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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did "Ayo" say to its friend? Ayo-nymous.

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Ayo, Ayọ, Ayọ̀ and AYO may also refer to:

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Ayo
GenderMale/Female
LanguageYoruba
Origin
Word/nameNigeria
MeaningJoy
Region of originSouth western Nigeria
Other names
Related namesAyomide, Ayomikun, Ayonitemi, Ayokunumi

Ayọ /ˈɑːj/ is a common Yoruba given name. Ayọ in Yoruba means Joy. Ayo is a gender neutral name which means it can be given to either male or female. The name Ayo is a diminutive form or a shortened form of names like Ayomide which means ‘my joy has come’, Ayomikun which denotes ‘my joy is full’, Ayokunumi which means ‘I have joy in me’, Ayonitemi which denotes ‘joy is mine’, FunmilAyo which means give me joy etc.

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  • Felix Ayo (1933–2023), Biscay-born Italian violinist

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