If you mean what it is translated in English then I always thought it meant 'single flower'.
The name Anna does not mean anything in Japanese, but can be written: アンナ
The Japanese word for flower, 'hana,' can be roughly pronounced like "hah-nah."
'Peach blossom' in Japanese is桃ã®èб (momo no hana), which literally means 'peach flower'.
Hana Hime.
Tsuki Hana
"Ichirin no Hana" by High and Mighty Color
"Ichirin" is a Japanese term that translates to "one wheel" or "unicycle." It commonly refers to the act of riding a unicycle.
Ichirin no Hana was created on 2006-01-11.
The name Anna does not mean anything in Japanese, but can be written: アンナ
"Nose" in Japanese is "hana" (鼻).
Hmmm, do you mean in english? So nose?
The opening: Ichirin no Hana (One Lone Flower) by High and Mighty Color The ending: HoukiBoshi (Comet) by Younha
In Japanese, "Tsuki" means "moon" and "hana" means "flower."
Third opening theme :#03: "Ichirin no Hana" by High and Mighty Color (eps 52-74)
Hana
Ichirin no Hana, Rosier, Dive into Yourself, Skit, Flashback, GooVer, What for..., & Break now!
There are two homonyms for "hana."When written 花, it can mean flower, blossom, or sometimes beautiful. When written 鼻, it means nose.