Lilo

Lilo is a feminine name that's immortalized in pop culture thanks to the lovable and rambunctious Disney character from Lilo & Stitch. When tracing Lilo's origin, it seems to primarily be German as a diminutive of Liselotte, which combines the names Lise and Charlotte. Lilo gets the meaning "my God is an oath" from the Hebrew Elizabeth, finished with "free man" or "army" from the Germanic Charles. Lilo also exists as a word in Hawaiian, though, where it has translations like "to accrue," "pass into possession of," or "expense," carrying themes of generosity and prosperity. Not stopping there, this Hawaiian word has even more meanings, like "busy," "devoted," and "dedicated," inspiring imagery of a passionate and industrious tot ready to take on the world.