Hawaiian names

Ailani

Hawaiian, Hispanic variation of Aileen or Aylin, "high chief; shining light; of the moon"

high chief; shining light; of the moon

Ailanny

Hawaiian, Hispanic variation of Aileen or Aylin

high chief; shining light, of the moon

Ailany

Variation of Ailani, Ailyn, Aileen, or Aylin, Hispanic, Hawaiian, Irish, Turkish

high chief; shining light; of the moon

Akoa

African, Hawaiian

born on a Wednesday; warrior, strength

Alahni

Variation of Alani, Hawaiian

orange tree

Alaka’i

Hawaiian

leader

Alakai

Hawaiian

leader

Alamea

Hawaiian

ripe

Alana

Feminization of Alan, Irish; variation of Ilana, Hebrew; Gaelic; Hawaiian

handsome, rock; oak tree; child; awakening

Alani

Hawaiian

orange tree

Alika

Hawaiian; Swahili

truthful; most beautiful

Aloha

Hawaiian

hello; goodbye

Alohi

Hawaiian

shining, brilliant

Anela

Hawaiian

angel

Ani

Hawaiian; Igbo

beautiful

Aolani

Hawaiian

cloudy skies

Aulelei

Hawaiian

beautiful

Aylani

Variation of Ailani, Hawaiian, Hisapnic

high chief; shining light; of the moon

Aylany

Hawaiian, Hispanic variation of Aileen or Aylin

high chief; shining light, of the moon

Elani

Modern variation of Alani, Eleni, Ilana, or Eliana, Hawaiian, Greek, Hebrew

orange tree; shining light, torch; tree; my God has answered

Haaheo

Hawaiian

pride

Halia

Hawaiian, Greek

remembrance of a loved one, cherished memory; briny

Hana

Hebrew, Hawaiian, Maori, Japanese

grace, work, glow, flower

Hanalei

Hawaiian

crescent bay or garland valley

Hani

Arabic, Hawaiian

happy, contented; move or touch lightly

Haukea

Hawaiian

white snow

Haumea

Hawaiian

red ruler

Haunani

Hawaiian

beautiful snow

Hiʻiaka

Hawaiian

carry + embryo; hold + essence

Hiʻilani

Hawaiian

held in the arms of heaven

Hilinai

Hawaiian

to trust, to rely on, to have confidence

Hoku

Hawaiian

night of the full moon

Hualani

Hawaiian

heavenly fruit

Huali

Hawaiian

bright, polished, gleaming, unsullied

Iakona

Hawaiian variation of Jason

healer

Iakopa

Hawaiian

supplanter

Ikaika

Hawaiian

strong

Inoa

Hawaiian

name chant

Iolana

Hawaiian

soaring like a hawk

Iolani

Hawaiian

hawk of royalty

Ipo

Hawaiian

sweetheart

Kaelani

Variation of Kaylani, Kalani or Keilani, Hawaiian

sea of heaven; the heavens; glorious sky

Kaena

Hawaiian, place name

the heat; praised; show off

Kahealani

Hawaiian

call to the heavens, greeting the sky

Kahiau

Hawaiian

selfless generosity

Kahlani

Spelling variation of Kehlani, Hawaiian

sea and sky

Kāʻeo

Hawaiian

full of knowledge

Kaʻimi

Hawaiian

the seeker

Kai

Hawaiian, Frisian, Chinese

sea; warrior; triumph

Kaia

Latin, Scandinavian, or Hawaiian

to rejoice or sea

Kaikoa

Hawaiian

sea warrior

Kailani

Hawaiian

sea and sky

Kailany

Portuguese variation of Kailani, Hawaiian

sea and sky

Kailea

English, Hawaiian

pure; sea of joy

Kaimana

Hawaiian

the power of the ocean

Kainalu

Hawaiian

ocean that billows; ocean wave

Kainoa

Hawaiian

the namesake; sea of freedom

Kaipo

Hawaiian

the sweetheart

Kala’i

Hawaiian

the peace

Kalama

Hawaiian

