Adedeji

Adedeji is a Yoruba name originating from Nigeria, predominantly used by the Yoruba people. It is a given name, typically given to male children. The name translates roughly to "the crown has become two, a doubled crown" or "the crown is doubled." This alludes to an increased honor, prosperity, or lineage bestowed upon the child and the family. The name suggests that the child's arrival represents a significant blessing or a continuation of royal or prestigious status. Adedeji carries cultural weight and is often chosen to reflect hopes for a bright future and connection to ancestral heritage. The name is often shortened to Deji as a familiar form. The popularity of the name varies depending on location and family traditions.