Aloha

ALOHA aloha Translingual Etymology mul :bor haw:aloha 1 mul haw aloha; further from mul poz-pol-pro *qarofa, from mul poz-oce-pro *qalopan, from mul poz-pro *qaləpan, from mul map-pro *qaləpan, from map-pro *qaləp to beckon, wave. mul Q1508642 1904, as the type species was found in Oahu, Hawaii. Proper noun f 1 genus family Delphacidae certain planthoppers Further reading Q15963806 1 mul Hemipterans English + (disambiguation)#Places Etymology Most seem to be from en haw aloha love. Proper noun en place c/USA: en ucomm co/Grant Parish s/Louisiana. en twp/and/ucomm therein, in co/Cheboygan County s/Michigan. en CDP co/Washington County s/Oregon. en ucomm co/Grays Harbor County s/Washington. Hawaiian Etymology From haw aloha love. Also short for compound names containing the word aloha. Pronunciation Proper noun haw proper noun haw female,male<q:uncommon> Usage notes Much more popular in the form haw Kealoha. References Hawaii State Archives: Marriage records The name does not occur in 19th century marriage records. Early examples: Aloha Kapiko (woman), married in 1911 Maui Aloha Kaialau (woman), married in 1915 Honolulu