Hawaiian
Aloha!
In Hawaiian, "e" is used as an interjection or imperative particle to call someone's attention, express a command, or show urgency.
Jerk = lōlō
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A person from Oahu is commonly referred to as an "Oahu resident" or an "Oahu native."
The Hawaiian word aloha can be used to wish someone safe travels. Aloha can be used in many different situations.
There is no such word in the Hawaiian language. Because the early Hawaiians didn't wear shoes, the likely didn't get them and if someone did they were stoned to death anyway.
You can say "Ho'omaika'i!" which means congratulations or best wishes in Hawaiian.
It sounds like a bad attempt at someone who didn't know the hawaiian language trying to give someone a Hawaiian name. Technically it means, heavenly number one. 'ekahi being the number 1 and lani being Heavenly. I think someone was trying to say 'heavenly one (not number)' but didn't understand that there was no translation for that in Hawaiian. a Hawaiian would be more inclined to give a name like kamalani which means heavenly child/person.