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Obiora
Obiora See entry 89 (Obiora) — the heart of the people, the communal anchor of Igbo society, the man whose sense of self is inseparable from his community's well-being.
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Nnamdi
Igbo · “An Igbo name meaning "my father is alive" or "father lives on in me", composed of "nna" (father) and "m di" (my is/exists). It is given to a boy who is believed to embody the spirit of a deceased grandfather or father, maintaining the continuity of the family spirit.”
Emeka
Igbo · “A short form of Chukwuemeka, an Igbo name meaning "God has done great things". Used widely as an independent given name, Emeka is one of the most recognised Igbo masculine names internationally.”
Uchenna
Igbo · “An Igbo name meaning "God's will" or "the mind of God", composed of "uche" (mind, thought, will) and "nna" (father, God), meaning "the Father's thought" or "according to God's will". A name of profound theological submission.”
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Chukwuemeka
“An Igbo name meaning "God has done great things" — see entry 82 (Emeka) for the abbreviated form. Here listed in its full form, as it is used formally in literary and official contexts.”
Ngozi
“An Igbo name meaning "blessing" or "blessedness". Ngozi is one of the most common Igbo feminine names, expressing the parents' recognition of the child as a divine gift and a source of benediction for the family.”
Ngozi
“See entry 79. Listed additionally to ensure coverage of this critically important Igbo feminine name.”
Adaeze
“An Igbo name composed of "ada" (first daughter, eldest daughter) and "eze" (king, ruler), meaning "the king's daughter" or "princess". It is a name of high lineage given to the firstborn daughter of a royal or noble family.”
Uchenna
“An Igbo name meaning "God's will" or "the mind of God", composed of "uche" (mind, thought, will) and "nna" (father, God), meaning "the Father's thought" or "according to God's will". A name of profound theological submission.”
Kelechi
“An Igbo name meaning "praise God" or "give thanks to God", composed of "kele" (to praise, to give thanks) and "Chi" (personal God, divine spirit). It is a devotional name that transforms the act of praise into a personal identity.”
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