Hey DaddysGirl27! I think that what you're doing for your niece or nephew is great. With the twins and the other kids you'll certainly have your hands full but it's worth it! CdeV@oz is right - you truly have a heart of gold.

By the way, I'm glad you saw some names you liked. Good luck and best wishes!

OK here are some I got off a web site, since I am a small town gal from the Mid-West USA, I have no clue the names you use.

Top 10 New-Zealand baby names
1 Tawera New-Zealand B/G
2 Maru New-Zealand G
3 Tip New-Zealand B/G
4 Mahuru New-Zealand G
5 Irawaru New-Zealand B
6 Lyn New-Zealand G
7 Kauri New-Zealand B
8 Kale New-Zealand B
9 Loe New-Zealand B/G
10 Hori New-Zealand B

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Maori baby girl names
For your little princess (or pirinitete) there are some beautiful and unusual Maori names. Choose from this list of Maori baby girl names:

Amiria – industrious, from the English Amelia
Aroha – simply meaning ‘love’
Erihapeti – meaning ‘consecrated to God’, an equivalent of Elizabeth
Hine – a lovely name meaning simply ‘girl’
Kowhai – a native tree known for its yellow flowers
Kura – translating to ‘treasure’
Makareta – Maori form of Margaret
Marika – meaning ‘quiet and careful’
Ngaio – another name taken from our native flora
Pania – a mythical maiden of the sea
Reka – for your ‘sweet’ baby girl
Whina – meaning ‘helper’

Maori baby boy names
For your little warrior (or toa) there are many choices for baby names with a difference. Get inspiration from this list of Maori baby boy names:

Amiri – evoking ‘the east wind’
Hare – meaning ‘manly’ this name is the equivalent of Charles
Hemi – a translation of James
Maaka – the Maori form of Mark comes from Mars, the God of war
Mahora – meaning ‘flat land’
Pita – bringing the sturdy qualities of stone or rock, this is the Maori form of Peter
Rawiri – meaning the beloved one, the equivalent of David
Rangi – meaning heaven or sky
Rua – meaning ‘lake’
Tane – Maori God of the forest
Tangaroa – Maori God of the sea
Tipene – the Maori form of Stephen


Polynesian baby girl names
A name for your baby girl can be unusual or exotic when you choose from the many beautiful Polynesian baby names:

Ema – for your precious one, meaning ‘beloved’
Hika – simply meaning ‘daughter’
Hine – a popular choice meaning ‘maiden’
Hoku – is your daughter a little ‘star’?
Ilisapesi – meaning ‘blessed one’
Jaimia – meaning ‘I love’
Kaula – meaning ‘the prophet’
Kiri – inspired by nature, meaning the bark of a tree
Kohia – the passionflower
Kura – meaning ‘red’
Lani – meaning the sky or heavens
Mahina – the moon

Polynesian baby boy names
Choose a baby name with a difference with a Polynesian boys name:

Afi – for your fiery bub, meaning ‘fire’
Ahohako – meaning ‘storm’
Ahomana – meaning ‘thunder’
Alika – meaning the ‘defender of humankind’
Alipate – for your vibrant wee one, meaning ‘bright’
Arana – for your beautiful boy, meaning ‘handsome’
Ariki – meaning ‘chief’
Ihorangi – meaning ‘rain’
Kahil – meaning ‘young’
Keoni – meaning ‘the righteous one’
Kereteki – a figure from Polynesian myth
Kupe – a famous Polynesian explorer



Ok, I did my homework, and hopefully gave you something to ponder.

I agree with the other ladies, you are going to have your hands full, bless your heart and your family.

Thanks All

Susieqzee Thanks For The Name Ideas But Im Spanish/American But Ah That Was So Sweet Of You Thanks

And Thanks Everyone Else For The Ideas And Comments
I Like
Taighan
And Dejahn Thanks CdeV@Oz

xx
Kaelei

OOPs, sorry hon, I truly could not tell by the other kids names.

Ah well maybe someone else can use them someday and you can pass them on. LOL

Whoops Lol Im Sure They Can.
I Didn't Use Spanish Names At All Idk Because I Just Like Unique Names So Thats Probably Why You Couldn't Tell. Haha


What About Uniquewa? For A Girl

xx
Kaelei