(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
The scientific name for the pineapple is âAnanas comosusâ. In Hawaiian, a pineapple is called âhala kahikiâ because of their resemblance to the local fruit âHanaâ. Ask anyone what they think when you say âPineappleâ, and they will almost certainly say âHawaiiâ. A pineapple is neither a pine nor an apple, but a fruit consisting of many coalesced berries. 2  The scientific name of a pineapple is Ananas comosus. 3  This word comes from the Tupi words â nanasâ (which means pine) and â comosusâ (which means tufted).