Kekai
Meaning of Kekai
Kekai is a Hawaiian male name meaning “the sea,” chosen by parents drawn to coastal heritage and nature-inspired symbolism. Rooted in Polynesian language, it conveys the steady rhythm of Pacific waves and resonates with the Latin concept of mare nostrum, underscoring a universal bond with water. In Hawaii’s official birth records, Kekai has shown modest yet consistent appeal: it ranked 45th with nine occurrences in 2005, peaked at 47th with seven babies in 2010, and appeared at 61st place with five newborns in 1996. This data highlights Kekai’s enduring charm and positions it as a distinctive, culturally rich choice for families seeking an oceanic connection.
Pronunciation
Hawaiian
- Pronunced as keh-KY (/kəˈkaɪ/)
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