African Names Begin with D, E and F

African names begin with D

African names begin with D, E or F follow. These are the traditional interpretations. Neimology™ Science gives more than a three word meaning to names as it explains the attributes and emotional dispositions inherent in the name. Short examples of these can be found on the blog page. Would you like this done with your name? You can order your name done. See the sidebar for more information.
Dabir- Teacher
Dada- Curly hair
Dakarai- Rejoice
Daktari- Healer
Dalia- Gentle
Dalila- Gentleness is her soul
Damisi- Sociable, cheerful, needs attention
Danladi- Born on a Sunday
Daren- Born at nightDarweshi- Devout
Daudi- Beloved
Dawa- Medleine
Dawud- Beloved
Dayo- Joy arrives
De- Virtue, Cheerful, needs clutter
Deka- Pleasing
Delu- The only girl
Desta- Joy
Dhakiya- Intelligent
Dhambizao- Responsible for their own sins
Dhuriya- Descendant
Diallo- Bold
Dikeledi- Tears
Dodo- Lovable, large
Doli- Doll
Dong- East
Dubaku- Eleventh born child
Dulani- Cutting
Dumaka- Help out
Dumisani- Give praise

African names begin with E

Ebele- Mercy, kindness
Ebo- Born on Tuesday
Efia- Born on Friday
Ehioze- Not jealous
Eidi- Festival
Ekene- Praise
Ekenedilichukwu- All praise to God
Ekon- Strong
Ekundaya- Sorrow becomes joy
Ekwueme- He says, He does
Elewa- Intelligent
Ellema- Milking a cow
Emeka- Great deeds
Emem- Peace
Enam- Gift from God
Eniola- Person of wealth
Enitan- Person of story
Enu- Fifth born child
Enyinnaya- His father's friend
Eshe- Life
Esi- Born on Sunday
Essien- Sixth-born son
Etana- Strong one
Eyelin- The apple of parent's eye
Eze- King

African names begin with F

Fadhila- Outstanding
Fahari- Splendour
Fahim- Learned
Faida- Benefit
Faika- Superior
Faiza- Victorious
Falala- Born into abundance
Fanaka- Prosperity
Farai- Rejoice
Faraji- Consolation
Farhani- Happy
Farida- Unique
Fenyang- Conquerer, sweet smelling
Fola- Honor
Folami- Respect and honor me
Foluke- Breath of flowers, placed in God's hand
Fulumirani- A journey
Fumnanya- Love me
Funanya- Love
Fungai- Think, sweet smelling Funsan- Request
Furaha- Joy, happiness
Fynn- Name of a river in Ghana