Some Male Names and Meaning

Names Of Male Child By Uwagboe Ogieva

1. adolo 2. agbonkonkon 3. agbontaen 4. agbonwanegbe 5. aghazeruovban 6. aibuedefe 7. aigbogun 8. aihuobabekun 9. akengbedo 10. akengboi 11. akengbuda 12. akenkpaye 13. akenzae 14. akenzua 15. akugbe 16. ameghasihion 17. ebiuwairo 18. edokpagbeyuhun 19. edomwandagbon 20. edoni 21. edunekhui 22. eduwuirofo 23. eduzola 24. efevbeokieke 25. egbeka 26. egbenayaloben 27. egbeokaruwa 28. egboghakan 29. eguaemwense 30. eguagie 31. eheneden 32. ehengbuda 33. ehiozee 34. ekenesenahenrien 35. ekenomaghele 36. ekhenayahiore 37. ekhorgiawe 38. ekhorsuehi 39. ekhorutomwen 40. ekomwenrenren 41. ekorowiro 42. ekpenede 43. emwiogbon 44. enakhere 45. enaruna 46. enoghayiangbon 47. enomaren 48. enosagie 49. erediauwa 50. eresoyen 51. eresoyen 52. erevbenagie 53. erokpaedamwen 54. erokpaidamwen 55. eronmwon 56. eseimuede 57. esigie 58. evbaguehita 59. evbakhamenhi 60. evbakhavbokun 61. evbakowierhu 62. evbaruovbokhanre 63. evbiehiomwan'iwiovban 64. evbu 65. evbuomwan 66. evian 67. ewedo 68. eweka 69. ewuakpe 70. ewuare 71. ewuare 72. eyenghaleki 73. ezegbebe 74. ezoti 75. ezoti 76. giegbefumwen 77. henmihen 78. ibierutomwen 79. iduoriyekemwen 80. ighiwiyisi 81. ighodaro 82. iguehide 83. iguehimwenduwa 84. ihanmwinran 85. imagbe'nikaro 86. imarhiagbe 87. imasiokuebo 88. iyayomwaegbe 89. iyengumwena 90. iyenguwena 91. iyonawan 92. izehiese 93. obanosa 94. odoruyi 95. ogbebo 96. ogbeide 97. ogbeiwi 98. oguola 99. ohen 100. ohenzae 101. ogieva ohuan okieke'arenayakon okuomose olua olua omorogbe omozuhiomwan onaghise oreoghene orhogbua orobehi orobiru osaigbovo osaikhukhuomwan osaromen osasenaro osabuohien osarenkhóe osemwende otuomagie ovonramwen ozolua ozuere udagbedo uhunamure usevbinhiakhin uwaifiokun uwuakhuahen uwuigiaren

aimiuwu akendayi akioyamen amayo edionwe ehimwenma enosakhare enosayaba idahosa idemudia idubor idusaye igbinedion igbinidu igbinoba igbinokun igbinosa igbinosun igiehon imafidon imafu imaruagheru iyare iyayi iyọha izẹvbigie nenhizẹna nomayo nosakahre nowamagbe obagie obahiagbon ọbapkọlor ọbasẹki obasohan obasuyi obayantor obazuaye obọmasọmwanikhin ọdigiẹ odion odionwere ogbeide ọgbọmwan ogedegbe ogiemwonyi ogieva ogunsuyi ohanenzẹ okosun ọlaye olotu omoigui omonfọmwan omongiatẹ ọmonkaro omonoýan omonregie omonruyi omonuwa omonzusi omorodion ọmwenyeke ọnaiwu osagbemworrue osaghae osagie osagiẹdẹ osahon osakpamwan osarogiagbon osasuyi osayamen osayi osayọmonrre osayuwamen osayuwu osazẹ osawe osazuwa osunde otote ovbokhan ọviasu oviawe owen ukponmwan umogun usuanlele utọmwen uwagboe uwaifo uwazere uyiekpen uyigue uyilawa uwangue Imasuen Aibuedefe Giegbefumwen Imasiokuebo Odoruyi Enaruna Ogbeiwi Omorogbe Imarhiagbe Okuomose Ehiozee Iyenguwena Osaromen Enakhere Egbenayaloben Egbeokaruwa Aigbogun Iyonawan Iyayomwaegbe Evbu Ebiuwairo Okieke'arenayakon Efevbeokieke Usevbinhiakhin Aghazeruovban Evbakhamenhi Evbiehiomwan'iwiovban Osasenaro Erokpaidamwen Orobehi Uhunamure Ekhenayahiore

Some beautiful Edo names of which the abbreviation "Amen" was or has been derived.

1) Ameghasihion.......Amen gha se ihion. This means what goes around comes around. What affects the eyes can affect the nose, the same as what affects the friend or enemy can come around so thou shall not revel in others misfortune.

2) Amenaghawuon......Amen ne agha wuon ele se omwan rae. This is referring to destiny. What is destined to be yours will never pass you by

3) Amowie.............Amen owie ne gbe orumwokpa....This is specific about the storm of life; it doesn't select or chose who it touches.

4) Ameze........ Amen eze eghi si ofo. Water from the stream will not cause you to sweat. A cool and calm manner can douse a red hot situation.

4) Egbebaloakhamen.....Egbe eghi balo akhe amen. The water pot is always cool and not often boiling. An elder or leader must be cool tempered.

Note...In writing Edo language, as in the instance of "Amen", there is supposed to be a dot (.) underneath the (e) but I have not been able to do that in this case, though I have tried but I am not really a computer genius so I have in some instance added (n) after the (e) to make is sound straight forward and easily understandable by the Edos' therefore (Amen) in this case should not be seen as a response to prayers in English, it simply means Water.