- Abeke: Means “born during the harvest season” or “born during the time of plenty”
- Adebisi: Means “the king/crown of the farm”
- Ademola: Means “the crown of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Aderoju: Means “the joy of the farm”
- Adetokunbo: Means “the crown of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Afolabi: Means “one born with wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Ajadi: Means “one who is born during the time of planting”
- Ajani: Means “we have a lot of work to do on the farm”
- Ajasa: Means “one who works on the farm”
- Aje: Means “one who owns a farm”
- Ajenifuja: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Ajenikoko: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Ajero: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Ajibola: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Ajibike: Means “one who has a lot of harvest to celebrate”
- Ajide: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Ajifa: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Ajipada: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Ajire: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Ajitoni: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akande: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akanni: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akanmu: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Akara: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Akilapa: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akilapa: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akintade: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akintola: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akintunde: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akintunji: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akinwale: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akinwande: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akinwumi: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Akinwunmi: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Akorede: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akosile: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Akosua: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Akpofure: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Akunna: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Akunne: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Alaba: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Aladelola: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Alagba: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Alagbe: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Alao: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Alao: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
- Alaofin: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Alapafuja: Means “one who has a lot of yams to harvest”
- Alapamile: Means “one who has a lot of maize to harvest”
- Alapansan: Means “one who has a lot of crops to harvest”
- Alapoti: Means “one who has a lot of wealth and prosperity in the farm”
