It means heavenly flower/ or heavenly child
Yes, Leilani is a Hawaiian name. It combines the Hawaiian words "lei" meaning "flower wreath" or "child" and "lani" meaning "heavenly" or "royal," giving it the beautiful meaning of "heavenly flower" or "royal child."
The Hawaiian name Leilani means "heavenly flowers" or "royal child of heaven." It is a common name that reflects the beauty and connection to nature in Hawaiian culture.
The Hawaiian equivalent of "Noelle" is "Noelani," which means "heavenly mist."
Pua is the Hawaiian word for Flower.
Puanani
Aloha. Answer: there are several ways to say this, actually. Lani, mailani, kalani are all acceptable. A hui hou (until next time)
There is no Hawaiian word for buttercup, but you could say waiūpaka pua which means "butter flower"
Ka pua nani
It sounds like a bad attempt at someone who didn't know the hawaiian language trying to give someone a Hawaiian name. Technically it means, heavenly number one. 'ekahi being the number 1 and lani being Heavenly. I think someone was trying to say 'heavenly one (not number)' but didn't understand that there was no translation for that in Hawaiian. a Hawaiian would be more inclined to give a name like kamalani which means heavenly child/person.
天の花 (ten no hana) would be "flower of heaven" or "heavenly flower."It would be pronounced like "ten" (as in "10"), "no" (as in "yes or NO"), "ha" (like the "ha" in "hall") and "na" (like the "na" in "Narnia").
Leilani= Heavenly garland(lei)