ADEBAJO
Adebajo
Adebajo is a surname of West African origin, particularly common among the Yoruba people of Nigeria. The name is derived from the Yoruba language, with "Ade" meaning "crown" and "bajo" possibly derived from "ba" (father).
In recent years, the surname Adebajo has also been found among the British population, signifying the multicultural heritage of the United Kingdom. This can be attributed to migration patterns and the blending of cultures in modern society.
Individuals carrying the surname Adebajo often take pride in their Yoruba heritage and may be descendants of Nigerian immigrants who settled in the UK. The surname may also indicate a familial link to the Yoruba culture and traditions.
As with many surnames, the history and significance of Adebajo tell a story of heritage, migration, and the rich tapestry of identities that make up the multicultural landscape of Britain.
There are approximately 183 people named Adebajo in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Adebajo.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Adetayo
- Adewale
- Albert
- Anthony
- Benson
- Femi
- Idowu
- Olatunde
- Olufemi
- Olusola
- Samuel
- Tito
Female
- Adedoyin
- Adenike
- Elizabeth
- Josephine
- Olamide
- Olga
- Olubunmi
- Rukayat
- Toyin
- Yetunde
Similar and related surnames
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