163 Hawaiian K names for girls, boys, and any child, with meanings and pronunciation.
sea
sea and sky
the heavens, the royal one
the cool breeze
brave, bold, fearless, the koa tree
sea, modern name from kai
joy, happiness, bright
Hawaiian form of David
the beloved, the loved one
the brave one, the warrior
the life
Hawaiian form of John
divine, Hawaiian form of Diana
Hawaiian form of James
power of the sea, diamond
the namesake, also read as the free sea
the sweetheart
the royal sacred one, the highest point of heaven
the lei, the beloved child
the voice, the sound
heavenly child, royal child
the one and only, the precious one
the beauty
the free one
the flower, the blossom
youthful beauty
the fire, the flame
the path, the fragrance
glorious heaven, heavenly glory
leeward, the leeward wind
my lei, my beloved
the house, the home
the call, the summons
to give generously without expecting return
the star
sea warrior
stylish, Hawaiian spelling of Kayla
sea of joy
the seeker
billowing sea, surf
the torch, the flaming light
Hawaiian form of Charles
the lehua blossom
pure, Hawaiian form of Karen
the kalia tree, modern Hawaiian-style name
the bud, the leaf bud
the maile vine
the eye, the favorite
the wind
beloved child
the lonely one, the one set apart
Hawaiian form of Samuel
god of the ocean and voyaging
the mist
the heavenly mist
captain
arch of heaven
the righteous one, the good
famous, renowned
the water
the heavenly water
the glow, rosy glow of sunset
the clear sky, the white heaven
the chief
the strand of a lei, an ancient chiefly name of Hawaiʻi Island
dew, gentle mist
heavenly dew
the sea
the chief (simplified spelling of Kealiʻi)
Hawaiian form of George
the sand, the homeland
gardenia
brown hills (popular reading), modern name
honest, upright, fair
my sweetheart
the feather cloak
the shark goddess who guards Pearl Harbor
the fragrance, the highest peak on Oʻahu
the cave (chiefly name from Molokaʻi legends)
the beloved, the cherished one
seafarer, one who travels by sea
zealous, full of knowledge
the zealous heavenly one, an 18th-century chief of Kauaʻi
the seashore, the beach
the breath
the thunder, the last independent king of Maui
feather standard of Hawaiian royalty
choice, precious, esteemed
to run swiftly, a gliding hula step
foundation, site, principle
the dance, the hula
an 18th-century high chief of Kauaʻi and Hawaiʻi
community, a pleasant trade wind of Waiʻanae
two seas, two currents
calm sea
a benevolent goddess of the Waiʻanae mountains
heavenly sweetheart
the frigate bird
the bone, ancestral link
Hawaiian form of Katherine
clear, bright, serene
the rising sun
the day of battle
the royal chief without measure
the island chief, the ship of heaven
the beloved child, the lei placed before the eyes
the many lei, the multitude of children
the brightness, the shining one
native-born, child of the land
the shelter, the peace
the protection, the shade
the ocean
legendary stretching hero of Hawaiʻi Island
the conqueror
man, god of creation, light and fresh water
bamboo man
the bamboo
the mist, the fog
the eyeball of the sun, the sun's core
the cliff
two borders, arms embracing the sea
the heavenly flower, royal blossom
misty rain
the heavenly beauty
equality, justice, balance
the native dodder vine, flower of Lānaʻi
the fishing net
summer, the warm season
the water of life
the adornment
legendary warrior-hero of Kauaʻi
heavenly fire
the pathway to Tahiti, the channel used by voyagers
the light of dawn
the rainbow
child
the peaceful sea
equality, an 18th-century king of Maui
the rebel
second, second-born
legendary warrior and teacher of Kamehameha I
the source, the teacher, the foundation
everlasting life
the soft fragrance
the gathering of the clouds of heaven
Hawaiian form of Stephen
a supernatural lizard, a chiefly name of Maui
shawl, cape, a town on Maui
majestic, tall, strong
spewing, much spreading, the active volcano
fine, gentle rain
the best, the lookout, the outermost decorated layer of kapa
a high chiefess and kuhina nui (regent) of Hawaiʻi
humpback whale
bright moonlight, an ancient Hawaiian board game
standing chief, a legendary king of Oʻahu
name of Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole, delegate to the U.S. Congress
candlenut tree, light, enlightenment
to strive, to stand out
teacher, source, foundation
independent, free
steadfast, loyal, firm
my pearl lei