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Ousmane Ba

in the US

There are 16 people with the name "Ousmane Ba" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Ousmane	13,063
Ba	19,272
Ousmane Ba	1,617,785

is 13,059th most common Loel
is 13,060th most common Lyons
is 13,061st most common Nata
is 13,062nd most common Noa
is 13,063rd most common Ousmane
is 13,064th most common Severin
is 13,065th most common Subramanian
is 13,066th most common Tamora
is 13,067th most common Tk

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 1,617,781st most common Otto Weiss
is 1,617,782nd most common Otto Werner
is 1,617,783rd most common Ouida Anderson
is 1,617,784th most common Oumar Ba
is 1,617,785th most common Ousmane Ba
is 1,617,786th most common Ovidio Vargas
is 1,617,787th most common Owen Alexander
is 1,617,788th most common Owen Cummings
is 1,617,789th most common Owen Elliott

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Meaning & History

Ousmane

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.