Orikis and their meaning

As promised in the previous post, here's my attempt at listing known Yoruba Orikis (pet names or Panegyrics) and giving their literal meanings. As much as I tried, I could not provide meaning to some of them. I'd be delighted if anyone could supply the meanings.

I hope you find a name here...

Abebi: begged for her (usually from a deity) F

Abeni: same as Abebi. F

Abefe: one who is persuaded to be loved. Unisex

Abeo: is this shortened form of Abero which would then mean "we pleaded for her to stay" ??

Abeke: one who is persuaded to be pampered. F

Abeje: we begged for her and she answered (by being born) F.

Abike: born purposefully to be pampered. F

Adigun:

Adisa:

Adubi: We all contended for her. F

Adunni: The one who is sweet to have. F

Aduke: We all contend to pamper her. F

Adufe: We jointly contend to shower her with love. F

Adugbe: We all join hands to carry/nurture her. F

Akanni: The only one we have or the first one. M

Akanbi: The first son. M

Akanke: Set aside for pampering. F

Akanmu: Specially chosen. M

Akanji: The first son/child M

Ajani: We fought to birth this one. M

Ajasa: We fought and retreated. M

Ajamu: Birthed after a struggle. M

Ajagbe: We fought to birth this one. M

Ajadi: Born of strife. M

Ajala: We struggled and conquered
M

Ajabi: We contended for him to birth him. M

Ajoke: We jointly care for/pamper her. F

Ajike: The first one to pamper/our priority. F

Apeke: Called to be cared for and pampered. F

Apinke: We take turns caring for her. F

Asani: Specially chosen to own. F

Asabi: Specially chosen to birth. F

Asake: chosen to be pampered. F

Asamu: Specially chosen to hold. M

Asape: Specially chosen to perfection. F

Arike: When se see her, we care for her (or we cherish her). F

Ariyo: Joy to behold. F

Aremu: We had to cajole him to have him. M

Anike: To have her is to pamper her. F

Alani: The first one I have. M

Alade: The first one to arrive. M

Alamu: The first one I held. M

Alao:

Amoke: To know her is to pamper her. F

Amole: When we met him our lot increased. M

Ayoni: The one who we are delighted to have. F

Ayoka:

Ayinla

Ayinde:

Ayinke: Set aside/Specially chosen for pampering. F

Atanda: Specially created

Agbeke: We carry her like an egg, pampering her. F

Aweda: Without Blemish or fault

Awero: We have had her, she's not leaving (not so sure). F

Amosa: To know him is to flee ( usually bequeathed on children whose mom or dad died when they were born). M

Ishola: Help!!! I have no clue to this one

Abedo: the one who we 
 beg/plead with/ entreat, who then harkens and stays. (Usually given to Abiku babies) F