Wanjiku is a unique and beautiful name for a baby girl. It has its origins in the Kikuyu culture of Kenya. The name Wanjiku is pronounced as wahn-JEE-koo (/wɑnˈdʒi.ku/), and it holds a special meaning to the people of Kenya. In Kikuyu tradition, Wanjiku is associated with being a brave and strong-willed individual. It symbolizes determination, resilience, and independence. The name Wanjiku also has variations such as Wanjira. Although not very common in the United States, with only 5 occurrences in 1998 and ranking at 14,121, Wanjiku carries a sense of cultural richness and uniqueness that would make it an exceptional choice for parents seeking an unusual and meaningful name for their daughter.
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