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      Meaning of the first name Holokai

      Origin

      Hawaiian

      Meaning

      Sailor

      Variations

      Honoka, Nicholai
      The name Holokai profoundly originates from the Hawaiian language and carries the meaning of Sailor. In the context of the rich Hawaiian culture, where the ocean plays a vital role, the moniker Holokai captures the essence of those who navigate the vast expanse of the sea with skill and courage. Throughout history, the name Holokai has been associated with seafaring individuals who embarked on daring voyages and maintained a deep understanding of the ocean's rhythms.

      In ancient Hawaiian history, Holokai denoted the esteemed individuals who manned the traditional sailing canoes, paving the way for exploration, trade, and discovery. They possessed extensive knowledge of celestial navigation, ocean currents, and the natural indicators that guided their journeys across the Pacific. Today, the name Holokai continues to resonate with the spirit of adventure and nautical expertise. It is often used to honor the seafaring heritage of Hawaii and to recognize those who have a passion for sailing and the oceans. Whether it be professional sailors, yachtsmen, or individuals who simply revel in the pleasure of maritime activities, the name Holokai serves as a fitting tribute to their connection with the sea.

      Based on our records...

      Kamaile

      Kamaile

      This is the most common surname associated with Holokai.
      Rebecca

      Rebecca

      This is the most common name of those married to a Holokai.
      Josiah

      Josiah

      This is the most common name for a child of a Holokai.
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      1833 is when there were the most people born with the first name Holokai.

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