The Christening
Lulendo
Lulendo (pronounced lou-LEN-do) is a unisex name of Kikongo origin, used in DR Congo, Angola. It means “Pride.”
- Origin
- Kikongo
- Region
- DR Congo, Angola
- Gender
- Unisex
More names that mean “Force & courage”
- Aksel — 7th-century Amazigh king (Kusayla); his name is associated with the leopard
- Amayas — Cheetah
- Andry — Pillar
- Awet — Victory
- Béhanzin — The last great king of Abomey, who resisted colonial conquest (“the shark king”)
- Coumba — She who carries strength
- Dihya — Amazigh warrior queen of the Aurès, 7th century
- Diogoye — Lion
- Djata — Lion
- Haben — Pride
“Lulendo” comes from Kikongo culture (DR Congo, Angola). Every African country has its own tale in 54 Tales of Africa, our illustrated collection.
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