Onyekachi
From Igbo onye "who", ka "surpass" and chi "personal god": a rhetorical question, "who is greater than God?", implying that no one is.
Meaning and origin
Onyekachi belongs to the large family of Igbo sentence names that state a point of faith as a question with an understood answer: here, that nothing outweighs a person's chi, the guardian spirit each Igbo person is…
How to pronounce Onyekachi
| Igbo (Nigeria) | oh-nyeh-kah-CHEE /ɔ̀ɲɛkàtʃì/ |
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