Kali
“the dark one; in Hinduism, a destructive force” · “one who provides comfort”
3% boys · 97% girls
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36 names
Polynesian German Ema
“one who is greatly loved” · “a serious woman”
>99% girls
Polynesian Pia
“one who is pious” · “from the land of ice”
>99% girls
Polynesian · Modern Taha
“the firstborn child”
>99% boys
African · Old-fashioned Ina
“an illuminated man”
>99% girls
Polynesian · Modern Hina
“prostrate; gray”
>99% girls
Polynesian · Shared Mana
“a charismatic and prestigious woman”
28% boys · 72% girls
Polynesian · Modern Toa
“a brave-hearted woman”
>99% boys
Polynesian · Modern Lulani
“sent from heaven”
>99% girls
Polynesian Kaula
“child of the heavens”
>99% girls
Hawaiian · Modern Kaimi
“the seeker; one who searches” · “the seeker”
62% boys · 38% girls
Polynesian Ofa
“one who loves and is loved”
8% boys · 92% girls
Polynesian · Modern Hoku
“one who shines as bright as a star”
>99% boys
Polynesian Lisiate
“a courageóus mani”
>99% boys
Polynesian · Modern Tahi
“one who lives by the sea”
>99% boys
Polynesian Lafi
“a shy young man”
79% boys · 21% girls
Polynesian Paliuli
“woman from the paradise garden”
>99% girls
Polynesian Oopa
Oopa is a surname from Polynesian. It is used in English and French.
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Polynesian Osileani
“one who talks a lot”
>99% boys
Polynesian Langundo
“a peaceful man” · “one who is graceful”
>99% boys
Polynesian · Mythological Pani
Pani is a masculine given name. It is used in Kanakanabu and Saaroa.
69% boys · 31% girls
Polynesian Tanaki
“one who counts”
>99% boys
Polynesian · Mythological Laka
“tame”
>99% girls
Polynesian Limu
“resembling seaweed”
>99% boys
Polynesian Langiloa
“resembling a tempest; one who is moody”
>99% boys
Polynesian Langilea
“having a booming voice, like thunder”
>99% boys
Polynesian Hine
“one who is chaste; a maiden”
50% boys · 50% girls
Polynesian Tanafa
“a drumbeat”
>99% boys
Polynesian Hiriwa
“a silvery woman”
>99% girls
Polynesian Vailea
“from the talking waters”
>99% girls
Polynesian Tangaloa
“a courageous man”
>99% boys
Polynesian Toafo
“one who is spontaneous”
>99% boys
Polynesian Lepolo
“a handsome man”
>99% boys
Polynesian Leolin
“one who is alert; watchful”
29% boys · 71% girls
Polynesian Valu
Valu is a surname from Polynesian.
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Polynesian Ulielmi
“an intelligent lady”
>99% girls