Isioma

Meaning of Isioma

With roots in the Igbo language of Nigeria, the name Isioma literally whispers “good thing” or “good luck,” wrapping its bearer in a halo of hopeful beginnings. Pronounced ee-see-OH-mah, it rolls off the tongue with a lilting joy, like the first chorus of birds at dawn. Though Isioma appears only occasionally in the US top 1,000—hovering around the 900s with fewer than ten new Isiomas most years—this rarity only boosts its charm, making it feel like a treasured secret. Parents often envision their daughter stepping into the world blessed by serendipity, carrying a name that celebrates positivity and possibility. And as a bonus, she’ll always have a built-in icebreaker—friends and neighbors will be eager to learn more about her beautiful name. In a sea of familiar favorites, Isioma sparkles with soulful warmth and quiet confidence, an inspirational reminder that sometimes the most extraordinary stories begin with a simple wish for good fortune.

Pronunciation

Nigerian English

• Pronunced as ee-see-OH-mah (/iˈsiːoˈmɑ/)

• Amarachi
• Adaeze
• Chisom
• Ifeoma
• Nneoma