“X” First Names Translated Into Phonetic Hawaiian
The Hawaiian translations provided are phonetic and have no intentional literal meanings. The translations are done based on the sounds the name makes when said and the Hawaiian alphabet and word structure. Because there are only 13 letters in the Hawaiian language there are many names which sound similar and have the same phonetic translation and NO LITERAL TRANSLATION OR MEANING. In order to obtain a literal translation of a name you would need to know the literal meaning the name then translate it to the same exact meaning in Hawaiian. Contact the Bishop Museum if you would like a literal name translation where they have Hawaiian language experts available for hire for translation work.
Xakery – Kakeli
Xamantha – Kamanaka
Xan – Kana
Xander – Kanakeli
Xandy – Kanaki
Xantos – Kanakoku
Xao – Kao
Xaq – Kaka
Xarie – Kalie
Xavier – Kawieli
Xaviera – Kawiela
Xavion – Kawionu
Xela – Kela
Xena – Kena
Xenia – Kenia
Xenie – Kenie
Xenielle – Keniele
Xenifer – Kenipeli
Xeno – Keno
Xenos – Kenoku
Xia – Kia
Xiana – Kiana
Xiang-Ke – Kiana-ake
Xiaoke – Kiaoke
Xiaoqing – Kiaokine
Xin – Kine
Xining – Kinine
Xinrong – Kinelonu
Xiomara – Kiomala
Xiong – Kionu
Xochitl – Kokikele
Xol – Kolu
Xu – Ku
Xuan – Kuana
Xuemei – Kuemei
Xuxa – Kuka
Xvante – Kawanake
Xyline – Kiline
Xylon – Kilonu
Click on the first letter of the first name to find the Phonetic Hawaiian Translation!
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