Jabou ( This name is found in Fula, Jola, Mandinka  and Zulu (l have a Zulu
friend  of many years named Jabou, the Zulu also  say Jabulani, and  it
means
happiness or love? in  Zulu)

Penda ( Wollof, maybe others)

Jahu (wollof)

Huri (wollof)

Ancha (wollof)

Raabbi (wollof)

Horeja (wollof)

Tanor  (wollof, my fanafana  ancestors) l think this one can be either male
or female

Fama (wollof, Fula)

Jainaba (wollof, fula)

Jangkeh (wollof)

Naaboh  (wollof)

MALE:

Saiarr (wollof)

Balla  (wollof)

Sengan ( Sererr)

Samory ( Fula?)

Wandifeng (Jola?)

Karamo  (Mandinka)

Abba    (Mandinka)

Bakary ( Mandinka, Wollof)

ARABIC                   AFRICAN (most of these names are mandinka)

MUHAMMED -------   MALANG
MUSA----------          BALLA
EBRIMA-------          JANKO, SOLO, KANPANLIE
SULAYMAN-------     JUNKUNG , MANKI,
SARJO -------            KONO
SAINEY-------          DO-TOR
MARIYAM--------      SIIBOW, JANKAY
FATOUMATA------    JOKOU
ABUBAKARR------   JALANG , DEMBOU ,DEMBA
M'BASSY(Arabic ??) SEEKUNOO (Very common in kombo Brikama )
BINTA, BINTOU------- MANTA
SALLY (Arabic ???)   JOLOKOU
ALIEU-------               SARJA (African???)
ALAGIE------             BAMBOU
ABDOULIE------        BAMBA

Nyanya,
Kojo, Hoyan, Njuga, Anna, Yassin, Oseh, Ebu, Bola, Abioseh, TundeMansata
Musukuta
Nyima
Manyima
Kebba
Jallom
Duwa
Karanta
Karanglang
Foday
Momat
Mot
Takko
Fanta
Jakong
Jakongba
Wonto
Buray
Mamburay
Mbissine
Mambissine
Jola
Yeyeh
Ayyah
Tamara
Satang
Nyakassi
Allabatou
Masanneh
Bulley
Banda
Kanjura
Buka (my great granpa)
Faaba
Nfamara
Suntu
Kemetta
Jaaja
Kewuleng
Kekoi
Maamina
Kemoring
Kemoba
Bairo
Jung
Mbinkinding
Mbinkiba
Mbarka
Amata (Karoninka)
Duma (Karoninka)
Boto
Suntukung
Sittafaa
Kelepha
Jalangbatou
Funtufaye
Saako
Koora
Fafanding
Badara
Bora
Kawsu
Kayluntang
Jerreh
Saaki
Kaykoto
Kaykuta
Kayring
Daado
Durang
Tanjang
Fallou
Nfally
Fatoma
Sirreh
Sora
Jamba >Manlafy
>Mansata
>Musukuta
>Nyima
>Manyima
>Kebba
>Jallom
>Duwa
>Karanta
>Karanglang
>Foday
>Momat
>Mot
>Takko
>Fanta
>Jakong
>Jakongba
>Wonto
>Buray
>Mamburay
>Mbissine
>Mambissine
>Jola
>Yeyeh
>Ayyah
>Tamara
>Satang
>Nyakassi
>Allabatou
>Masanneh
>Bulley
>Banda
>Kanjura
>Buka (my great granpa)
>Faaba
>Nfamara
>Suntu
>Kemetta
>Jaaja
>Kewuleng
>Kekoi
>Maamina
>Kemoring
>Kemoba
>Bairo
>Jung
>Mbinkinding
>Mbinkiba
>Mbarka
>Amata (Karoninka)
>Duma (Karoninka)
>Boto
>Suntukung
>Sittafaa
>Kelepha
>Jalangbatou
>Funtufaye
>Saako
>Koora
>Fafanding
>Badara
>Bora
>Kawsu
>Kayluntang
>Jerreh
>Saaki
>Kaykoto
>Kaykuta
>Kayring
>Daado
>Durang
>Tanjang
>Fallou
>Nfally
>Fatoma
>Sirreh
>Sora
>JambaKanimang (M)
Kinti Sona (F)
Manding(F/M)
Madi (M)
Sona(F)
Nano(F)
Jarai(F)
Sanji(F)
Meta(F)
Nyomi(F)
Houn(M)
Jalnum(M)
Kalilou(M)
Kanjura(M)
MaFanta(F)
Mai(F)
Sanaba(M)
Sana(M)
Sainy(M/F)
Sajo(M/F)
Mamanding(F)
Kutubo(M)
Masaneh(M)
Kalilou(M)
Yanding(M)
Kaba(M)
Lalo(M)
Jaliba()
Fabala(M)
Sanou(F)
Kaddy(F)
Fanding(M)
Kali(M)
Njundou(M)
Kurou(F)
Musukoi(F)
Kafa(F)
Sidia(M)
Kebuteh(M)
Tombong(M)
Ngalabou(M)
Ceesay(M/F)
Hammadi(M)
Kebou(M)
Houmou(F)
Kaba(M/F)
Jata(M)
Jato(M)
Mamadi(M)
Almamo(M)
Mamo(M)
Sanjani(F)
Mawdo(M)

