Adetokunbo is a unique and distinctive name of Yoruba origin, a prominent ethnic group in Nigeria, West Africa. The name Adetokunbo is composed of three parts: "Ade", "Toko", and "bo".
"Ade" is derived from the Yoruba word "ade" which means "crown". It symbolizes royalty, honor, and dignity.
"Toko" comes from the Yoruba phrase "oto koto", which translates to "the one who brings wealth or prosperity". This part of the name signifies abundance, success, and good fortune.
The final part, "bo", is a common suffix used in many Yoruba names. It can mean various things depending on the context but often indicates a wish or desire for something positive.
When combined, Adetokunbo means "The crown brings wealth". This name has been carried by prominent figures throughout history, including Adetokunbo Ajasin, a Nigerian politician who served as Governor of Ondo State from 1979 to 1983. The name Adetokunbo thus carries a rich heritage and conveys a sense of power, prosperity, and royalty.
The name Adetokunbo saw a peak in popularity during the late 1990s and early 2000s with notable birth years being 1991 (8 births) and 2003 (5 births). The total number of births recorded over this period is 104.