Kosisochukwu

Meaning of Kosisochukwu

Kosisochukwu strides in with a gentle strength: an Igbo unisex name from Nigeria’s lively southeast that means “what God has willed,” and rolls off the tongue as koh-SEE-soh-CHOO-kwu. Used by families seeking a name that sings of divine purpose and gratitude, it fits both boys and girls like a softly woven cloak. Though still rare in the U.S.—first appearing on the charts in 2004 at rank 937 and since settling in the mid-900s with about six to twelve little Kosisochuwkus welcomed most years—it has quietly carved out its own space in birth announcements. Each appearance feels like an affirmation of faith and hope, inspiring stories of heritage and belief to light the path ahead.

Pronunciation

Igbo

• Pronunced as koh-see-soh-choo-kwoo (/koˈsi.so.tʃu.kwu/)

• Kosi
• Chukwudi
• Chukwunonso
• Chukwuma
• Kosiso
• Chukwuemeka
• Chukwuebuka