The colloquialism ahi'lani is a made up word meaning someone hot and beautiful (it is not a real word). The phrase is "Hi _____" (where the word is inserted as a person); or "I love ______" (where the word is inserted as a person).
Alternate:
Ahi is Hawaiin for fire and Lani is Hawaiian for heaven/sly
Aloha: Did you mean 'puni' hana? This is "the love of my beloved home" or "the love of my beloved Hana (as in the place called Hana)"
Aloha: hana or hanahana
Aloha: hana mana
Aloha: Hōʻike hana no'eau [ho'eekay hana no Ayow]
"Hana - Hana" translates to "flower - nose" in English.
Aloha: Hoʻokūkū hana paniolo [ho'oh-koo-koo hana pah-nee-ohlo]
The address of the Aloha Shirt Museum is: 127 Hana Hwy, Paia, HI 96779
Aloha: Say o`hana
There are two homonyms for "hana."When written 花, it can mean flower, blossom, or sometimes beautiful. When written 鼻, it means nose.
I believe you are meaning "Meke Aloha Pumehana"...translated meaning "With Warm affection"... Such as in closing a letter, "Meke aloha pumehana" "Malama da ohana" With warm affection, take care of the family...
Hana hou is a Hawaiian term that means "encore" or "again" in English. It is often used to request a repeat performance or to ask for something to be done again.
'Hana no sasayaki' means 'whisper of the flower(s)' in Japanese. Another possible meaning could be 'whisper of the nose' depending on the characters used, although this is quite unlikely.花 (hana) - flowerの (no) - particle囁き (sasayaki) - whisper鼻 (hana) - nose