Origin and Meaning of Titilope

God's glory is enough for me

Origin: Yoruba - Derived from the Yoruba phrase 'títi lo pé', where 'títí' means 'eternity' or 'forever' and 'lope' means 'glory.'

• Titilope is a name commonly used among the Yoruba people of Nigeria, often reflecting religious beliefs and the importance of divine presence in daily life.
• The name is typically given to girls, but it can be used as a unisex name among some families who appreciate its meaning.
• Notable bearers of the name include various Nigerian artists and public figures who represent the values and cultural heritage of the Yoruba people.
• The name has been gaining popularity among younger generations in Nigeria and among Yoruba diaspora communities, often celebrated in cultural events and naming ceremonies.
• Variations or similar names include Oluwatitilope ('God's glory is more than enough for me'), which also embraces religious significance.