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Revision as of 13:50, 10 June 2009
Hana in Japanese could have several meanings, with each meaning having separate kanji (and being pronounced slightly differently). In Japanese, hana could be a girl's name or it could mean:
- Note: The number of google.co.jp hits are shown to show how popular their use is in Japanese language. The number of hits date to 2006-03-13.
- [花] (108,000,000 google hits) - Flower
- [華] (024,500,000 google hits) - Flower, or more specifically petal (sometimes seen as a more stylish way to write 'Hana')
- [鼻] (020,000,000 google hits) - Nose
- [端] (014,800,000 google hits) - Edge, margin
- [洟] (000,144,000 google hits) - Nasal mucus, snot
The word Hana could be a reference to:
- Hana (花), a song on ELLEGARDEN's debut mini-album, "ELLEGARDEN".
- Hana (花), a song sung on the Hello! Project 2002 ~Kotoshi mo Sugoizo!~ DVD by all Hello! Project members present at the event.
- Hana (花), track #9 of Kokia's album trip trip
- Hana (花) is the first track on MUCC's Shuuka album.
- Hana (花), ORANGE RANGE's 9th single.
- Hana -Memento-Mori- (花), a single by Mr. Children.
- Hana (華), track #7 of Koda Kumi's album feel my mind.
- Hana (華), a solo album by guitarist Matsumoto Tak of B'z.
- Hana (華), the debut album by Sonim.
- Hana (in romaji), a song by Hamasaki Ayumi which appears on her A Song for XX album and was later released on vinyl.
- Hana (花) second single by ALvino
- Hana (華), the 14th single by alice nine.
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