Ululani

/oo-loo-LAH-nee/

Ululani is a Hawaiian girl's name pronounced /oo-loo-LAH-nee/. An evocative name meaning heavenly grove or inspired by the heavens.

Meaning of Ululani

An evocative name meaning heavenly grove or inspired by the heavens.

Ululani is a compound Hawaiian name derived from 'ulu', meaning growth, inspiration, or grove, and 'lani', meaning heaven, sky, or royal. It metaphorically translates to a 'heavenly grove' or 'divine inspiration', often associated with spiritual abundance and a connection to the celestial realm.

Origin
Hawaiian
Pronunciation
/oo-loo-LAH-nee/

Cultural background

In contemporary Hawaii, Ululani is a traditional feminine name that honors ancestral roots and the natural landscape. It remains a popular choice for families wishing to preserve Hawaiian linguistic heritage and spiritual values.

Variations & nicknames

  • Ulu
  • Lani
  • Ululanie

Famous people named Ululani

Well-known namesakes — celebrities, historical figures and characters.

  • Ululani Lewai Baker

    High Chiefess of Hilo and wife of Governor John Tamatoa Baker

    Politics and Royalty · 19th century

  • Ululani J. Cho

    A prominent community figure and educator in Hawaii

    Education · 20th century

  • Ululani Marissa

    Hawaiian musician known for performing traditional and island music

    Music · 2000s-present

Frequently asked about Ululani

What does Ululani mean?
Ululani is a Hawaiian name meaning 'heavenly grove' or 'inspired by the heavens,' signifying spiritual growth and divine connection.
How do you pronounce Ululani?
Ululani is pronounced 'oo-loo-LAH-nee', with each vowel sound clearly articulated according to Hawaiian phonetics.
Is Ululani a boy or girl name?
Ululani is traditionally used as a feminine name in Hawaiian culture.
Is Ululani a common name?
While it is a well-known traditional name in Hawaii, it is considered unique and rare outside of the Pacific Islands.

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