Nanakofi
Meaning of Nanakofi
Nanakofi is a distinctive and culturally rich name for boys, originating from Ghana. The name is pronounced as NAH-nah-KOH-fee (/nɑˈnɑkofi/), seamlessly blending tradition with modern appeal. It combines two significant elements: "Nana," which often signifies royalty or respect in many African cultures, and "Kofi," meaning "born on Friday" in the Akan language of Ghana. This name not only reflects a deep cultural heritage but also carries a sense of nobility and reverence. Variations of the name include Nana and Kofi, both of which are commonly used independently. In the United States, Nanakofi remains quite rare; it was given to only 5 newborns in 2022, ranking at 12,313th place. Choosing Nanakofi for your child can offer a unique identity while honoring rich Ghanaian traditions and meanings.
Pronunciation
Ghanaian
- Pronunced as NAH-nah-KOH-fee (/nɑˈnɑkofi/)
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