Adaeze
Meaning of Adaeze
Adaeze is a melodic Igbo name meaning “daughter of the king,” conjuring images of a young princess destined to reign in her own right. Pronounced ah-dah-EH-zeh (/a.da.ˈe.ze/), it rolls off the tongue with effortless grace, blending cultural richness and modern flair. In the United States, Adaeze has quietly climbed the charts—27 newborn bearers in 2024 secured it at number 923, up from 935 in 2023—proof that parents are on the hunt for something regal yet ready for playground adventures. Warm and inviting without ever feeling lofty, Adaeze bestows on any little girl a gentle sense of nobility, like a crown crafted from heritage and hope. Parents who choose Adaeze gift their daughter a name that’s as timeless as it is fresh.
Pronunciation
Igbo
- Pronunced as ah-dah-EH-zeh (/a.da.ˈe.ze/)
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Notable People Named Adaeze
| Adaeze Atuegwu - |
| Adaeze Oreh - |
| Adaeze Yobo - |
