Leilanni
Meaning of Leilanni
Picture a sun-drenched Hawaiian shore where rainbow-hued blooms weave garlands fit for a mountain goddess—that’s the very spirit of Leilanni. Born from the tender “lei” (flower wreath) and the heavenly “lani” (sky or heaven), this name drifts in on a warm breeze, carrying whispers of tropical gardens and starlit nights. In an Indian courtyard, she’d be the jasmine-clad princess whose laughter rings as bright as monsoon thunder, yet in American playgrounds she remains a rare gem—hovering around the 900th most popular spot and charming just a few dozen newborns each year. Leilanni moves through life like a sari in a gentle wind: vibrant, graceful, and utterly unforgettable, with a playful spark that lights up any gathering as effortlessly as fireflies at dusk.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as lay-lah-NEE (/leɪˈlɑni/)
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