Niquan is a unique and captivating name of African origin, specifically from the Igbo culture of Nigeria. It translates to "Gift from God," reflecting its deep spiritual roots and giving it profound meaning. This name stands out due to its distinct sound and spelling, making it memorable and intriguing. Niquan consists of two parts: Ni-, which means 'gift,' and -quan, believed to derive from the Igbo word for 'God.' Pronounced /niː-kwän/, it offers a beautiful blend of phonetics that can make it enjoyable to say and hear. In recent times, this name has gained attention globally, contributing to a rich tapestry of diverse names in modern society.
The name Niquan experienced a peak in popularity with 11 births registered in 2001. However, it saw a decline afterwards, with the most recent years (2008-2011) showing only 5 or 6 births each year. Over this period spanning from 1996 to 2011, there were a total of 79 babies named Niquan.