What does nā mean in Hawaiian?
Nā is the plural article, the equivalent of ka and ke for more than one thing. Nā Pali is the cliffs, Nāleimomi the pearl lei, Nāhōkū the stars. A name beginning with nā gathers many of something into one child.
Say it NAH. Every vowel is pronounced, and the capitalized syllable takes the stress. A vowel with a line over it (kahakō) is held a little longer. The pronunciation guide covers the rules.