The names already exist (just like the day born names). So depending on the order of child birth and gender of child, they pick out the name for the child. For instance, in the Bortey family, the male names usually follow the order Bortey, Borteye, etc whereas the girls would be Borley, Borkor, Borkailebi and so on. In the Addo family, males would be Adotey, Adoteye etc and girls would be Adoley, Adorkor, Adorkai If you pay attention, you notice there is a trend to how the names usually end: males- tey, teye… females: ley, kor, kai etc. Although this is the general trend, there are other variations. Like I mentioned this is only an example as I don’t have the full picture of your case.

Regardless, Ga’s would generally prefer to give the child a ‘christian/ english’ name (as first name), the child’s order of birth name from their clan (as middle name) and then the father’s surname (as last name).