Origin and Meaning of Olubunmi

God has given me this one

Origin: Yoruba - Derived from a combination of the Yoruba words 'olu' meaning 'God' and 'bunmi' meaning 'to give me'.

• Olubunmi is a name commonly used in Nigeria, especially among the Yoruba ethnic group, reflecting deep spiritual and cultural significance.
• The name is often given to children as a way of expressing gratitude to God for the gift of life and the child's birth.
• Notable bearers of the name Olubunmi include public figures and professionals, particularly in arts, academia, and business in Nigeria.
• While not common outside Nigeria, the name is recognized within the Yoruba diaspora and is occasionally used by families wishing to preserve their cultural heritage.
• Related names include Bunmi (shorter form) and other Yoruba names beginning with 'Olu', which typically carry similar spiritual meanings.