"to the stars through difficulties" or commonly translated "a rough road leads to the stars"

It is a Greek-sounding word commonly translated as "book of dead names".

The Korean name is commonly translated as great victory at Pukkwan.

The Arabic word "jihad" is commonly translated as "holy war."

The Hebrew word is kohen and while commonly translated as "priest" it may have other meanings.

Makhshava is a Hebrew word commonly translated as "thought."

In Buddhism, the term irshya is commonly translated as either envy or jealousy.

Kaiten means "return to the sky"; however, it is commonly translated as "turn toward heaven".

Although wujūd is commonly translated as "existence", its original meaning is the "being found".

The Japanese legal term to (都) is commonly translated as "metropolis."