Saidy(M)
Jajeh(M)
Galo(M)
Ngai(M)
Yoba(M)
Lai(M)
Bureh(M)
Dikory(M)
Makoumba(M)

īLatjor(M)
Ndura(M)
Ngone(F)
Sangone(M)
Samaba(M)
Demba(M)
Kumba(F)
Kodou(F)
Sukai(F)
Yadikon(F)
Madikeh(M)
Mberi(F)
Boneh(F)
Moneh(M)
Aram(F)
Njemeh(F)
Madehgen(F)
Moli(M)
Ndahteh(M)
Gondoi(M)
Mborou(F)
Jaherr(F)
Kenbugul(M/F)
Bechou(M)
Gegeh(F)
Jor(F)
Soda(F)



Ngor (Serere )

Jogoy (Serere)

Mayekor (Serere)

Coumba (used by different ethnic groups; and means creativity in Swahili)

Jojo (wolof)

Nyanya (wolof)

Botor ( Fanafana )

Nogay (Wolof)

Houdja (wolof).

Mam Beregey (serere)

2. Melbourey (Serere)

3. Sayerr (Serere)

4.Banjugu (Sarahule)

5. Kenmbugut (Serere)NdeyKarang kaba, Kutubo, jalang, Mba jalang, Nasatou,
Tasatou,Tida, Soma, Lensa,
Sita, Sigga, Siffaye, Jalima, jirang, Kamuneh, Booti, Yiramba, Moriba,
Morikebba, Almami, Alkalo, laloh, Sambou, Naffie, Kuto, Karafa, Filijay,
Jatakobo, Mbasey, Sireh, Njarra, Tuti, Alpha, Mamar, mai, Maoyatou, Tamba,
tamara, Nganyi, batch, Kotu, Joko, Nkey, Yakay, Oli, Penda, Eggeh, Arret,
Nenegalleh, Babagalley, Bailo, Birom, Pateh, Yugo, Samba, Demba, Nyaku,
Nyabou, Wuri, Kulubo, Katim, Jidereh, KumbaMburel, Chabi, Chabba, Chanderr,
Chana, Hamadi, Biji, Ndingbu, Maari, Maodo, Giddo, Gidom, Malal, Bori,
Yorro, Booya, Nyankai, Jamos, Appaye, Mbayan, Benteng.BalangkaJewru, Jabero,
Mbemba, Banfa, Bakoto, Kaybutay, Nyaanyi (Karoninka), Kaabo
(Karoninka), Jimmoh (Karoninka), Jisseh, Okoo (Karoninka), Daado, Waaly,
Yaayah, Mamma, Maama, Alanso, Fodayba, Fafoday, Fakebba, Birram, Mambirram,
Tamsir, Jongkunda, Jongfollow, Jomma, Mayta, Lonka, Borrinding, Beray,
Maget, Sait, Jogomai, Maba, Bunama, Keledorr, Labali, Leebally, Parry,
Kantong, Jamanti, Batou, Baalo, Numu, Nyaama (grass), Tuti, Mammy, Kitimu,
Maynaata, Bajaw, Nyanku, Sakaari, Timbo, Tamba, Saja, Badou, Manka,
Mankanding, Juuru, Njundu, Mamandew


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