Oluwadamilola
The name means "god has made me wealthy". Barely a dozen people in Poland carry it, given to both women and men, so most Poles have never met one.
Oluwadamilola Pronunciation
Oluwadamilola is pronounced o-loo-vah-dah-mee-LO-lah (/ɔluvadamiˈlɔla/).
What Oluwadamilola means
Where Oluwadamilola comes from and what it has meant to the people who carry it.
Oluwadamilola comes from the Yoruba language of southwestern Nigeria. Take the name apart and it speaks in full sentences. "Olúwa" means God, or the Lord. "Dá mi" means made me. "Olá" means wealth or honour. Together they say what the Polish gloss also says: God has made me wealthy.
Names built this way belong to a Yoruba habit of naming that reads like a short prayer or a note on the day a child arrived. The wealth here is rarely money alone. Olá points to honour, standing, and the good fortune of a family that counts a new person among its own.
A Polish teacher meeting Oluwadamilola on a class register will slow down at first. The name runs long on the page and rewards the pause. Read it once with the stress on the sixth syllable and it settles: O-lu-wa-da-mi-LO-la, God has made me wealthy.
How many people are named Oluwadamilola
1 in 2504870 women in Poland is named Oluwadamilola. 13 people carry it in the 2025 register: rank #13588 among female names.
Oluwadamilola as a middle name
Oluwadamilola is a first name for 13 women in Poland and a middle name for another 4, a 76/24 split. In the women's middle-name ranking it sits 4330th, between Olushola (4) and Onyinyechukwu (4).
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#4328 Olufunmilayo4
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#4329 Olushola4
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#4330 Oluwadamilola4
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#4331 Onyinyechukwu4
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#4332 Oreoluwa4