Other Forms FormsYatsuda, Hachida, Yada, Hachita, Hata, Yatsuta, Hatsuta, Hatsuda, Yata, Yahata, Kobata, Hattawa, Yatano
Meaning & History
From Japanese 八田 (Hatta), a variant reading of 八田 (Hatsuta) meaning "Hatsuta", a division in the area of Isawa in the city of Fuefuki in the prefecture of Yamanashi in Japan.
Other Forms FormsYatsuda, Hachida, Yada, Hachita, Hata, Yatsuta, Hatsuta, Hatsuda, Yata, Yahata, Kobata, Hattawa, Yatano
Meaning & History
From Japanese 八田 (Hatta) meaning "Hatta", a division in the division of Aiharashimo in area of Goshiki in the city of Sumoto in the prefecture of Hyōgo in Japan.
Other Forms FormsYatsuda, Hachida, Yada, Hachita, Hata, Yatsuta, Hatsuta, Hatsuda, Yata, Yahata, Kobata, Hattawa, Yatano
Meaning & History
From Japanese 八田 (Hatta), a clipping of 八田門 (Hachidamon) meaning "Hachida Gate" or 八月田 (Hachigatsuta) meaning "August Rice Field Ritual", both names for the same group of several households in the Kadowari System that took place in the Edo Period in the former Japanese province of Satsuma in parts of present-day Kagoshima, Japan.
Other Forms FormsYatsuda, Hachida, Yada, Hachita, Hata, Yatsuta, Hatsuta, Hatsuda, Yata, Yahata, Kobata, Hattawa, Yatano
Meaning & History
From Japanese 八田 (Hatta) meaning "Hatta", a former village in the former district of Niihari in the former Japanese province of Hitachi in parts of present-day Ibaraki, Japan.