Ogunsanwo

Ogunsanwo is a masculine of Nigerian and Yoruban origin. Traditionally spelled Ògúnsanwó, it translates to “Ogun pays,” connecting your little one to a prominent spirit in the Yoruba religion, aka Ìṣẹ̀ṣe. While he’s connected to symbols like iron and palm branches, Ogun is also seen as the god of war. With this connection, Ogunsanwo can also translate to “The god of war offers help.” Whether you want to connect baby to their familial roots or strengthen their mythical side, the Ogunsanwo is sure to help them feel fierce and protected.