(noun) A status that is acquired as the result of personal accomplishment, serving as a reflection of ability and personal effort. Example: A university professor, working actor, professional athlete, licensed dentist, or master mechanic; also marital status. Audio Pronunciation: (aÂ·chieved statÂ·us).
What's your name? To ask a name in Hawaiian, start with Ê»O wai, add one of the words in the table below, and finish with inoa?. So, to ask What is your name?, you should say Ê»O wai kou inoa?. Ê»Ålelo Pelekane
Keihanaikukauakahihulihe'ekahaunaele, 54, said Monday that she's happy she was able to help fix the problem of identification cards lacking sufficient space for long names.  'Now, in the state of Hawaii, we are no longer second class citizens because of the length of our name,' she said. She has had problems when traveling and says that earlier this year a police officer gave her a hard time about the name during a traffic stop.