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Sharon Akamu

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Sharon Akamu" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Sharon	50
Akamu	226,535
Sharon Akamu	11,680,339

is 46th most common Deborah
is 47th most common Jason
is 48th most common Margaret
is 49th most common Frank
is 50th most common Sharon
is 51st most common Matthew
is 52nd most common Betty
is 53rd most common Cynthia
is 54th most common Dennis

is 226,531st most common Ahrenkiel
is 226,532nd most common Ahyou
is 226,533rd most common Ajamu
is 226,534th most common Ajer
is 226,535th most common Akamu
is 226,536th most common Akbarpour
is 226,537th most common Aksel
is 226,538th most common Akst
is 226,539th most common Akus

is 11,680,335th most common Sharon Ailshire
is 11,680,336th most common Sharon Ailstock
is 11,680,337th most common Sharon Ainslie
is 11,680,338th most common Sharon Airey
is 11,680,339th most common Sharon Akamu
is 11,680,340th most common Sharon Akery
is 11,680,341st most common Sharon Akey
is 11,680,342nd most common Sharon Alagna
is 11,680,343rd most common Sharon Alameda

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Meaning & History

Sharon

Akamu

(female) From a biblical place name. The derivation is from the phrase ‘I am the rose of Sharon, and the lily of the valleys’ (Song of Solomon 2:1). The plant name ‘rose of Sharon’ is used for a shrub of the genus Hypericum, with yellow flowers, and for a species of hibiscus, with purple flowers. Sharon is recorded in the United States from the 18th century, as a name of both boys and girls. Since the 20th century, however, it has been used predominantly if not exclusively for girls.

Variant: Sharron.