Moana

Moana is a deeply rooted Polynesian name, most commonly associated with Hawaiian culture, meaning 'ocean,' 'wide expanse of water,' or 'sea.' Its significance lies in the profound connection to nature and the life-giving power of the water that surrounds island communities. The name traveled through oral traditions before gaining global recognition through modern storytelling.

There's a breathtaking spaciousness in the sound of Moana, like standing on a cliff overlooking a boundless sea. When you say your daughter's name, Moana, you'll feel the pull of the horizon and a spirit of fearless exploration. Writing it on her first passport, you're gifting her a name that embodies adventure and the wild, beautiful heart of nature.