Adeola
Meaning of Adeola
In the sun-drenched villages and bustling markets of southwestern Nigeria, Adeola arrives like a gentle breeze, its syllables rolling out in Yoruba ah-deh-OH-lah with melodic ease. Rooted in the noble “Ade” (crown) and the gracious “Ola” (wealth or honor), this unisex gem conjures an image of tiny monarchs crowned with prosperity. On the other side of the globe, Anglo-American parents discovering Adeola might feel they’re sprinkling a dash of royal stardust on their little one, a choice rare enough to stand out—currently just inside the US top thousand—but with all the ambition to soar skyward. It’s the equivalent of gifting a newborn a miniature treasure chest brimming with fortune and heritage, a name that dances between cultures and promises a storybook beginning alive with warmth and wonder.
Pronunciation
Yoruba
- Pronunced as ah-deh-OH-lah (/a.de.o.la/)
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Notable People Named Adeola
| Adeola Akinremi - |
| Adeola Fayehun - |
| Adeola Olubamiji - |
| Adeola Ariyo - |
| Adeola Emmanuel Abolaji - |
