Here's why:
* "Kuke" is not a common Hawaiian root word. It might be a variation of "kuke," which means "to cook," but even then, it wouldn't make sense in the context of a name.
* "Akala" is a common Hawaiian word meaning "to think" or "to believe," but it's not used in the way you presented it.
* "Kalani" is a common Hawaiian word meaning "heaven" or "king."
If you have more context or information about the word, I might be able to offer a better answer.