Kin in Japanese is the word for the color "Gold".
Ta can mean rice field (田) or it can mean "no" (の) which is a speech particle in Japanese that means either "Of" or it can mean possession.
Watashi no uchi desu = Familyof mine, or My Family.
(Watashi means I, or me in Japanese)
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Kinta is a Japanese name and depending on it's writing can have different meanings, one of which the contributor from above kindly explained. But about 'ta' meaning の (no) I'm not quite sure what they meant.
黄金の北 (ou gon no ki ta) if you mean 'golden' as in made of gold. 金色の北 (kin iro no ki ta) if you mean the color 'golden'.
This does not appear to be Japanese.
Kin means gold in Japanese.
食べ物 (ta be mo no) is Japanese for 'food, eats' generally.
Kin
daa kin
iisuto kin
ME-kin
青いベタ /a oi be ta/ would mean 'blue betta/fighting fish' in Japanese.
熟れた /u re ta/ or 円熟した /en ju ku shi ta/ both can mean 'ripe, mellow, matured'.
タラ (ta ra) if you mean name 'Tara' from a non-Japanese language, since in Japanese also tara is a name.. written in differentways such as 多蘭.
ogon=黄金 (yello gold) kin=金 (gold)