Kunle

Yoruba

Etymology

From kún (“to fill”) +‎ ilé (“house”), literally “To fill the house”

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /kṹ.lé/

Proper noun

Kúnlé

1. a male given name meaning “(One that) fills the house”, it is a shortened form or nickname for much longer names, ex. Adékúnlé and Ọlákúnlé, see below for more longer names

Derived terms

• Adékúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Royalty has filled the home"”)
• Akínkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Bravery has filled the home; Many brave ones have filled the house"”)
• Awókúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Ifa worship has filled the home"”)
• Ayọ̀kúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Joy has filled the home"”)
• Ayọ̀ọ́kúnlé
• Ejíkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Rain has filled the home"”)
• Ẹfúnkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Purity has filled the home”)
• Fákúnlé
• Ifákúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Ifa has filled the home"”)
• Jésùkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Jesus has filled the home"”)
• Olúkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "The warrior has filled the home; the Lord has filled the home"”)
• Olúwakúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "God has filled the home"”)
• Omíkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Water has filled the home"”)
• Owókúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Money fills the house"”)
• Oyèkúnlé
• Oyèékúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Honor has filled the home"”)
• Ọbákúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "The King has filled the home; Obaluaye has filled the home"”)
• Ọdẹ́kúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Hunters have filled the house"”)
• Ọlọ́rúnkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "God has filled the me"”)
• Ọlákúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Honor has filled the home"”)
• Ọmọ́kúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "The child has filled the home; The Home is filled with children"”)
• Ọyákúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Oya has filled the home"”)
• Ọ̀jẹ́kúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Egúngún has filled the home”)
• Ọ̀pákúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Worship of Orisaoko has filled me"”)
• Ọ̀ṣúnkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Osun has filled the home"”)
• Ṣàngókúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Sango has filled the home"”)
• Ṣókúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Orisaoko has filled the home; The sorcerer has filled the home"”)
• Àyánkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "The deity of drumming has filled the home"”)
• Ìbíkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Birth has filled the home"”)
• Òbíkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Parents are aplenty in (our) home (to care for this child)”)
• Ògúnkúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "Ogun has filled the home"”)
• Òkékúnlé (“Yoruba name meaning "The hill deity has filled the home"”)