Do the results show the meaning of each given name?

No. The banks store glosses like Thursday or Third Born against many given names, but the generator prints only the bare name, so a result reads as Mensah Konadu rather than Mensah (Third Born) Konadu.

What is the second token in each name?

It is the surname, drawn from a bank of 293 family names like Konadu, Gyamerah and Paintsil. The given slot carries the personal name; the surname slot is plain.

Where do the glosses come from?

They sit inside the source data the given banks were built from; the generator keeps the names and their diacritics but does not print the glosses alongside them.

Male Akan Names · Akan Name Generator

About male akan names

How male akan names are built

An Akan result pairs a given name with one of 293 surnames, from a male given bank of 89 entries and a female bank of 88. The banks store a gloss such as Third Born or Thursday behind many given names, but the output prints the bare pair, so a pull reads as Mensah Konadu or Abena Pinaman with diacritics kept as stored.

Mensah Konadu
Mensah (given) + Konadu (surname)
a given name printed bare plus a surname from the 293-entry bank
Abena Pinaman
Abena (given) + Pinaman (surname)
female given name plus surname, printed without the stored gloss
Berko Paintsil
Berko (given, male bank) + Paintsil (surname)
male given name plus surname

Naming notes

The given banks carry day-names and count-names with meanings stored behind them, but the printed result is the bare pair: Mensah Konadu, Kaku Ohemeng, Abena Pinaman. Diacritics travel intact (Bedíàkṍ, Ám̀ma, Dúnu), and a few given entries are stored as two words, as in Ataá Pánin Gyamerah. The surname bank holds 293 plain family names.

Questions about male akan names

Do the results show the meaning of each given name?: No. The banks store glosses like Thursday or Third Born against many given names, but the generator prints only the bare name, so a result reads as Mensah Konadu rather than Mensah (Third Born) Konadu.
What is the second token in each name?: It is the surname, drawn from a bank of 293 family names like Konadu, Gyamerah and Paintsil. The given slot carries the personal name; the surname slot is plain.
Where do the glosses come from?: They sit inside the source data the given banks were built from; the generator keeps the names and their diacritics but does not print the glosses alongside them.