Pronunciation: [kɪˈə͡ʊni] (IPA) 
"Keoni" is a Hawaiian name which is spelled using the Latin alphabet. The correct pronunciation of "Keoni" is /Keh-OH-nee/, where "K" is pronounced as in "kite", "e" as in "pet", "oh" as in "go" and "nee" as in "knee". The letter "K" is used to represent the /k/ sound, while "e" is used twice to represent two separate /e/ sounds. The letter "o" is used to represent the /o/ sound, and "ni" is used to represent the /ni/ sound.
Keoni is a Hawaiian masculine given name that holds deep cultural significance on the Hawaiian Islands. The name "Keoni" is derived from the English name "John" and has become a popular traditional Hawaiian name. It is commonly pronounced as "ke-oh-nee."
As a traditional Hawaiian name, Keoni embodies the island's rich heritage and reflects the connection with nature and the land. The name often evokes the values of respect, love, and harmony with the environment. It can also symbolize strength, wisdom, and leadership within the Hawaiian culture.
Keoni is not only a personal name but also carries historical and cultural connotations. It is associated with chiefs, warriors, and influential figures in Hawaiian history. The name may also indicate a familial connection to Hawaiian roots or a family lineage that holds significance within the community.
As the name's meaning is rooted in Hawaiian culture, it holds a unique significance to individuals who bear it. It represents a cultural identity and can serve as a reminder of the importance of preserving and honoring Hawaiian traditions and values.
The name "Keoni" is of Hawaiian origin. It is the Hawaiian form of the English name "John", deriving from the Hebrew name "Yochanan". In Hawaiian culture, names are often given based on personal attributes, significant events, or family traditions. "Keoni" is a traditional Hawaiian name that has been used for many generations and continues to be popular today.
