How to Say “Kayla” in Hawaiian

Kaila
Kaila is the Hawaiian form of the female given name Kayla.
Kaila is used as a female given name.

Did you know?

  • In some contexts, the name is considered a loan word derived from the English word 'style'.
  • Because Hawaiian has a small inventory of consonant sounds, many different English names are adapted into the same Hawaiian form.

Examples in context

  • Kaila ke aliʻi.
    Kaila is the leader.
  • Ua ʻike au iā Kaila.
    I saw Kaila.

Example conversation

Kai and Malia are talking about a mutual friend.

  1. Kai

    Aia ʻo Kaila?
    Is Kaila there?
  2. Malia

    ʻAe, aia ʻo ia i loko.
    Yes, she is inside.
  3. Kai

    Ke makemake nei au e ʻike iā Kaila.
    I want to see Kaila.
  4. Malia

    E hele mai i loko.
    Come inside.

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