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Ibrahima Ba

in the US

There are 15 people with the name "Ibrahima Ba" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Ibrahima	9,627
Ba	19,272
Ibrahima Ba	1,691,680

is 9,623rd most common Darryn
is 9,624th most common Devendra
is 9,625th most common Elona
is 9,626th most common Farzaneh
is 9,627th most common Ibrahima
is 9,628th most common Ljiljana
is 9,629th most common Mahogany
is 9,630th most common Rika
is 9,631st most common Sead

is 19,268th most common Schumm
is 19,269th most common Shisler
is 19,270th most common Tadeo
is 19,271st most common Uhrig
is 19,272nd most common Ba
is 19,273rd most common Dietrick
is 19,274th most common Duca
is 19,275th most common Eells
is 19,276th most common Fiorito

is 1,691,676th most common Ian Warren
is 1,691,677th most common Ian Whitehead
is 1,691,678th most common Ibrahim Hamed
is 1,691,679th most common Ibrahim Nasser
is 1,691,680th most common Ibrahima Ba
is 1,691,681st most common Ida Baird
is 1,691,682nd most common Ida Booker
is 1,691,683rd most common Ida Boykin
is 1,691,684th most common Ida Brady

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Meaning & History

Ibrahima

African: unexplained. Compare Bah.

Arabic: from a shortened form of Abā, accusative case of Abu ‘father’.

Vietnamese: unexplained.

Chinese 巴: from the name of the kingdom of Ba, which existed in Sichuan during the Zhou dynasty (1122–221 BC). Descendants of some of the ruling class adopted the name of the kingdom as their surname. This character still has as one of its meanings an ancient name for Sichuan province. Researchers believe that another branch of the Ba clan came from Shanxi province during the Han dynasty (206 BC–220 AD). Additionally, when Manchus and Mongolians came from the north to China several hundred years ago, many adopted the surname Ba.