Hinata

The reading of Hinata can be written using many different combinations of kanji, such as:

• 日, "sun; day; date"
• 日向, "in the sun; facing the sun"
• 日陽, "day sun; sunny yang"
• 日暖, "sunny warmth and geniality; warmth of the sun"
• 日菜, "sunny vegetables"
• 日詩, "sunny poem; poetry of the sun"
• 日南, "sunny south; the sun's southern side; the south of the sun"
• 日寿, "sunny longevity"
• 日当, "daily allowance; per day; sunlit; exposed to the sun"
• 日當, "sunny undertaking; the sun serves; the sun withstands"
• 日方, "sunny side; sunny direction; in the direction of the sun"
• 日宛, "sunny address; just like the sun"
• 日和, "sunny harmony; sunny japan; japan's harmony"
• 日奈多, "many sunny what"
• 日奈太, "large sunny what"
• 日菜多, "many sunny greens"
• 日菜太, "large sunny vegetables"
• 日菜詩, "sunny vegetable poem"
• 日菜珠, "sunny vegetable pearl"
• 日向太, "thick under the sun"
• 日向汰, "elimination under the sun; eliminated under the sun"
• 日向大, "big under the sun"
• 日向陽, "yang under the sun; a sun under the sun; a sun facing towards the sun"
• 日那向, "under that sun; facing towards that sun"
• 日那多, "many sunny what"
• 日那太, "large sunny what"
• 日那田, "sunny what cropland"
• 日南田, "sunny southern cropland; a cropland on the south of the sun"
• 日南羽, "sunny southern feathers; feathers on the south of the sun"
• 日名田, "sunny famous cropland; a famous cropland of the sun"
• 日永田, "sunny eternal cropland"
• 陽向, "in the sun; facing the sun"
• 灯向, "facing towards the lamp; facing towards the lantern"
• 灯成多, "the lamp/lantern becomes many; the lamp/lantern succeeds in many"
• 向日葵, "sunflower"
• 向陽, "towards the sun"
• 太陽, "the sun"
• 春陽, "summer sun; summer yang"
• 暖, "warm and genial"
• 暖太, "large warmth"
• 光暖, "bright and warm; warmth of the light"
• 光永, "bright light forever"
• 彩羽, "colorful feathers"
• 羽叶, "the feather grants; the feather answers; the feather makes it come true"
• 雛多, "many young birds"
• 雛太, "large young bird"
• 雛田, "young bird cropland"
• 雛音, "sounds of a young bird"
• 南, "south; southern"

The name can also be written in hiragana (ひなた) and katakana (ヒナタ), although, it loses its meaning in these forms.