Origin
Yoruba (Nigerian)
Syllables
4
Zodiac
Leo
Trend
Steady
At a glance
Adedayo is a name often given to boys. Ranked #12260 and holds a steady place on the charts. It comes from a Yoruba (Nigerian) origin and traditionally means "The crown brings joy". It has 4 syllables.
The Story of Adedayo
A classic Yoruba name combining 'ade' for crown and 'dayo' for joy. Common among Nigerian families, it signifies pride and happiness. Modern bearers often excel in community roles, blending tradition with global ambition.
Popularity
Currently ranked #12260 on the Baby Billboard Charts.
Numerology Profile
Expresses creativity and joy.
Seeks humanitarian impact.
Nurtures family and duty.
Embraces change and freedom.
Zodiac & Astrology
Leo
Embodies regal joy and charisma.
Strengths
Compatible Signs
Lucky Numbers
Lucky Colors
Best Career Paths
Name Energy & Vibe
Radiates warm leadership and celebration.
Color Aura
Golden Yellow
Element
Fire
Season
Summer
Gemstone
Amber
Spirit Animal
Lion
Power Word
Joy
Energy Type
Fire × Summer
Personality & Traits
Joyful
Spreads positivity easily.
Leader
Guides with natural authority.
Generous
Shares resources freely.
Famous People Named Adedayo
Adedayo Adebayo
Nigerian rugby player
Adedayo Ojo
Nigerian academic and author
Adedayo in Pop Culture
Adedayo
Nollywood film
Prince Adedayo
African folklore adaptation
Historical Events
1800
Traditional Yoruba naming ceremonies documented.
1990
Increased global diaspora usage.
International Variations
Adedayo in Different Scripts
أديدايو
Arabic
阿德达约
Chinese (Mandarin)
アデダヨ
Japanese (Katakana)
Adédáyọ̀
Yoruba
Nicknames & Short Forms
Middle Name Suggestions
Beautiful middle name pairings with Adedayo:
Adedayo Ade
Adedayo Babajide
Adedayo Chukwuemeka
Adedayo Oluwadamilare
Adedayo Temitope
Adedayo Wale
Adedayo Yemi
Fun Facts & Trivia
Popular in Nigeria.
Symbolizes royal lineage.
Often shortened to Dayo.
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boyPronunciation
ah-deh-DAH-yo
Quick Facts
This page is reviewed by the Baby Billboard Charts editorial team. Rankings come from official U.S. Social Security Administration birth records, with descriptions checked for clarity and usefulness. See our Editorial Policy for our methodology and correction process.