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All Names - Girl Names Only Aarao: Form of Aaron - Lofty; exalted; high mountain Biblically, Aaron was Moses' older brother (and keeper by God's command) He was first high priest of the Israelites, remembered for the miraculous blossoming of his staff or rod Aaron: Lofty; exalted; high mountain Biblically, Aaron was Moses' older brother (and keeper by God's command) He was first high priest of the Israelites, remembered for the miraculous blossoming of his staff or rod Abarron: Father of a multitude Abba: Father Abbot: Father Abbotson: Son of Abbot Abbott: Father Abe: Diminutive of Abraham - Father of a multitude In Genesis the Old Testament patriarch Abram's name was changed to Abraham when it was revealed he would be father of the Hebrewnation Further popularized by 19th century US president Abraham Lincoln Aderiela: Form of Akeliela - God's majesty Adiriano: Form of Akiliano - From the city of Adrian Adoniia: Form of Akoniia - The Lord is my God Ahimeleka: Biblicalpriest Akamu: Red earth Akela: Lucky Akeliela: God's majesty Akiliano: From the city of Adrian Akoniia: The Lord is my God Alakai: M Alapai: Form of Alepeleke - Counselor; advisor Alebana: Form of Alepana - From Alba Aleferede: Form of Alepeleke - Counselor; advisor Aleka: Form of Alekanekelo - Protector Alekandero: Form of Alekanekelo - Protector Alekanekelo: Protector Alekona: From the old town Alemana: Warrior Alepana: From Alba Alepeleke: Counselor; advisor Aletona: Form of Alekona - From the old town Alevina: Form of Alewina - Elves' friend Alewina: Elves' friend Aliimalu: Peaceful leader Alika: Form of Alekanekelo - Protector Alohalani: Full of compassion Alohilani: Form of Alohalani - Full of compassion Aloiki: Renowned war Aloisi: Form of Aloiki - Renowned war Amana: Form of Alemana - Warrior Amoka: Strong (Hawaiian interpretation of the name Amos) Amosa: Form of Amoka - Strong (Hawaiian interpretation of the name Amos) Anadar: Form of Anakale - Crown Anakale: Crown Anakelea: Masculine; manly Anakoni: Valuable Anederea: Form of Anakelea - Masculine; manly Anuenue-Akua: Rainbow's spirit Apekaloma: Peaceful father Apela: Breath; breathing spirit (Hawaiian Form of Abel) Apelahama: Father to many (Hawaiian Form of Abraham) Apelama: He who has many children Apia: God is my father Apikai: Gift of God; gift from God Apilama: Form of Apelama - He who has many children Aremana: Form of Alemana - Warrior Asera: Form of Akela - Lucky Augate: Form of Aukake - Wise Auguseto: Form of Aukake - Wise Augutino: Form of Aukake - Wise Aukai: Sailor Aukake: Wise Aukukeko: Form of Aukake - Wise Aukukino: Form of Aukake - Wise Aulelio: Golden Aurelio: Form of Aulelio - Golden Bane: Form of BARNEY -Long awaited child (pronounced Bah-neh) Ebena: Form of Epena - Stone Edega: Form of Ekeka - Wealthy Edemona: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Edumona: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Edwada: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Ekana: Strong Ekeka: Wealthy Ekekiela: Powerful god Ekela: Help Ekemona: Wealthy protector Ekewaka: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Ekualo: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Ekumena: Form of Ekemona - Wealthy protector Elenek: Avid; eager Elta: The Lord is my God Eneki: Form of Elenek - Avid; eager Eneti: Form of Elenek - Avid; eager Enoka: Educated Epelaima: Fertile Epena: Stone Eperaima: Form of Epelaima - Fertile Ereneti: Form of Elenek - Avid; eager Etana: Form of Ekana - Strong Eukakio: Steady Eukepio: Worships well Eusebio: Form of Eukepio - Worships well Eutakio: Form of Eukakio - Steady Ezekiela: Form of Ekekiela - Powerful god Ezera: Form of Ekela - Help Kai: The sea Kaila: Style Kaimi: The seeker Kalani: The sky; chieftain Kale: Manly and Strong, form of Charles Kana: A Maui demigod who could take the form of a rope and stretch from Molokai to Hawaii Kane: Man orThe Eastern Sky (also for Japanese and Irish) Kanoa: The free one Keahi: Fire Keoki: Form of George Keoni: Form of John Kimo: Form of James and Jim Koi: Urge; implore Also the Hawaiian equivalent of Troy Konane: Bright Lono: God of Peaceand Agriculture Makani: Wind Mamo: Saffron Flower or Yellow Bird Mano: Shark A passionate lover Mauli: Dark Skinned Nahele: Forest or Grove |