In the islands of aloha, baby names often derive from nature’s wonders or revered ancestral connections. Hawaiian monikers frequently weave in references to the ocean, mountains, or spiritual guardians, capturing the essence of island life. Whether honoring an ancient legend or bestowing a heartfelt blessing, each name conveys the warmth of ohana (family) and a gentle respect for the land that nurtures Hawaiian culture.
Fragrant, peaceful
Sky or heaven
On prompt
Beloved
Time of day
Is unclear
He is so
The great one
Can vary
Deer
Heavenly
Beautiful and lovely
God has done great deeds
Beautiful
A variant of a combination of African and Native American influences
Life
Beautiful valley
Beautiful valley
Sea
Emperor
To bloom
House
Sea
Happy fortune
Lei
Homeland
A variant of names like Heemi
Adorned with lei
And significance can vary depending on the cultural context
Heavenly beauty
Strong
Associated with bold qualities.
Warrior of the sea or strong seafarer
To soar like a hawk
Heavenly hawk or royal hawk
Beautiful fragrance or sweet smelling flower
Of precious water or heart in nahuatl
And origin
Moon and creator of plant life
Goddess of the outermost mountains
A variant of various cultures
Remains unclear
Sea and sky
Varies depending on the origin
The sea
Slender
The flight of heavenly rays
Graceful
Of Hawaiian culture origin.
The victorious one
Of Hawaiian origin origin.
