Akela is a name of Hawaiian origin, traditionally used as a masculine name, though it can be unisex. The name carries the meaning of "noble" or "graceful," reflecting qualities of leadership and elegance. In popular culture, the name Akela gained recognition through its association with Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book," where Akela is the wise leader of the wolf pack. While not prevalent among many celebrities, the name's unique sound and cultural significance make it an attractive choice for those seeking a distinctive and meaningful name. Its rarity in mainstream media adds to its charm, often appealing to individuals who appreciate names with a strong cultural heritage and literary ties.
