This study presents the names of the original districts of Akumaƒǝ. It aims to highlight the part of linguistics sometimes neglected in the process from names to places. It is based on the lexicosemantic approach which relates to lexicology, precisely to toponymy since it deals with place names. It uses field data collected and documentation available on the entire waci heritage. The analyses are carried out within the framework of sociolinguistics, a discipline organized and theorized in 1976in the USA by William Labov due to the fact that it concerns the use of language by speakers in the field of attribution of names to the places. It is reinforced by the transformational approach imbued with the generativist theory of Chomsky (1957, trans 13-39) analyzing units in surface and deep structure. It sprinkled with the pragmatics of Anne-Marie Diller and François Recanati (6-20) to be able to identify the context the attribution of names to places and their meaning. In fact, it lists the main basic districts of Akoumapé in chronological order and analyzed the different morphosemantic processes that emerge from their names. It appears that these names are for the most part result from of composition and derivation with relatively varied meanings depending on the contexts of their attributions