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I have a question about the title of this article. I often see the term "flower of iris" in the characters' pages. However, this page is named "frower of iris". So what is the real name of the douji? I think it is rather "flower", because "hana" means "flower" in Japanese...--[[User:SekkEye|SekkEye]] ([[User talk:SekkEye|talk]]) 12:12, 24 April 2018 (CDT) | I have a question about the title of this article. I often see the term "flower of iris" in the characters' pages. However, this page is named "frower of iris". So what is the real name of the douji? I think it is rather "flower", because "hana" means "flower" in Japanese...--[[User:SekkEye|SekkEye]] ([[User talk:SekkEye|talk]]) 12:12, 24 April 2018 (CDT) | ||
+ | : "the code for frower of iris" is how the circle name is written in English on their website, but in Japanese it's アイリスの花言葉, so I think it's supposed to be "flower". We could just add a note that it's a misspelling? Whichever we go with, we should probably try to stay consistent throughout the articles here. [[User:JammerLea|JammerLea]] ([[User talk:JammerLea|talk]]) 12:55, 24 April 2018 (CDT) |
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I have a question about the title of this article. I often see the term "flower of iris" in the characters' pages. However, this page is named "frower of iris". So what is the real name of the douji? I think it is rather "flower", because "hana" means "flower" in Japanese...--SekkEye (talk) 12:12, 24 April 2018 (CDT)
- "the code for frower of iris" is how the circle name is written in English on their website, but in Japanese it's アイリスの花言葉, so I think it's supposed to be "flower". We could just add a note that it's a misspelling? Whichever we go with, we should probably try to stay consistent throughout the articles here. JammerLea (talk) 12:55, 24 April 2018 (CDT)