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General
According to the Project Guidelines, it's only two translators per volume. In this case, however, another translator can join in as long as he contacts the Project Supervisor first for approval.
The language used in this project is British English, for the simple reason that the first translator started out in this language.
- Thoughts (in the Japanese raws placed in brackets) should be written in italic
- No FULL CAPS to indicate shouting, just use one or two exclamation marks. If a single word or phrase needs to be emphasized - sometimes indicated in the Japanese raw with goma-marks (﹅) - write it in italic.
Characters
There's no known official romanization for the names of characters, so below is just an estimate of what sounds/looks best. Most names seem to have a European kind of feel (French, German, British). Discussion among translators/editors is of course possible.
Main Characters
Mephius Empire
Imperial Family
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| グール・メフィウス |
gu–ru mefiusu |
Guhl Mephius |
Current Emperor
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| ギル・メフィウス |
giru mefiusu |
Gil Mephius |
Crown Prince and heir to the throne
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| ラーナ・メフィウス |
ra–na mefiusu |
Lana Mephius |
Guhl's first wife
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| メリッサ・メフィウス |
merissa mefiusu |
Melissa Mephius |
Guhl's second wife
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| イネーリ・メフィウス |
ine–ri mefiusu |
Ineli Mephius |
Guhl's adopted daughter
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| フローラ・メフィウス |
furo–ra mefiusu |
Flora Mephius |
Guhl's adopted daughter, Ineli's younger sister
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Other Nobles
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| シモン・ロドルーム |
shimon rodoru-mu |
Simon Rodloom |
former council chairman
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| オーバリー・ビラン |
o–bari– biran |
Oubary Bilan |
one of Mephius' twelve generals. He leads the Black Armoured Division.
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| フェドム・オーリン |
fedomu o–rin |
Fedom Aulin |
Lord of Birac
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| ローグ・サイアン |
ro–gu saian |
Rogue Saian |
veteran general
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| ユリウス |
yuriusu |
Julius |
Lord of Idoro
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| ディン |
dhin |
Dinn |
Orba's page
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| ロムス |
romusu |
Romus |
Rogue Saian's son
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| カイザル・イースラン |
kaizaru i–suran |
Kaiser Islan |
an ex-member of the council
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| ザット・クォーク |
zatto kuo–ku |
Zaat Quark |
member of the council and head of the anti-imperial faction
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| バートン・カドモス |
ba–ton kadomosu |
Baton Cadmus |
childhood friend of Gil
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| トロア・ヘルゲイ |
toroa herugei |
Troa Hergei |
childhood friend of Gil
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| オーダイン・ロルゴ |
o-dain rorugo |
Odyne Lorgo |
military commander and one of Mephius' twelve generals. He leads the Golden Axe Division
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| コーライン・イスファーン |
'co-rain isfa-n |
Colyne Isphan |
aristocrat
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Tarkas Group (タルカス剣闘会)
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| タルカス |
tarukasu |
Tarkas |
Owner
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| ギリアム |
giriamu |
Gilliam |
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| カイン |
kain |
Kain |
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| アイバー |
aiba- |
Iver |
originally from Garbera
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| ウオール |
wo-ru |
War |
has been a gladiator for ten years
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| アイソン |
aison |
Aeson |
pirate from Zonga
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Others
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ロアン |
roan |
Roan |
Orba's older brother
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| アリス |
arisu |
Alice |
Orba's childhood friend
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| ローン・ジェイス |
ro–n jeisu |
Rone Jayce |
the one who killed Gil
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| ライラ・ジェイス |
raira jeisu |
Layla Jayce |
Rone's daughter
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| パーシル |
pa-shiru |
Pashir |
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| ミラ |
mira |
Mira |
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| ギャリー・リンウッド |
'gyari rinvudo |
Gary Lynwood |
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Garbera Kingdom
Royal Family
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ジオルグ・アウエル |
jiorugu aueru |
Jeorg Owell |
Previous King
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| アイン・アウエル二世 |
ainn aueru nisei |
Ainn Owell the Second |
Current King
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Grand Duchy of Ende
Diplomatic Figures
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| マルキーオ・ル・ドーリア |
maruki-o ru do-ria |
Malchio le Doria |
Grand Duke
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| ジェレミイ・アマン・ドーリア |
jeremii aman do-ria |
Jeremie Amon Doria |
first-born prince
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| エリック・ル・ドーリア |
erikku ru do-ria |
Eric le Doria |
second-born prince
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Tauran Provinces
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| アークス・バズガン |
a-kusu bazgan |
Ax Bazgan |
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Others
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| リュカオン |
ryukaon |
Ryucown |
Vileena's former fiancé
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| バトール |
bato–ru |
Bateaux |
The one who lead the rebellion
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| ノウェ・サウザンテス |
noue sauzantes |
Noue Salzantes |
(Name subject to change)
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Locations
Countries
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| メフィウス帝朝 |
mefiusu teichou |
Mephius Empire |
lit.: "Imperial Dynasty of Mephius"[1]; gen.: Mephian
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| ガーベラ王国 |
ga–bera oukoku |
Garbera Kingdom / Kingdom of Garbera |
gen.: Garberan
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| エンデ公国 |
ende koukoku |
Principality of Ende |
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| ゾンガー |
zonga- |
Zonga |
A city-state on the northern coast
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| タウラン地域 |
tauran chiiki |
Tauran Region |
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Mephius Empire
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ソロン |
soron |
Solon |
Imperial Capital, located in the centre of the Domick Flats
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| 聖臨の谷 |
seirin no tani |
Seirin Valley |
lit.: "Holy Descent Valley
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| イドロ |
idoro |
Idoro |
Fortress and city near the borders of Garbera and Ende
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| アプター |
aputa– |
Apta |
Fortress to the south of Mephius, taken over by Garbera during the war, but returned to Mephius.
