Laylani
Hawaiian, “heavenly flower.”
Hawaiian names frequently draw from the language’s poetic nature, incorporating elements related to nature, virtues, and ancestry. Many names honor ancestors or carry wishes for the child’s future, blending personal identity with cultural heritage.
Hawaiian, “heavenly flower.”
Hawaiian, “warrior, brave one.”
Irish, “beauty or serenity.”
Uncertain meaning and origin.
Hawaiian, “awe, reverence, style.”
Hawaiian, “happy.”
French, “gracious, merciful”.
Southern Italian, “God is salvation, skirt.”
Hawaiian, Polynesian and Maori, “ocean.”
Latin, “from the middle of the plain.”
Hawaiian, “bitter, calm.”
Native American, “tree squirrel biting through the middle of a pine nut.”
Hawaiian, “south, lady.”
Hawaiian, “the supplanter.”
Cambodian, “superior, extraordinary.”
Welsh, Japanese, and Hawaiian, “warrior, beautiful, gold.”
Hawaiian, “unrestricted sea or sea of freedom, namesake.”
Hawaiian, “strong and manly.”
Hawaiian, “home.”
Hawaiian, “sound, voice.”
Polynesian and Hawaiian, “oleander, heavenly light.”
Greek, Hawaiian, “water nymph, dolphin.”
Greek, Slavic, and Hawaiian, “raspberry, peace.”
Hawaiian, “heavenly flower.”
Hebrew, “God answers.”
Hawaiian, “sea.”
Scandinavian, “pure.”
Hebrew, “movement.”
Hawaiian, “cheerful.”
Hawaiian, “bitter.”
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