Kojo

Meaning of Kojo

Kojo, pronounced KOH-joh (/ˈkoʊ.dʒo/), springs from Ghana’s Akan tradition, where it warmly signifies “born on Monday.” Like the first light of a new week, this name carries an uplifting spirit and a sense of promise—perfect for parents seeking something meaningful yet effortlessly modern. In the U.S., Kojo has hovered around the 900-to-930 rank in recent years, striking a sweet balance between uncommon flair and approachable familiarity. Steeped in rich West African heritage, it evokes creativity, resilience and a deep connection to community, whether greeting guests at family barbecues or making an impression at school. Choosing Kojo is a nod to cultural roots with a dash of originality—an inviting, bright choice for a little boy destined to shine.

Pronunciation

Akan

• Pronunced as KOH-joh (/ˈkoʊ.dʒo/)

• Kwame
• Kwadwo
• Kofi
• Kwasi
• Kwabena
• Kwaku
• Kodjo