Kehinde

Origin
Portuguese
Gender
Unisex
  • Origin: Yoruba
  • Gender: unisex
  • Meaning: “one who comes second.”
  • Pronunciation: KEH-HEEN-DEH

The name is composed of the Yoruba words kẹ́hìn “comes last” and dé “arrives.” The name is usually given to the 2nd oldest twin.

A common short form is Kenny.

A Hispanicised form used in Latin-America & the Caribbean among people of Yoruba descent is Kaindé as in the case of Afro-Cuban singer, Lisa-Kaindé Diaz (b. 1994).

Other forms include: Kẹ́yìndé, Ọmọ́kẹhìndé & Ọlákẹ́hìndé.

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