Hoods made for LCD screens are not listed here!
For nearly all lenses Nikon Corporation produced it supplied one or more hoods. Some lenses like fish-eye lenses and long tele lenses have a built-in hood. Nikon gave its hoods a product code, although the very first didn't had a name or number.
The abbreviations Nikon uses are:
H = 'hood' (in English), but also 'hiyoke' (in Japanese)
HR = hood + rubber
HS = hood + snap-on
HN = hood + 'nejikomi' = screw (in Japanese)
HK = hood + 'kabuse' = slip-on (in Japanese)
HB = hood + bayonet
HE = hood + extension
HH = hood + hood
Most hoods are made to fit Nikkor lenses with a screw thread of 52 mm. But for lenses with a larger front lens hoods were made too; as you will see. For some lenses, like the manual focus standard lenses, more than one hood were/are offered.
To see the complete list of hoods please click on this link. Copyright of this list has author Roland Vink, New Zealand.