“A” represents the Head. If your name starts with “A”, then it is considered that you show a strong interest in life in general and possess an independent nature. It shows Determination, Enterprise, and Courage. Three or more A’s appear in the name and can tip the scales toward selfishness.
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Here on this page, we have compiled famous African Baby Boy Names Starting With A; choose the best name for your little one from the following list of the most popular unique African Boy Names Start With A. You might be interested in more baby names on our site.
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145 Beautiful African Baby Boy Names Starting With A
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NAME |
MEANING |
| Abai | Of the Nile River |
| Abasi | stern one |
| Abayomi | Born to bring me joy |
| Abayomi | Nigerian name meaning bringer of happiness. |
| Abdalla | servant of God |
| Abdalla | Servant of God |
| Abdalla | Servant of God. (Swahili). |
| Abdu | worshipper of God |
| Abdu | Worshiper of God |
| Abdu | Worshiper of God |
| Abede | he has flourished |
| Abeeku | Born on Wednesday |
| Abeeku | Ghanian word for one who is born on Wednesday. |
| Abejide | Born during winter |
| Abejide | Nigerian name for one who is born in the wintertime. |
| Abiade | born of royal parents |
| Abidugun | born before the war |
| Abimbola | born to be wealthy |
| Abiodun | born during the festival |
| Abiodun | Born at the time of war |
| Abiola | Born in honor |
| Abiola | Nigerian name given to one born during the New Year. |
| Addae | morning sun |
| Addae | Morning sun |
| Addae | Ghanian word for the morning sun. |
| Addi | the new |
| Ade | Nigerian word meaning royal. |
| Ade | royal |
| Ade | Royal |
| Adeagbo | brings royal honor |
| Adebayo | Nigerian for ‘he was happy’. |
| Adebayo | He came in a joyful time |
| Adeben | Ghanian name given to the twelfth-born son. |
| Adeben | Twelfth-born |
| Adegoke | the crown has been exalted |
| Adejola | Nigerian name meaning ‘the crown needs honour’. |
| Adejola | the crown feeds on honors |
| Adelabu | the crown overcame trouble |
| Adelaja | the crown settles a quarrel |
| Adesola | Nigerian name meaning ‘the crown honoured us’. |
| Adesola | The crown honored us |
| Adeyemi | the crown suits me well |
| Adhama | glory |
| Adigun | righteous |
| Adika | Ghanian name given to the first child from a second husband. |
| Adika | first child of second husband |
| Adika | The first child of a second husband |
| Adio | Righteous. (Nigerian.). |
| Adio | Be righteous |
| Adisa | The clear one (Nigerian). |
| Adisa | One who makes himself clear |
| Adofo | Ghanian word for warrior. |
| Adofo | Warrior |
| Adom | God’s blessing. (Ghanian). |
| Adunbi | Nigerian word for pleasant. |
| Adunbi | born to be pleasant |
| Adunbi | Born to be pleasant |
| Adusa | Ghanian name given to the thirteenth-born child. |
| Adusa | Thirteenth-born |
| Afework | speaks pleasant things |
| Afiba | by the sea |
| Afram | from Afram river region |
| Aganju | In Yoruban mythology, Aganju was the son and husband of Ododua, the earth goddess. |
| Ahmed | Praiseworthy |
| Ahmed | Praiseworthy |
| Aiyetoro | Peace on earth. (Nigerian). |
| Ajagbe | he carries off the prize |
| Ajamu | he fights for what he wants |
| Ajani | He fights for possession. (Nigerian). |
| Ajani | takes possession after struggle |
| Ajani | The victor |
| Ajayi | born face down |
| Aje | wizard |
| Akanni | Our encounter brings possession |
| Akiiki | Friend |
| Akiiki | Friend. (Ugandan). |
| Akinkawon | bravery pacified them |
| Akinlabi | We have a boy |
| Akinlabi | We have a boy. (Nigerian). |
| Akinlana | valor |
| Akinlana | Valor |
| Akinlana | Brave (Nigerian). |
| Akinlawon | bravery sustains them |
| Akins | brave boy |
| Akins | Brave boy |
| Akins | Brave boy |
| Akinsanya | the valor avenges |
| Akono | It is my turn |
| Akono | My turn. (Nigerian). |
| Akua | Ghanian name for one born on Thursday. |
| Akwetee | younger of twins |
| Akwetee | Ghanian name for the second twin born. |
| Akwtee | Younger of twins |
| Akwtee | Younger of twins |
| Alanyo | born while parent were apart |
| Ali | exalted |
| Ali | Exalted |
| Ali | Exalted |
| Alin | perfection |
| Amadi | He seems destined to die at birth |
| Amadi | Nigerian name meaning ‘fated to die at birth’. |
| Aman | peace |
| Amani | trust, safety |
| Ambakisye | God has been merciful |
| Ambonisye | Tanzianian name meaning ‘God rewards me’. |
| Anane | Fourth son |
| Anane | Ghanian name given to the fourth son born. |
| Anasa | joy |
| Andwele | God brought me |
| Anella | content, satisfied |
| Angorit | last-born child |
| Aniweta | Nigerian name meaning ‘brought by a spirit’. |
| Anum | Fifth-born |
| Anum | Ghanian name given to the fifth born child. |
| Apara | child that comes and goes |
| Apara | A child that comes and goes |
| Aramde | the walker |
| Aren | eagle |
| Aren | Eagle. (Nigerian). |
| Asim | Protector |
| Asim | Protector |
| Assefa | enlarge |
| Asukile | the Lord has washed me |
| Aswad | Black |
| Aswad | Black |
| Ata | twin |
| Ata | Ghanian name given to the first-born twin. |
| Atieno | guardian of the night |
| Atsu | Ghanian name given to the second-born twin. |
| Atsu | Younger of twins |
| Atu | Born on Saturday |
| Atu | Ghanian name given to a boy born on Saturday. |
| Atuanya | A surprise, unexpected. (Nigerian). |
| Ayinde | we praised him and he came |
| Ayize | Let it happen |
| Ayo | joy |
| Ayo | Happiness |
| Ayo | Nigerian name meaning ‘happiness’. |
| Azi | Nigerian name meaning ‘youth’. |
| Azikiwe | vigorous |
| Azima | magically charmed into motion |
| Azizi | Precious |
| Azizi | precious |
| Azizi | Precious |
| Azmera | harvest |