GYASI
Gyasi
Gyasi is a surname of Ghanaian origin, commonly found in the United Kingdom among Ghanaian expatriates and their descendants. The name Gyasi originates from the Akan ethnic group in Ghana, where it often signifies "wonder" or "marvellous".
The Gyasi surname is associated with a rich history and cultural heritage rooted in Ghanaian traditions. Individuals bearing this surname often take pride in their Ghanaian roots and may actively engage in preserving and promoting their cultural identity within the British diaspora.
In contemporary Britain, the Gyasi surname has been embraced as a symbol of diversity and multiculturalism, reflecting the country's longstanding ties with Ghana and the broader African diaspora. Many individuals of Gyasi descent have made significant contributions to various fields, including arts, academia, business, and sports, enriching the cultural tapestry of British society.
The presence of the Gyasi surname in the UK underscores the interconnectedness of global communities and the enduring impact of migration on shaping modern societies. Through their achievements and connections, individuals with the Gyasi surname continue to uphold their Ghanaian heritage while embracing their British identity.
There are approximately 249 people named Gyasi in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around four in a million people in Britain are named Gyasi.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Alexander
- Emmanuel
- George
- Ibrahim
- John
- Kwabena
- Paul
- Samuel
- Stephen
- William
Female
- Adjoa
- Akua
- Beatrice
- Doris
- Emma
- Janet
- Nana
- Ruth
- Sarah
- Theresa