How to Say “Madison” in Hawaiian

Makikona
The English name Madison is translated into Hawaiian as Makikona.
Makikona is used as a translation for the name Madison, whether it is being used as a surname, a given name or a place name.
Meaning: surname, given name, place name (name)

Did you know?

  • In the name Makikona, the component kona can also mean a 'corner' or 'angle' in a geographical sense.
  • Because the Hawaiian language lacks a 'd' sound, almost every English name containing a 'd' is converted to a k or t when translated into Ōlelo Hawaiʻi.
  • The name Makikona follows the Hawaiian phonetic rule that requires almost all words to end in a vowel.

Examples in context

  • He Makikona ka inoa o ka keiki.
    Madison is the name of the child.

Example conversation

Keanu and Malia are introducing a new friend.

  1. Keanu

    He hoa hou kēia, ʻo Makikona kona inoa.
    This is a new friend, her name is Madison.
  2. Malia

    Aloha, Makikona!
    Hello, Madison!
  3. Keanu

    Maiuʻu mai, Makikona.
    Come here, Madison.
  4. Malia

    Hauʻoli koʻu hui pū me Makikona.
    I am happy to meet Madison.
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