Polynesian

Polynesian baby names are rich in cultural meaning, often reflecting deep connections to nature, family, and spirituality. These names, found in regions like Hawaii, Samoa, Tahiti, and New Zealand, frequently reference elements such as the ocean, sky, or land, honoring the natural world.

  • Mareva

    Polynesian, “peace or calm.”

  • Vaitea

    Tahitian, “clear water.”

  • Vairea

    Tahitian, “sparkling water.” 

  • Vaiana

    Tahitian, Polynesian, Maori, “sea cave.”

  • Vaea

    Polynesian, “king, prince, noble, or chief.”

  • Koa

    Hawaiian, “warrior, brave one.”

  • Anae

    French, “gracious, merciful”.

  • Moana

    Hawaiian, Polynesian and Maori, “ocean.”

  • Heirani

    Polynesian, “sky crown.”

  • Heiani

    Polynesian, “crown of the sky.” 

  • Oliana

    Polynesian and Hawaiian, “oleander, heavenly light.”

  • Maeva

    French, “welcome.”

  • Lani

    Polynesian, Hawaiian, “sky, heaven.”