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Hatake

Hatake is a Japanese noun meaning a cultivated field or farm, commonly written with the kanji 畑. In everyday Japanese, 畑 refers to farmland or gardens used for crops other than rice, while 田 denotes paddy fields. The term appears in various compound expressions related to agriculture and gardening, such as 畑仕事 (hatake shigoto, field work).

The word also exists as a Japanese surname. In popular culture, Hatake is best known as the

Beyond fiction, Hatake can occur in geographic names and as part of Japanese personal names, reflecting its

surname
of
Kakashi
Hatake,
a
fictional
ninja
from
the
Naruto
manga
and
anime
series.
Kakashi
is
a
member
of
Konohagakure’s
Team
7
and
is
recognized
for
his
distinctive
appearance
and
abilities
within
the
story.
agricultural
meaning.
The
core
association
of
the
term
remains
the
idea
of
cultivated
land.