Meaning: My thanks/praise is limitless.

Meaning: Ifá is thanksgiving.

Meaning: God's inspiration should be thanked

Meaning: Thanksgiving belongs to God.

Meaning: God gave me a reason to be thankful.

Meaning: Kindness is rewarding.

Meaning: God's appreciation/grace is plenteous.

Meaning: To God be praise.

Meaning: (Our) Gratitude is forever.

Meaning: My gratefulness to God is forever.

Meaning: Praises belong to God.

Meaning: My thanksgiving belongs to God.

Meaning: God be praised.

Meaning: The Ẹgbẹ́ spirit gave me thanksgiving.

Meaning: Ifá has developed a stomach (for keeping secrets).

Meaning: Forever. Shortened form: Títílọpẹ́ Títílayọ̀ Títílolúwa Títílọlá

Meaning: Among practitioners of Cuban Òrìṣà tradition, the Yorùbá-based religious tradition that developed in the island of Cuba, the name Ala Iña is said by practitioners to mean "the mantle of fire (from the core of the earth)." It is a name given to initiates of Santería/Lucumí. The name is derived from the Yorùbá name "O̩láníyan," which, in Yorùbá language, means "wealth/nobility has a proud gait/swagger." In Yorùbá culture it is given to a newborn as a result of a birth within nobility.

Meaning: For practitioners of Cuban òrìs̩à tradition, which is the Yorùbá-based religious tradition that developed in Cuba, Ochún Miguá is said to mean "Oshún (a Yorùbá river deity) brought this one in her arms." It is used within the Cuban òrìṣà community as a possible name for initiates of that goddess. The equivalent Yorùbá name in West Africa is "Ò̩s̩únmúyìíwá," which means "Ò̩s̩un (a Yorùbá river deity) brought this one."

Meaning: The kob antelope that is deeply nested in honor. [verification needed]

Meaning: The honorable kob antelope.

Meaning: Belonging to Olú.

Meaning: In Cuban usage, the belief is that it means "Echu of the flame/fire." In Yorùbá language, "Ès̩údínà" means "Èṣú blocks the road (from enemies)."