flaming torch

Kalani

Hawaiian

the heavens

Kalayah

Variation of Kalea or Alayah, Hawaiian, English

joy, happiness; sublime

Kalea

Hawaiian

joy, happiness

Kaleah

Variation of Kalea, Hawaiian

joy, happiness

Kalei

Hawaiian

flowers or child

Kaleia

Variation of Kalea, Hawaiian

joy, happiness

Kalena

Hawaiian or Danish variation of Katherine or Karen

pure

Kalenah

Danish or Hawaiian form of Katherine or Karen

pure

Kaleo

Hawaiian

the voice

Kamaka

Maori, Hawaiian

rock; beloved child

Kamakanaalohamaikalani

Hawaiian

beloved gift from the heavens

Kamala

Hindi, Hawaiian

lotus or pale red; or, a garden

Kanai

Hawaiian, Japanese, Hebrew

the conqueror; gold mine, metal pit, humble; zealous for God, a zealot

Kanaloa

Hawaiian, mythological name

God of the sea

Kanani

Hawaiian

the beauty, glory

Kanoa

Hawaiian

the free one

Kaomi

Japanese, Hawaiian, Yoruba

fragrant + beautiful; pressure, press, click

Kapono

Hawaiian

the good

Kapua

Hawaiian

the flower or child

Kaui

Maori and Hawaiian

tree; or youthful one

Kaulana

Hawaiian

famous

Kaylani

Hawaiian

sea of heaven; glorious sky

Keahi

Hawaiian

flames

Keala

Hawaiian

the path

Kealani

Hawaiian

clear heaven

Keali’i

Hawaiian

the chief, nobleman

Kealoha

Hawaiian

loved one

Keanu

Hawaiian

the coolness, or the cool breeze

Keawe

Hawaiian

the strand, the thread

Kehlani

Hawaiian

sea and sky

Keilani

Hawaiian

heaven, sky, glorious chief

Keke

English variation of Kiki, Finnish diminutive of Gertrud, or Hawaiian variation of Kate

double happiness; strength of a spear; pure

Kelani

Hawaiian

the heavens

Kele

Hopi, Hawaiian "sparrow hawk; the sound, call, equal, cart"

sparrow hawk; the sound, call, equal, cart

Keliʻi

Hawaiian

the chief

Keola

Hawaiian

the life

Keoni

Hawaiian variation of John

God is gracious

Khai

Arabic or Hawaiian

benevolence; sea

Khalani

Variation of Kailani, Hawaiian

sea and sky

Khelani

Variation of Kaylani, Hawaiian

majestic

Khy

Variation of Kai, Hawaiian

sea

Kimi

Finnish, Hawaiian, Japanese

Yahweh will establish; supplanter; righteous + lord

Kina

Hawaiian, Swedish

short form

Koa

Hawaiian

warrior; flowing tree native to Hawaii

Koah

Variation of Koa, Hawaiian

warrior

Kona

Hawaiian or Norse

leeward or woman, wife

Kūhaʻo

Hawaiian

independent

Kumala

Variation of Kamala, Hindi, Hawaiian

lotus or pale red; or, a garden

Kupa’a

Hawaiian

steadfast

Kya

Spelling variation of Kaia, Latin, Scandinavian, or Hawaiian

to rejoice or sea

La'akea

Hawaiian

sacred and clear, sacred, clear and holy light

Lani

Variation of Elaine, English, Hawaiian

bright, shining; sky, heavens, royal, majesty

Launa

Variant of Lana or Hawaiian

to meet

Lawaia

Hawaiian

fisherman

Laylani

Variation of Leilani, Hawaiian

heavenly flower

Lehua

Hawaiian

flower of the ohia; warrior; sweetheart

Leialoha

Hawaiian

beloved child

Leilani

Hawaiian

heavenly flower

Leilany

Variation of Leilani, Hawaiian

heavenly flower

Leimomi

Hawaiian

pearl necklace; pearl child

Leinani

Hawaiian. "beautiful flowers"

