Oshun

Oshun comes from Yoruba origins, meaning 'Goddess of love, fertility, and rivers.' It's derived from 'Ọṣun,' a reference to the deity of the Osun River. The name carries a sense of grace and strength, embodying the nurturing and life-giving qualities associated with water. It feels both exotic and mythological, resonating with the charisma and compassion of the goddess herself.

In terms of popularity, Oshun has seen some interesting shifts over recent years. It made a remarkable leap of 9683 spots between 2016 and 2017, which brought it to a peak rank of #4580 in 2022. However, it experienced a decline, dropping from #4997 to #7223 by 2024. It has yet to enter the top 100, making it a unique choice that stands out from more common names.

With its rich cultural roots and mythological ties, Oshun exudes a sense of mystery and allure. It’s a name that feels charismatic and nurturing, perfect for someone with a compassionate spirit. Whether you're drawn to its exotic sound or its deep cultural significance, Oshun is a name that carries both beauty and depth.