Ghanaian surnames are generally derived from factors such as lineage, regional location, and occupation. A common feature of Ghanaian surnames is the use of given names as part of the surname, such as Akua, Kwabena, and Ama.
Examples of popular Ghanaian surnames include:
Mensah – derived from the Akan word “Mansah” meaning 3rd child
Adjei – derived from the Akan word “Adidi” meaning he who is restless
Boadi – derived from the Akan word “Boadie” meaning 10th born child
Amoah – derived from the Akan word “Amoa” meaning he who lives by the river
Ansah – derived from the Akan word “Ansa” meaning a strong and firm person
Gyamfi – derived from the Akan word “Gyam” meaning to overpower or conquer
Sarpong – derived from the Akan word “Sarpon” meaning one who is a chief
Agyeman – derived from the Akan word “Agye” meaning to surpass or excel
Ghanaian surnames are often used to trace one’s roots and connect to their culture and identity.
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