Iolana

In the humble whispers of tradition, Iolana rises like a feather caught on the wind... the essence of freedom and effortless flight! Born from the depths of ocean currents and the breath of island breezes, Iolana herself dances on the clouds. She invites us to spread our wings, to break free from earthly tethers and ascend to new heights, to journey beyond the confines of the familiar and discover what awaits us on the other side. An orchestra of timeless yearning, Iolana reaches for all of her dreams, and who knows? The soul may find its truest expression in her hands.

So pretty. I did think that the name was Greek when I first saw it and is even similar to Greek names meaning violet (Ione, Iolanthe etc).

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I love it though.

I read that there is a Greek stem in this name: iola, which connotes with violet. I think of it as Hawaiian and Greek, which is pretty awesome in my opinion! My husband and I conceived in Hawaii, and if we are having a girl we will use this as a middle name. We will pronounce it ee-oh-lah-nah, which sounds more Greek to me.

A butterfly genus too, so says Wikipedia. I thought it was Greek before I read the description.