Hawaiian boy names often emphasize ties to nature, strength, and ancestral guardianship. Monikers like Kaimana (“power of the sea”) or Keanu (“cool mountain breeze”) carry layers of meaning that reflect the islands’ deep respect for the land and ocean. This approach ensures each child grows with a sense of connection to ancient lore and the supportive spirit of a community built on aloha.

Delsin -

He is so

Hakan -

Emperor

Ikaika -

Strong

Indiana -

Associated with bold qualities.

Iokepa -

Warrior of the sea or strong seafarer

Jayshon -

Remains unclear

Kaena -

Of Hawaiian culture origin.

Kaeo -

The victorious one

Kahiau -

Of Hawaiian origin origin.

Kahne -

Leader

Kaiea -

A variant of names like Kai or Kae

Kaikoa -

Sea warrior

Kaileo -

Ocean voice

Kaimana -

Associated with bold qualities.

Kaimi -

The seeker

Kaimipono -

To be in the right place at the right time

Kainalu -

The sea

Kainoa -

The namesake

Kaipo -

Sweetheart

Kalai -

Beauty

Kaleo -

The sound

Kamuela -

Brave

Kanaloa -

Of the navigation origin.

Kaniela -

The heavens

Kanoa -

The free one

Kapena -

Chief

Kapono -

Righteous

Kawhi -

Strong, leader

Kawika -

Blessed

Kawliga -

Of the Ojibwe origin.

Kayton -

Cheerful

Keala -

Associated with it

Kealoha -

Associated with its cultural.

Keanu -

Cool breeze over the mountains

Keawe -

It is passed down through generations

Keino -

A variant of various African or Asian roots

Kelii -

The chief

Kenai -

Place of the strong current

Kenden -

Brave chieftain

Keoki -

The brave one

Keone -

Strong

Keoni -

God is gracious

Kimo -

Supplanter in hawaiian

Kion -

Kion

Koe -

Variant of Koa

Lakai -

Beloved

Lakoda -

Lakota

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