When naming a girl in Maori culture, parents might honor revered female elders, local flora, or values like peace and unity. Monikers like Aroha (“love”) or Moana (“ocean”) radiate organic simplicity and resonate with tribal narratives. Each name speaks to a lineage proud of its seafaring ancestors and communal spirit. A Maori baby girl name offers a beautiful, timeless link to the heritage of Aotearoa.
Night rain
A modern spelling of Amir, often used creatively.
A unique spelling of Amira, meaning "princess."
Of Hebrew and Spanish origin, meaning "grace."
Of Hindi and Swahili origin, meaning "grace" or "sweet-faced."
Of Hebrew origin, meaning "lion" or "brave."
Of Arabic origin, meaning "angel" or "messenger."
Founder
Life
Grace
God is gracious
A variant of the Kauri tree
Of unknown origin,
Mist
Maiden
A variant of the word for
A communal or sacred place used for meetings and ceremonies
Ocean
A variant of Ngaire
Winner or achiever
Of various cultures origin.
Renata carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Rewa means 'one that moves'.
Saia carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Great
Queen
