Hina is the female generating force in Hawaiian cosmology and one of the oldest goddesses in Hawaii. As creatrix, she is paired with the god Ku, the male ...

Hina fashioned the finest and softest kapa cloth in Hawaii. She made this cloth from the bark of the banyan tree. Because her.

29 мар. 2024 г. · Hina, a revered goddess in Polynesian mythology, embodies femininity, creativity, and the natural world. Associated with the moon, sea, ...

The Polynesian name of the moon, Mahina or Masina, is derived from Hina, the goddess mother of Matii. It is even possible to trace the name back to "Sin," the ...

Hina-'ai-a-ka-malama is often referred to as Lono-muku,” the crippled Lono.” This name shows her relationship to Lono the god of agriculture, peace, and rain. ...

In this capacity she was named Hina-tutu-ha'a (Hina-the-cloth-beater), and she presided over sacred cloth beaters on earth, who emulated her artistic skill in ...

20 июл. 2012 г. · This Tahitian Goddess is the Lady in the Moon who shines on us with Her changing faces. As the dark moon, She presides over death.

Hina'ea is a goddess of the sunrise and sunset and a healer, especially of the 'ea (thrush disease of children).

Оценка 4,6 (257) Goddess Hina holds great significance in Polynesian mythology, representing the divine feminine energy and embodying various aspects of life and nature.