Origin
Hawaiian
Syllables
2
Zodiac
Leo
Trend
Declining
Kona is a name often given to boys. Ranked #6314 and is easing off the charts this year. It comes from a Hawaiian origin and traditionally means "Leeward wind or southern direction". It has 2 syllables.
Kona originates from Hawaiian language where it denotes the leeward or southern side of an island, often associated with calm winds and sunny shores. The name evokes images of Pacific islands and a relaxed yet resilient spirit. In modern usage it remains rare outside Hawaii but appeals to parents seeking nature-inspired names with cultural depth. Boys named Kona often grow into adventurous, grounded individuals who value family and exploration.
Currently ranked #6314 on the Baby Billboard Charts. Peak rank: #6314. Changed -505 positions from last year.
Seeks freedom and adventure.
Desires harmony and family.
Projects authority and ambition.
Builds stable foundations.
Leo
Embodies warmth and leadership like the sun.
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Radiates calm strength and island warmth.
Color Aura
Warm Amber
Element
Fire
Season
Summer
Gemstone
Amber
Spirit Animal
Dolphin
Power Word
Breeze
Energy Type
Fire × Summer
Adventurous
Loves exploring new places.
Calm
Brings peace to tense situations.
Loyal
Values deep friendships.
Kona Gallagher
American surfer and environmental advocate
Kona Smith
Hawaiian musician known for ukulele performances
Kona
Surfing video games
Kona
Hawaiian TV series character
1778
Captain Cook lands near Kona coast.
1920
Kona coffee industry established.
コナ
Japanese (Katakana)
科纳
Chinese (Mandarin)
코나
Korean
कोना
Devanagari
Beautiful middle name pairings with Kona:
Kona Kai
Kona James
Kona Leo
Kona Milo
Kona Nico
Kona Ravi
Kona Tate
Kona is also a famous coffee region in Hawaii.
The name appears in ancient Polynesian navigation stories.
It means south in several Pacific languages.
Kano
Strong and enduring spirit
boyKoda
Means 'friend' or 'ally' in Dakota Sioux language, symbolizing companionship.
boyKian
Ancient; enduring, symbolizing timeless strength and heritage
boyKobe
Tortoise (Japanese) or Supplanter (Swahili influence)
boyKota
Friend of the sea or thicket, representing harmony with nature.
boyKane
From Gaelic 'Cathán,' meaning 'little warrior' or 'fighter'.
boyKiran
Ray of light, beam of sunshine
boyKai
Sea; symbolizing strength and vastness of the ocean
boyKoa
Warrior or brave one, symbolizing strength and courage
boyMakai
Toward the sea; implies direction to ocean, symbolizing fluidity and depth.
boyKeanu
Cool breeze over the mountains
boyMakari
To observe the horizon, symbolizing vision and the wind's path.
boyKOH-nah
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