A

Alamea - ripe, precious
Alana - an offering
Alani - orange tree
Alaula - light of early dawn
Aleka (uh-LEH-kuh)(Alice)(OGer) - noble, kind
Alika (Gr) - truthful
Aloha - greetings, friendship, and farewells
Alohi - shining, brilliant
Alohilani - bright sky
Amaui - a thrush
Ana (Anne)(H) - graceful
Anabela - graceful, or beautiful
Anakela (AngelA)(Fr) - angel
Anuhea - cool, soft fragrance
Aolani - heavenly cloud
Aukai (AH-oo-KAH) - seafarer
Aulani - royal messenger
Aulii (ah-oo-LEE-eee) - dainty

 D

Derya - ocean

 E

Ekiya (Edith)(Teut) - rich gift
Elenola (Eleanor)(Gr) - light
Elikapeka (eh-lee-kuh-PEH) (Elizabeth)(H) - consecrated to God - Peke
Emalia (Emily)(Teut) - industtious - Emele
Eme (EH-meh)(Amy)(Fr) - beloved
Ewalina (ee-vuh-LEE-nuh) (Evelyn)(H) - life

 H

Haimi - the seeker
Hau'oli* (hah-oo-OH-lee) - happy
Haunani** (hah-oo-NAH-nee) - beautiful dew
Healoha (Heh-uh-LOH-huh) - a loved one
Helena (Helen)(Gr) - light
Hiwahiwan (Hee-vuh-HEE-vuh) - precious
Hoku - star
Hokulani - star in the sky/heaven

I

Ihilani* (ee-hee-LAH-nee) - heavenly splendor
IIima* (ee-LEE-muh) - name of a yellow flower
Inoa - name, or name chant
Io'ana (ee-oh-AH-nuh) (Joan, Joanne)(H) - God's graciuos gift
Ioi (ee-OH-ee)(Joy)(OFr) - jewel, delight
Ipo - sweetheart
Iulia (ee-oo-LEE-uh)(L) - youthful
Iwalani* (ee-vuh-LAH-nee) - heavenly sea bird
Iwone (ee-VOH-neh)(Yvonne)(OFr~) - archer

K 

Ka'ohe* (kuh-OH-heh) - the bamboo
Ka'ohu (kuh-OH-hoo) - mist
Kahoku (Kuh-HOH-KOO) - the star
Kai'mi (kah-EE-mee) (Polynesian) - the seeker
Kai (KAH-ee) - sea or sea water
Kaili (kah-EE-lee) - a Hawaiian deity
Kainoa* (kuh-ee-NOH-uh) - the name
Kaipo* (KAH-ee-poh) - the sweetheart
Kakalina (Gr) - pure
Kala (Sarah)(H) - princess
Kalama (Polynesian) - the flaming torch
Kalea (kuh-LEH-uh)(Claire)(L) - bright, clear
Kaleki (kuh-LEH-kee)(Grace)(L) - graceful
Kalena (KAH-leh-nuh)(Karen)(Gr) - pure
Kalola (KAH-loh-luh(Carol)(Fr) - song of joy
Kama (gr) - nursling
Kamika - from English Smith
Kanani* (polynesian) - the beauty
Kani (KAH-nee)(Connie)(L) - constant
Kanoa (Polynesian) - the free one
Kapono* - the righteous
Kapua (polynesian) - the blossom
Kapule (polynesian) - a prayer
Kau'i (KAH-oo-ee) - the beauty
Kaula (polynesian) - prophet
Kaulana (Kah-oo-LAH-nah) - fame
Kawailani* (kuh-WAH-ee-LAH-nee) - the heavenly water
Kawena* (Huh-VEH-nuh) - the glow
Ke'ala* (Keh-AH-luh) - the fragrance
Keahi* (keh-AH-hee) - the fire
Keakalina (keh-ah-kuh-LEE-nuh)(jacgueline)(H) - God's graciuos gift
Kealoha* - the loved one
Kehaulani (KEH-HAH-oo-LAH-nee) - heavenly dew
Kekai (Keh-KAH-ee) - sea
Kekipi - the rebel
Kekona - second-born child
Kekupa'a (Keh-koo-PAH-ah) - the steadfast one
Kelekolio - meaning unknown! probably sea-horse Kele
Kepola (Deborah)(H) - a bee
Kiele (kee-EHL-ee) - gardenia, fragrant blossom
Kikilia (Cecilia)(L) - blind, gray eyes
Kiliwia (kee-lee-VEE0uh)(Sylvia)(L) - forest
Kini (H) - God is gracious
Kolika (Doris)(Gr) - from the ocean
Kololeke (koh-loh-LEH-keh)(Dolores)(L) - sorrows
 Kona (Donna)(L) - lady
 Konane (Ko-NAHN-neh) - bright as moonlight
Ku'uipo (koo-oo-EE-poh) - my sweetheart
Ku'ulei** (koo-oo-LEH-ee) - my lei, my child
Kukana (koo-KAH-nuh)(Susan)(H) - lily - Kuke
Kuulei** (koo-oo-LEH-ee) - my lei: kuu=my; lei=lei