Hina is a Polynesian goddess associated with femininity, fertility, moonlight, and water. She represents various aspects such as motherhood, beauty, wisdom, and creativity.
Menehune: Mythical dwarf-like creatures in Hawaiian folklore believed to be the children of Hina.
Kapa: Traditional bark cloth made from the inner bark of certain trees, often associated with Hina's creative and artistic qualities.
Moon phases: The different stages of the moon's appearance throughout its monthly cycle, which are often connected to Hina's association with moonlight.
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