beautiful flowers

Leylani

Hawaiian, spelling variation of Leilani

heavenly flower

Liko

Hawaiian

leaf bud

Liko'ula

Hawaiian

leaf bud, newly opened leaf + red

Liliʻuokalani

Hawaiian

smarting pain of the eyes

Lilikoi

Hawaiian

passionfruit

Lililehua

Hawaiian

scarlet sage

Lilinoe

Hawaiian

fine mist

Liliuokalani

Hawaiian

smarting pain of the eyes

Lilo

German, diminutive of Liselotte; Hawaiian

generous one

Loa

Hawaiian

long

Lokelani

Hawaiian

heavenly rose

Lona

English diminutive of Leona or Lena; Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian diminutive of Abelone or Magdalone; German diminutive of Apollonia or Ilona; Hawaiian

lion; destroyer, strength, father's light; from Magdala; shining torch, light, joy

Luana

Combination of Louise and Anna or Hawaiian

content, at ease

Lulani

Hawaiian

sky

Mahana

Hawaiian

warmth, heat

Māhealani

Hawaiian

heavenly haze; full moon night

Mahi

Sanskrit; Hawaiian; French

earth goddess; strong; bitter

Mahina

Hawaiian

moon

Maili

Chinese, Scandinavian, Hawaiian

beautiful; beloved, bitter, drop of the sea; pebbly

Makaio

Hawaiian form of Matthew

gift of God

Makala

Hawaiian

myrtle,

Makana

Hawaiian

gift

Makani

Hawaiian

wind

Makena

Scottish, Meru, or Hawaiian

son of Kenneth; happy one, gift

Makena'lei

Hawaiian

flower of heaven

Makoa

Hawaiian

brave man, fearless

Malanii

Greek; Hawaiian

dark, black; heavenly

Malea

Hawaiian variation of Mary

bitter

Malia

Hawaiian variation of Mary

bitter

Maliah

Spelling variation of Malia, Hawaiian version of Mary

bitter

Maliyah

Hawaiian variation of Mary

bitter

Malu

Hawaiian

peace

Manu

Finnish, Maori, Hawaiian, Sanskrit, Akan, Hebrew

greatest; bird; wise; second born; God is with us

Mei

Chinese; Hawaiian

beautiful; plum

Mele

Hawaiian, Tongan, and Samoan

song

Melia

Greek mythology name, diminutive of Amelia, or Hawaiian

ash tree; honey; work; plumeria

Miliama

Hawaiian variation of Miriam

drop of the sea

Mililani

Hawaiian

carried from Heaven

Moanna

Hawaiian

ocean

Momi

Hawaiian

pearl

Nai'a

Hawaiian

dolphin

Naia

Hawaiian, Greek, Basque

dolphin; to flow; wave, sea foam

Nainoa

Hawaiian

the namesakes

Nakoa

Hawaiian

the warriors

Nakoaokalani

Hawaiian

warrior from the heavens

Nalani

Hawaiian

calm skies

Namaka

Hawaiian

eyes

Nana

English, Greek, Hawaiian, Japanese

grace; God is gracious; spring, beauty; vegetable, greens

Nanala

Hawaiian

sunflower

Nanea

Hawaiian

fascinating

Nāpua

Hawaiian

the flowers

Noelani

Hawaiian

heavenly mist

Nohea

Hawaiian

handsome

Olena

Ukrainian, Hawaiian

torch, shining light; turmeric, yellow, ginger

Palila

Hawaiian

a bird

Pua

Hawaiian

flower

Pualani

Hawaiian

heavenly flower

Pualena

Hawaiian

flower, blossom; yellow plumeria flower

Roselani

Hawaiian

heavenly rose

Uilani

Hawaiian

heavenly beauty

Ulana

Kyrgyz, Hawaiian, Slavic

young girl; heavenly, woven; sky father, youthful

Ulani

Hawaiian

heavenly inspiration; heavenly beauty

Ulanni

Hawaiian

heavenly beauty

Ululani

Hawaiian

heavenly inspiration

Xylani

Invented name, combination of Xyla and Lani, American, Greek, Hawaiian

wood-dweller, the cross + sky, heavens, royal, majesty

Yolani

Variation of Iolani, Hawaiian

hawk of royalty