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| ビラク |
biraku |
Birac |
Trade town in the north. Fedom Aulin is the lord.
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| ツァーガ鉱山 |
tsa–ga kouzan |
Tsaga Mines |
Mine near the western borders. People unable to pay their debts are sent here to work.
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| 月光宮 |
gekkouguu |
Moonlight Palace |
also known as The Palace of Moonlight facing the Dragon’s Left Wing. Commonly used to host parties on special occasions.
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| ズィム川 |
zhimugawa |
Zwimm River |
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| ユノス川 |
yunosugawa |
Yunos River |
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| ヴラド高地 |
vurado kouchi |
Vlad Plateau |
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Garbera Kingdom
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| フォゾン |
fozon |
Phozon |
Royal capital
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| ザイム |
zaimu |
Zaim |
Fortress near the borders of Mephius and Ende
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| ブルーノ丘陵 |
buru-no kyuuryou |
Bruno Hills |
Bordering Mephius
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| 大森林 |
ooshinrin |
Great Woods |
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| マヴァント湖 |
mavanto ko |
Mavant Lake |
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Principality of Ende
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ノーゼン山地 |
no-zen senchi |
Nouzen Mountains |
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Tauran Area
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ゼル・イリアス |
zeru iriasu |
Zer Illias |
former capital
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| タウーリア |
tau-ria |
Taúlia |
One of the city-states
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Terms
Faiths, Beliefs, Society
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| 魔素 |
mamoto |
Ether |
furigana say 'ether'; lit.: pure magic
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| バーダイン教 |
ba–dain kyou |
Badyne Faith |
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| 竜神/竜人 |
ryuujin |
Ryuujin |
In combinations like below, use the term "Ryuujin", otherwise translate it to 'dragon gods' or, when it emphasizes on the race, 'dragon people'.
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| 竜人族 |
ryuujinzoku |
Ryuujin Tribe |
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| 竜神信仰 |
ryuujin shinkou |
Ryuujin Faith |
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| ゲブリン |
geburin |
Geblin |
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| ゾディアス |
zodhiasu |
Zodias |
a wise man of old, known as the King of Magic
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| クローヴィス |
kuro-visu |
Clovis |
dragon-slaying hero
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| フェリペ |
feripe |
Felipe |
aide of Clovis
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| ガルダ |
garuda |
Garda |
infamous magician who once ruled over Zer Illias
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| ヤッシュ・バズガン |
yasshu bazgan |
Jasch Bazgan |
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| ゼルド人 |
zerudo hito |
Zerdian |
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Crafts and Objects
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| 飛空艇 |
hikuutei |
Airship |
The author mainly uses this term for smaller airships, or one-man crafts.
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| 飛空船 |
hikuusen |
Air Carrier |
An archaic spelling of airship, the author uses this term for the bigger ones. Like the distinction between 'boat' and 'ship'.
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| 飛空艦 |
hikuukan |
Air Frigate |
A name for flying warships. Like an air carrier, but especially used for war.
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| 竜石 |
ryuuseki |
Dragonstone |
Very light material made of dragon fossils. Airships are generally made of them.
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| 竜石船 |
ryuusekisen |
Dragonstone ships |
A collective name for all airships. Term mainly used in Mephius.
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| 遺跡物 |
isekibutsu |
Artefact |
Refers to the artefacts[2] recovered from dragon ruins
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| ドゥーム |
doù-mu |
Dhum |
The name of a Mephian flagship.
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Animals
| Japanese |
Romanization |
English |
Comment
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| ソゾス |
sozosu |
Sozos |
A large-sized dragon
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| バイアン |
baian |
Baian |
A medium-sized dragon
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| ゴル |
goru |
Goll |
A medium-sized dragon
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| テンゴ |
tengo |
Tengo |
A small-sized dragon. Fast. Runs on two legs.
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| ホーバン |
ho–ban |
Houban |
Large freight-dragon. Has eight legs.
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| ガイザ |
gaiza |
Geyser |
Rare species of dragon
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| マ・ドゥーク |
ma dou-ku |
Ma'Duk |
Rare species of dragon
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| フェイ |
fei |
Faye |
A small-sized dragon. Has six legs and tremendous jumping power.
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| ゴル |
goru |
Gor |
A medium-sized dragon.
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References and Notes
- ↑ only use "Imperial Dynasty of Mephius" in official matters, or when the mood allows it to
- ↑ In British English artifact and artefact are both correct, but as artefact is more commonly used, I've chosen to write it like this. (Dohma)
