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Phonetic Spelling
UK IPA: /ˌæ.dɛɡˈbiː.teɪ/
US IPA: /ˌæ.dɛɡˈbiː.teɪ/
Simple Text (UK & US): ah-DEG-bee-tay
Meaning
“Adegbite” is a Yoruba name of Nigerian origin. It is typically associated with royalty or wealth, as “Ade” often translates to “crown” in Yoruba. The full meaning can vary based on the combination of other roots in the name.
Examples
- Adegbite is proud of his cultural heritage.
- The Adegbite family has a long history of leadership in their community.
- Mrs. Adegbite shared stories about Yoruba traditions.
- Adegbite means “the crown brings blessings” in Yoruba culture.
Synonyms
Proper names generally do not have synonyms, but similar Yoruba names might include:
- Adebola
- Adekunle
- Adebayo
Antonyms
Proper names do not have antonyms.
Etymology
“Adegbite” is of Yoruba origin, a language and culture in Nigeria. “Ade” means “crown,” and “gbite” may refer to blessings or achievements, giving the name a connotation of prosperity or success.
Common Mispronunciations
Incorrect: ah-DEG-bite
Correct: ah-DEG-bee-tay
Tip: Emphasize the “bee-tay” sound at the end and avoid pronouncing it like “bite.”
Usage Tips
- Adegbite is often used in Yoruba communities to signify royalty, blessings, or honor.
- The name carries cultural pride and significance, so it should be pronounced carefully.
Word Family
- Adegbite’s (possessive form)
- Ade (prefix form meaning “crown” found in other Yoruba names like Adekunle or Adebayo)