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Polynesian Baby Girl Names

Name Meaning Origins Gender
Lewa Varies by origin - commonly associated with 'white/pure' (Hebrew Levana); other meanings depend on regional language Hebrew, Polish, Polynesian, Swahili Girl
Leyati No established meaning in recorded sources; possibly inspired by names meaning 'night' or 'heavenly' (e.g., Layla, Leilani) - otherwise meaning unknown Hawaiian, Polynesian Girl
Litiana Adaptation of Liliana or Lydia - associated meanings include "lily" (from Liliana) or "from Lydia" (geographical) Polynesian Girl
Loleata Not widely documented. Meaning is uncertain - may be a local Polynesian given name or a variation of Loletta (a diminutive of Lola). Polynesian Girl
Lomasi Uncertain - not well-documented; possibly related to Pacific-language roots meaning beauty/adornment Polynesian Girl
Macala Varies by origin - commonly treated as a feminine form of Michael meaning "Who is like God?"; as a phonetic/anglicized form it may be used without a fixed traditional meaning Polynesian Girl
Mahea-Lani Compound of Mahea + Lani - 'Mahea of the heavens' or 'heavenly Mahea' (Lani = heaven/sky/royal; exact sense of Mahea is uncertain) Hawaiian, Polynesian Girl
Mahine Moon, moonlight Polynesian Girl
Maiana Likely a feminine name tied to the Polynesian atoll Maiana or derived from Maia, often interpreted as 'of Maia' or associated with the goddess Maia/earth/mother Greek, Polynesian Girl
Maïlea Related to the Hawaiian maile vine - a fragrant vine used in leis; often interpreted as "fragrant vine" or associated with love/beauty. Hawaiian, Polynesian Girl
Malani Sanskrit/Sinhalese: 'fragrant' or 'garlanded' (from Malini/Mala). Polynesian: associated with 'lani' (sky/heaven) and often rendered as 'heavenly' or 'calm/serene'. Polynesian, Sanskrit Girl
Malu In Hawaiian/Polynesian: 'shelter, protection, shade'. In Portuguese/Brazilian: a pet form of Maria Luísa/Maria Luiza. Brazilian, Hawaiian, Polynesian, Portuguese Girl
Marama Moon; light, clear; month Polynesian Girl
Marowa Possibly derived from Arabic 'Marwa' meaning 'white stone' or referring to the sacred hill Marwah; otherwise meaning unknown Polynesian Girl
Meava welcome Polynesian Girl
Meleata likely 'song of laughter' or 'smiling song' (from mele = song + ata = laugh/smile) Polynesian, Samoan Girl
Melinga Uncertain - likely associated with 'honey' or 'sweet' if derived from Melina; if from Chinese Meiling the meaning depends on characters (commonly 'beautiful' + 'delicate' or similar) Polynesian Girl
Moana ocean, sea Polynesian Girl
Moanah Ocean; sea. Polynesian Girl
Moanna ocean, sea Polynesian Girl
Moannah ocean, sea Polynesian Girl
Moli Often a diminutive of Mary - traditionally associated with meanings like 'sea of bitterness' or 'beloved'. Meaning can vary by language and culture. English, Irish, Polynesian, Samoan Girl
Napia Unknown - not widely attested; may be a personal or place name rather than a word with a clear, documented meaning Polynesian Girl
Noni Diminutive meaning 'little Non' or the Polynesian word for the noni fruit (Morinda citrifolia). English, Polynesian, Welsh Girl
Nony Usually a diminutive form associated with 'gift' when from Igbo Onyinye/Nonye; otherwise an affectionate pet name or a name inspired by the noni fruit. English, Igbo, Polynesian Girl
Okalana Possibly 'of the calm/serene' or 'from the district' - exact meaning uncertain Polynesian Girl
Okelani heavenly one / of the heavens ('lani' = sky, heaven; prefix 'Oke' uncertain) Hawaiian, Polynesian Girl
Onaona fragrant, sweet-smelling Polynesian Girl
Opelei Uncertain; possibly 'of Pele' (belonging to the goddess Pele) or a Polynesian form/adaptation of Ophelia Polynesian Girl
Orana A Polynesian word used as a greeting (often 'hello' or 'welcome'); connotes well‑being or life Polynesian Girl