Olamae, of African origin, is a distinctive and rare given name that has been gaining attention worldwide. It is derived from the Yoruba language of West Africa, where it translates to 'mother has returned'. This name holds significant cultural and familial importance within many African communities, embodying the spirit of unity, love, and nurturing.
"Olamae saw a peak in popularity during World War I, with 11 births recorded in 1918. However, usage of the name declined sharply thereafter, with fewer than 10 births per year from 1919 onwards. The total number of Olamaes born between 1912 and 1959 was 182."