Spanning Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoa, and beyond, Polynesian baby names form a tapestry of melodic sounds and cultural depth. Many revolve around nature—like ocean waves or tropical flowers—and honor ancestral lineages that traverse the Pacific. Whether referencing mana (spiritual power) or capturing local wildlife, these names unite a seafaring tradition with familial devotion. Embracing one fosters a genuine link to the communal heart of island life.
Calei carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Chyla means 'born of water'.
Jakoda means 'bringer of light'.
Jaleria represents 'a blend of traditional and modern elements'.
Kuulei carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Leilan carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Leilana means 'heavenly flower'.
Leilaney carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Leilani carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Leilanie means 'heavenly flower'.
Leilanni means 'heavenly flower'.
Leileen means 'heavenly flower'.
Leilene means 'heavenly lei'.
Leilynn carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Lelani signifies 'celestial beauty and heavenly flowers'.
Lelu means 'to be loved'.
Leylani means 'heavenly flower'.
Lilinoe carries unique cultural or symbolic value.
Loa means 'to dance or to sing'.
Lokelani means 'heavenly rose'.
Luanna means 'enjoyment'.
Roselani means 'heavenly rose'.
