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A Ewe child is named during a ceremony performed on the seventh day after their birth. Ewe names generally refer to the the spirituality of the parents or the circumstances in which the child was born.

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The elderly person give a speech to those witnessing the event and picks up the baby. He asks the father of the child his or her name and announces it to those witnessing the event.

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Their naming ceremony is called

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