Delicate, white mud. Cozy, crystal bluish oceans. Upbeat reggae with inviting aromas of coconut and sun block. When this images appeals to your senses, you’ve undoubtedly already been kissed by the island gods by themselves.
Whether your area defeat sways with the lyrics ‘every little thing are gonna become alright’ or ‘it’s five o’clock somewhere,’ island escapades take on a new meaning with kids. Fortunately, you can still respect their desired warm nostalgia by providing your own small beach baby an exotic isle kid title that whispers palm woods and sunshine.
However, there include several thousand terms found in old-fashioned southern area Pacific and Caribbean islander dialects, we’ve conjured up 50 isle kid labels from the deepness for the sea that won’t only inspire some really serious exotic island vibes but will additionally blend a longing for a salty living.
Tropical Isle Kid Lady Brands
- Ayanna – [ai-ah-nuh] Barbados/African for ‘beautiful flower’
- Bimini – [bim-uh-nee] Bahamian area; where Bimini clothes are created
- Coraline (or Coral) – [cora-leen] Latin derivative for ‘semi-precious ocean gains usually strong pink or reddish’
- Dominica – [dom-ih-nee-kuh] Italian/Dominican Republic for ‘belonging to your Lord’; a Caribbean area
- Ginger – English for ‘reddish-orange’ or ‘liveliness’; preferred from 70s television show Gilligan’s area
- Isla – [eye-la] Spanish for ‘island’
- Kalama – [ka-la-ma] Polynesian for ‘torch’
- Lei – [ley] Hawaiian for ‘wreath of flora’
- Marina – [muh-ree-nuh] Spanish/Roman for ‘of the sea’
- Meilani – [may-lah-nee] Tahitian/Hawaiian for ‘dark skin charm.’
- Moana (or Moa) – [mo-ah-nah] Tahitian for ‘ocean’
- Nani – [nah-nee] Hawaiian for ‘beautiful.’
- Oceana – [oh-she-ah-nah] Greek as a type of Oceanus, the Titan pops of water nymphs
- Oliana – [aw-lee-yah-nah] Polynesian for ‘oleander’
- Oriana (or Oria) – [aw-ree-ah-nah] Dominican for ‘golden-haired’
- Palila – [pah-lee-luh] Tahitian for ‘with a nature since free as a bird’
- Pearl – Latin for ‘pearl’ or ‘innocence, modesty’
- Raeni – [ray-knee] Caribbean for ‘queen’
- Shelly – [sh-eh-lee] Anglo-Saxon for ‘the ledge meadow’
- Teuila – [t-wiy-laa] Samoan for ‘flower regarding the Samoan ginger herbal’
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Exotic Area Baby Child Brands
- Agwe – [ae-gweh] Caribbean/Haitian for ‘spirit of sea’
- Alon – [uh-lon] Filipino for ‘wave’
- Aruba – [ah-roo-buh] Carib Indian for ‘shell island’; a Caribbean area
- Azul – [ah-z-ool]Spanish for ‘blue’
- Cayman – [kay-men] British English for exotic United states crocodile; a Caribbean isle
- Cove – English for a tiny bay or place of sleep
- Cruise – [kroo-z] Dutch for a trip on a ship or ship used for pleasures
- Dominic – [dom-uh-nic] Italian/ Dominican Republic for ‘belonging for the Lord’
- Fraser – [fray-zer] Scottish for ‘strawberry’ but is additionally the world’s premier mud island based out of Australian Continent
- Hanalei – [hah-nah-lay] Hawaiian for ‘lei making’ or ‘crescent bay’
- Hawea – [hah-way-ah] Tahitian/Maori for ‘peacemaker’
- Holokai – [hoh-loh-kye] Hawaiian for ‘a seafaring individual’
- Kai – [kah-ee] or [kye] Hawaiian for ‘from the sea’
- Kauai – [cow-wah-ee] or [cow-eye] Hawaiin for ‘garden island’
- Mahana – [maa-haa-na] Samoan for comfortable (is also Tahitian for girls definition ‘sun’)
- Malik – [mah-leek] Caribbean/Arabic for ‘king’ or ‘chief’
- Manu – [mah-noo] Polynesian for ‘bird of this evening’
- Maui – [m-ow-ee] Polynesian for ‘legendary hero’
- Samoa – [suh-moh-yuh] or [sah-moy-yah] Polynesian for ‘people of this sea’
- Skipper – chief of a ship or boat
Gender-Neutral Island Infant Brands
- Aloha – [ah-loh-hah] Hawaiian for ‘loving individual’
- Bali – [bah-lee] Indian for effective and courageous; and Indonesian island
- Bay – English for a large inlet in the water curving the land inwards
- Cerulean – [suh-roo-lee-uhn] Latin for a-deep sky-blue and cyan colors
- Hehu – [heh-hu] Maori/Cook Islander for ‘rescued by goodness’
- Kailani – [kay-lah-nee] Hawaiian for ‘sea and heavens’
- Kiawah – [kee-uh-wuh] Secluded Charleston, SC island teeming with marine life
- Sandy – Greek for ‘defender of mankind’
- Zephyr – [zeh-phyr] Greek/Latin for a gentle, gentle snap or westerly wind
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