TAWIAH
Tawiah
Tawiah is a British surname of Ghanaian origin. The name is derived from the Akan people of Ghana, particularly from the Fante ethnic group. In Ghanaian culture, names are significant as they often denote the day of the week a person is born, among other cultural nuances.
The popularity of the surname Tawiah has spread beyond Ghana, with families bearing this name residing in the United Kingdom and other parts of the world. As with many African surnames, Tawiah may carry genealogical, historical, or tribal connotations, providing a link to the individual's heritage and ancestry.
In the UK, individuals with the surname Tawiah have made contributions to various fields such as academia, sports, arts, and business. The prevalence of this surname underscores the diverse cultural tapestry that exists within the British population, reflecting the rich history of migration and global connections that have shaped the nation over centuries.
As with many surnames, Tawiah serves as a symbolic marker of identity, heritage, and familial connections, reinforcing the importance of one's roots and background in shaping individual and collective narratives.
There are approximately 286 people named Tawiah in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around four in a million people in Britain are named Tawiah.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Alexander
- Benjamin
- Daniel
- Derrick
- Edward
- Emmanuel
- Eric
- Frederick
- Joseph
- Prince
Female
- Aba
- Agnes
- Akosua
- Emelia
- Esther
- Evelyn
- Georgina
- Gladys
- Mary
- Nana