Kana, a syllabic writing system used in Japanese, was invented during the Heian period in the 9th century. It was primarily derived from simplified Chinese characters and was developed by the noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu and the monk Kukai. Kana helped to improve literacy and made writing Japanese more accessible to a wider population.
"Kana" in Kikuyu means "to the maximum" or "fully." It is often used to indicate completeness or emphasis in a statement or action.
The Maranao translation of "kamusta ka" is "kaayu bo a kano."
In Hawaiian, the name Dana can be translated to "Kaina."
Santa Claus is pronounced as "Kana Kaloka" in Hawaiian.
Thursday can be translated into Kikuyu language as muthenya wa kana.
The proper noun is spelled Kansas, a US state in the Great Plains. The English plural of kana (Japanese syllable) is kanas or kana.
Kana Software was created in 1996.
The population of Kana Software is 500.
Henry Kana is 5' 10".
Kana Tsugihara is 158 cm.
Kana Yume is 163 cm.
Kana Mikura is 156 cm.
Kana Morishita is 155 cm.
Kana Nishimura is 174 cm.
Kana Wakisawa is 157 cm.
Kana Tanaka is 164 cm.
Sean - Kana