haʻaheo
Meaning: pride
Usage: Expresses deep cultural pride, honor, and dignity in Hawaiian heritage and identity.
"Get plenty haʻaheo in da community."
Origin: Hawaiian
What does "haʻaheo" mean in Hawaiian Pidgin?
"haʻaheo" means "pride" in Hawaiian Pidgin. Expresses deep cultural pride, honor, and dignity in Hawaiian heritage and identity..
How do you pronounce "haʻaheo"?
"haʻaheo" is pronounced "hah-ah-HEH-oh". Click the "Hear Pronunciation" button above to listen!
How do you use "haʻaheo" in a sentence?
Example: "Get plenty haʻaheo in da community."
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