aloha
- noun
- /əˈloʊhɑː/
- Ah, in Hawaii, 'aloha' means 'hello' AND 'goodbye'.
- aloha shirt
- aloha spirit
- say aloha
So it's time for Trump to say Aloha to his travel ban and.
- So it's time for Trump to say Aloha to his travel ban and.
- Obviously, in Hawaiian, Aloha means both hello and put your mask on.
- We will say Aloha to journalists, and then we will say Aloha to journalists.
Examples
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'Aloha' is a beautiful word that you can use to say aloha or goodbye.
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Warmest aloha, sir.
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I should have said aloha right then and there.
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Aloha, Aloha to everybody in Maui.
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So let's give a big "aloha" to Margaret Keane.
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When I arrived in Hawaii, everyone greeted me with a warm aloha.
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I waved and said aloha to my friends as I left the gathering.
Synonyms
Compounds
Another name for the US state of Hawaii that people use because of its warm culture and beaches
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word aloha comes from Hawaiian and is used as both a greeting and a farewell, like 'hello' and 'goodbye'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of alo 'presence' and ha 'breath', like sharing breath or life with someone, which is why aloha carries warmth, love, and respect as well as a simple hello or goodbye.