Oluwatamilore is a unique and melodic given name of Yoruba origin, prominent among the Yoruba ethnic group of West Africa, particularly in Nigeria. The name is composed of two elements: 'Oluwa', meaning 'owner' or 'lord', and 'Tamilore', which translates to 'the Lord has done good'. Thus, Oluwatamilore signifies 'The Lord has done good'. This name reflects the profound faith and gratitude often expressed in Yoruba culture towards divine beneficence. It is pronounced with a soft 'O' as in 'open', followed by 'wu', 'ta', 'mi', 'lo', 're', each syllable stressed evenly and with a musical lilt characteristic of the Yoruba language. Oluwatamilore is typically used as a unisex name, although it may lean more towards being given to individuals of either gender depending on personal or familial preferences. It holds significant cultural and spiritual value among the Yoruba people, embodying their rich traditions and deep-rooted faith.
The name Oluwatamilore has seen a peak in popularity from 2013 onwards, with the highest number of births recorded in 2019 and again in 2023, each with 11 and 5 births respectively. However, there is a notable dip in usage between 2015 to 2022, indicating a potential shift in preference or a gap in data collection during these years. Overall, the name has been used consistently over time, with a total of 73 births recorded from 2003 to 2023.