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What does the baby name Hanaiakamalama mean? Learn about what Hanaiakamalama means, its history & origin, popularity in our random name database, pronunciation, similar names, nicknames & spelling variations.

Hanaiakamalama - Name Meaning, Origin & Popularity

Spelling of Hanaiakamalama
H-A-N-A-I-A-K-A-M-A-L-A-M-A, is a 14-letter male given name.
Pronunciation of Hanaiakamalama
ha NAEE a KA ma LA ma
Meaning of Hanaiakamalama
Foster child of the moon.
Origin of Hanaiakamalama
The name 'Hanaiakamalama' originates from the Hawaiian language. In Hawaiian culture, names often have deep meanings and connections to nature and spirituality. 'Hana' means 'work' or 'craft', 'ia' means 'to fish', 'kamalama' means 'the light of the moon'. When combined, the name 'Hanaiakamalama' can be interpreted as 'the work of fishing under the moonlight'.
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Popularity of Hanaiakamalama
The name 'Hanaiakamalama' is a unique and uncommon name. It is not among the most popular names in Hawaii or other regions. Due to its complex pronunciation and length, it is less commonly chosen by parents for their children.
Hanaiakamalama currently has 1 like, and is in the top 14% of liked boy's names. The name Adom is slightly more popular than Hanaiakamalama.

Etymology of Hanaiakamalama

The name 'Hanaiakamalama' is composed of three Hawaiian words: 'hana', 'ia', and 'kamalama'. 'Hana' refers to work or craft, 'ia' means to fish, and 'kamalama' represents the light of the moon. Each word contributes to the overall meaning and symbolism of the name.

Cultural Significance of Hanaiakamalama

In Hawaiian culture, fishing is an important activity that has deep cultural and spiritual significance. It represents sustenance, connection to the ocean, and the ability to provide for oneself and the community. The moon is also highly revered in Hawaiian culture, symbolizing guidance, illumination, and spiritual energy.

The name 'Hanaiakamalama' carries the cultural connotations of engaging in meaningful work or craft, specifically fishing, under the light of the moon. It may represent the importance of working in harmony with nature and the spiritual connection to the ocean and celestial bodies.