Yaa is a feminine Akan day name for a child born on a Thursday.
The Baoulé name, Aya, in deep brown, is actually given to a child born on a Friday. This is due to historical factors related to their separation from the Asante Empire.
One of the Yaa variations(yellow) is of the Ndyuka people in Suriname/French Guiana. The Ndyuka people were one of the first successful Maroon revolts of the 16th century.
Yawa, Yaa and Awo also double up as Éʋe variants. Akan influence seeped into the naming systems of some neighbouring ethnic groups.
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