Sèdowè

/ seh-doh-WEH /
Gender
Girl
Origin
🇹🇬 Togo
Religion
Traditional
First Seen
—
Trait
Spiritual

Meaning & Etymology

One who was born on Sunday

One who was born on Sunday

Etymology

Derived from the Ewe words sè (birth) and dowè (Sunday).

Linguistic family: Niger-Congo > Atlantic-Congo > Volta-Congo > Gbe

Cultural context

In Ewe culture, names often reflect the day of the week on which a child is born, and each day has associated spiritual significance. Sèdowè signifies a connection to the day of rest and worship.

Symbolism

The name Sèdowè symbolises the spiritual connection to the day of the week and the attributes associated with it, such as peace and rest.

Naming ceremony

The Ewe naming ceremony, ‘Dzɔƒa’, typically takes place on the eighth day after birth. During this ceremony, the child’s name is formally announced and celebrated by family and community members.

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