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Well, it's not surprising. Japanese adaptations of other languages always end up that way.

The 'th' uses the vowel 'su', so Ithnan would become 'Isunan', which could be mistaken as 'Isnan'. 'l'and 'r' uses 'ru', which is also confusing (Judaru?). Moreover, the way they pronounce it in voice leans more to the 'l' consonant..

But I'm curious about the meaning of 'Yamraiha' though?