Sàlàkọ́ is a boy's name of African origin meaning “Hang a white cloth (of Ọbàtálá.”
Sàlàkọ́ belongs to the African tradition. Its meaning — “Hang a white cloth (of Ọbàtálá” — is the sense carried by its African roots, and it is the meaning we verified against published sources for this page.
Sàlàkọ́ does not appear in US Social Security records, which publish every name given to at least five babies in a year. That says nothing about its standing at home — many of the world's best-loved names are simply rare in America.
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Sàlàkọ́ means “Hang a white cloth (of Ọbàtálá” in its African roots. We check every meaning against published sources before it appears here.
Sàlàkọ́ is a boy name.
Sàlàkọ́ comes from the African tradition.
Sàlàkọ́ does not appear in US Social Security records, which list every name given to at least five babies in a year since 1880. It may still be familiar in its home tradition.
Meaning and origin for this page were checked against this source. US popularity figures are from the Social Security Administration's public baby-names data. If you spot an error, write to [email protected] — accuracy is the whole point of this site, and corrections are made fast.
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