Kahealani is an enchanting Hawaiian given name of unique beauty and cultural significance. It translates to 'the Heavenly Cloud' or 'Heaven's Fragrance', evoking images of serenity, grace, and the gentle beauty of Hawaii's skies. This name holds deep ties to Hawaiian mythology, with Kahealani being a lesser goddess of clouds in Hawaiian folklore. The name is composed of two elements: 'kahea', meaning 'to be fragrant' or 'to scent', and 'lani', which signifies 'sky' or 'heaven'. Kahealani is a name that speaks to the harmony between nature, divinity, and the delicate balance of life in Hawaii. It is a rare and distinctive choice for a child's name, offering a touch of Hawaiian culture and heritage.
Kahealani appears to have been a popular name among parents during certain periods but its popularity has fluctuated significantly over time. The name's highest popularity was between 1999 and 2005, with totals ranging from 9 to 15 births per year. However, since 2012, the number of births with this name has been relatively low, averaging around 6-10 births per year. Overall, Kahealani has been a relatively uncommon name, with only 447 total births recorded over nearly five decades.