Oluwatomi

Oluwatomi is a Yoruba name, commonly given to male children. It is of Nigerian origin, specifically from the Yoruba ethnic group. The name translates roughly to "God is enough for me" or "The Lord suffices for me."

The name "Oluwatomi" is constructed from three Yoruba words:

• Oluwa: Meaning "Lord" or "God."
• To: Meaning "enough" or "sufficient."
• Mi: Meaning "me" or "for me."

The name reflects a deep sense of faith and reliance on divine providence. It expresses the belief that God is all that one needs and that one's needs are fully met by God's grace. Individuals named Oluwatomi are often expected to embody qualities of faith, gratitude, and contentment. The name carries significant cultural and religious weight within the Yoruba community.