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The name Ajani is a baby boy name. The name Ajani comes from the African origin. In African The meaning of the name Ajani is: He fights for possession. (Nigerian). |
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| Boy or Girl ?: | boy | |||
| Origin of name: | African | |||
| Meaning: | He fights for possession. (Nigerian). | |||
| Expression number: | 8 | |||
| SoulUrge Number: | 11 | |||
| Average Visitor Rating: | 4.94 (Out of 5) | |||
| Number of ratings: | 18 | |||
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written by Duprene, October 22, 2007
written by Duprene, October 22, 2007
Very strong name/warrior intended
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written by Ebony1, November 16, 2007
written by Ebony1, November 16, 2007
how is this pronounced?
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written by Shaee, November 25, 2007
written by Shaee, November 25, 2007
My daughter name is Ajani. She too has a dominant personality. Her first name is Shiloh which means the Messiah. I love the name and it fits HER to a "t"
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written by T.Chandler, December 11, 2007
written by T.Chandler, December 11, 2007
I love this name!!! It's powerful and beautiful!
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written by shelly-ann, January 30, 2008
written by shelly-ann, January 30, 2008
this is my son's middle name and i like it.I think that Ajani is a beautiful name.
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written by ajahnae, February 22, 2008
written by ajahnae, February 22, 2008
this is my twin brothers name and it takes a really dominant warrior type to have this name
warrior
written by ajani, March 22, 2008
written by ajani, March 22, 2008
My mother named me Allen 55 years ago About a year ago God renamed me Ajani due to my life experiences. I've given African names to some of my Americanized relatives with much resistance. They are content with their slave names. The only one who seems to understand is my 2 1/2 great, great nephew who I renamed him Ja Ja. Hopefully by the time he becomes an adult we will become Black again and acknowledge the power and beauty in African names.
I Likes.....
written by naaji, October 19, 2008
written by naaji, October 19, 2008
I like the name very much it is definitely on my list
Warrior, I changed my name to Ajani too.
written by Ajani Azizi, July 29, 2009
written by Ajani Azizi, July 29, 2009
Since my teens I wanted to change my name. In my early 20's I really began to feel the tug. By my early thirties I began researching African names. Over time I found a few, but they didnt quite fit. So I began to pray to God in assisting me in finding a suitable name. When I found the name Ajani, and knew of its meaning, it never left my mind. And in being the person that God has blessed me to become, the name is very fitting. I too, recieved some resistance from my family. This fine tuned me in being more sound in my decision. In loving African names, I know that I am more of this, than I was that. Others feared it, some accepted it, many wondered about it; but all respected it. Now I am, I am Ajani.
Warrior, our similar stories really caught my eye. especially since, they were like occurances that I saw after the event of changing my name.
Warrior, our similar stories really caught my eye. especially since, they were like occurances that I saw after the event of changing my name.
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