In case you missed the thread about Urhobo names you can visit the following pages ( http://www.nairaland.com/2207345/naming-urhobo-culture-meanings-significance, http://www.nairaland.com/2298724/urhobo-names-meanings).
Alero — Female firstborn
Abidemi (Demi) - A child born before either the father or grandparents arrive
Aboyowa (Oyo) - Child that brought joy
Arenyeka (Yeka) — You cannot walk the universe
Besida (Besi) — As destiny dictates/decides
Dolor — Money
Ebeji — Twins
Orighomisan (Misan) — My head is good
Toritsefe (Tofe) — What God wants
Agbeyegbe — You do not live forever
Agboghoroma (Roma/Ogho) — You cannot buy a child with money
Asorkpinmi (Aso) — I am tired of criticism
Atigbinolaye (Atigbin) — Remember who helped you
Atigbioritse (Itse) — Remember God
Atsegbaghan (Aghan) — Give them help
Edema — Gentleman
Edemadiden (Diden/Edema) — Gentleman with light skin
Edemadudun (Dudun/Edema) — Gentleman with dark skin
Edematie (Edema) — Small gentleman
Mene — First
Ofoeghareno (Ofeno) — Our elders speak the words of wisdom
Ofortokun (Otokun) — Nobody listens to poor men
Okorodudun (Okoro/Dudun) — Black guy
Okorotie (Okotie) — Small guy
Omatseye (Tseye) — Child is life
Toghanranrose (Toghanro) — Our enemies’ plans have failed
Towuaghantse — You act the way you want
Ayirioritse (Ayiri) — You should praise God
Ayonuwe (Ayo) — The blessing of today
Babaludewa (Oludewa) — The reincarnation of Our Father
Ebieshuwa (Shuwa) — Family is fortune
Ebisanjuwa (Ebisan) — Family is more than fortune
Ereofooluwa (Ofoluwa / Oluwa ) — God’s word is fulfilling
Esigbone (Gbone) — The law of the people
Esijolomisan (Misan/Jolomi) — I am moving in the direction of prosperity
Eyimofe (Mofe) — This is what I want
Eyituoyo (Tuoyo) — This is enough to be happy
Ofeoritse (Ofe) — The gift from the Lord
Ofoluwafo (Ofo/Oluwa/Wafo) — God’s words
Ogungbemi (Ogbemi/Ogun) — Protected by the God of War
Ojobon (Obon) – Name for a child born on Market day
Oludewa (Olude) — Lord came back
Olumagin (Olu) — The king knows
Oritsemeyiwa (Meyiwa) — Brought by the Lord
Oritsemodupe (Dupe) — God I am grateful
Oritsemoyowa (Oyowa/Moyowa) — Joy from the Lord
Oritseretseoluwa (Sowa/Seoluwa) — God is my king
Credits:
http://ngr.ng/itsekiri-names/
