Titilope
Meaning of Titilope
Titilope is a beautiful and unique name for baby girls. This name has its origins in the Yoruba language, spoken mainly in Nigeria. In Yoruba, Titilope is pronounced as tee-tee-LOH-peh (/ti.ti.ˈlo.pe/). The name carries a melodic quality that rolls off the tongue effortlessly. Titilope is associated with meanings such as "eternal happiness" or "forever grateful." It also exudes a sense of joy and positivity, making it an excellent choice for parents who want to bestow a cheerful name upon their little one. Though not very common, Titilope has gained some popularity in recent years, with 6 occurrences recorded in the United States in 1997, ranking at 12,069th place. Another variation of this name is Titi, which shares the same meaning and conveys a similar sentiment of everlasting joy and gratitude. Overall, Titilope is a lovely choice for parents seeking a distinctive and meaningful name for their daughter.
Pronunciation
Yoruba
- Pronunced as tee-tee-LOH-peh (/ti.ti.ˈlo.pe/)
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Notable People Named Titilope
| Titilope Gbemisola Akosa, also known as Titilope Akosa, is a Nigerian environmentalist, lawyer, and human rights activist, known for her work in climate justice and gender equality. |
| Titilope Sonuga, also known as Titi Sonuga, is a Nigerian poet, civil engineer, and actress who divides her time between Lagos, Nigeria and Edmonton, Canada. |
