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Need help with translations! 7 Years, 3 Months ago Karma: 0
I wanted to thank the people that have helped me, since my last post, about story ideas. I really appreciate it!.....

Sadly though, none of them could help me with the translations, so I decided to post another thread, to see if anyone else might know of a good translations or names meaning either The Tiger Queen, or Queen of the Tigers, or atleast something similar. I have even tried The Tiger Priestess.

I tried google translate, and Jishu (sp?), but the closest thing I could find was Tora no Joö, or Tora no Miko... What do you guys think? Do you like one of these? If so, please let me know. If not, please send me something you think would sound better...

Feel free to PM me, or just reply to this here... Either way is fine. Thanks in advance!!!
 
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Re:Need help with translations! 7 Years, 3 Months ago Karma: 1
How about this one, I used Google translate app and got this. I typed in tiger queen. I tried the other names you put, but kept getting the the tora no joö.

Taigakuin
 
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This is from the wikipedia page for Japanese honorifics:
Heika is used for sovereign royalty, similar to "Majesty" in English. For example, Tennö Heika means "His Majesty the Emperor", which is used to address the Emperor of Japan, and Kögö Heika means "Her Majesty the Empress", used to address the Empress. Kokuö Heika means "His Majesty the King", and Joo Heika means "Her Majesty the Queen". Heika by itself can be used as a direct term of address, equivalent to "Your Majesty".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_honorifics

So in this case you could use either Tora no Joo or perhaps Tora Joo Heika?

The wikipedia page for Japanese names is also an interesting read.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_name
 
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Re:Need help with translations! 7 Years, 3 Months ago Karma: 0
Thank you both so much! You were both really helpful.
 
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