda name associated with a strong, courageous man”
/wah-SAH-jah/
“The first-born boy of twins”
/WAH-swah/
“Thank you—a name of gratitude for the blessing of a long-awaited or cherished child.”
/weh-BAH-leh/
“A Welsh name commonly interpreted as “blessed/holy peace” or “peaceful reconciliation.””
/WIN-ih-fred/
Y
Z
“Completed or fulfilled—a hopeful name for a long-awaited child or for a future brought to fruition.”
/zah-WEDD-eh/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ZEE-moo-lah/
“A traditional Luganda name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”
/ZEE-wah/