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==Derivations== Silberkranz translates from German to "silver wreath" in English.

==Derivations== ...ven ''Final Fantasy'' games. Desert Light (called SandRuby in the original English translation) was a key item in ''Final Fantasy IV'' used to cure Rosa, Ceci

==Derivations== ...en ''Final Fantasy'' games. Rust 'B' Gone (called Rust-Rid in the original English translation) was a key item in ''Final Fantasy VI'', which was used to remo

===Derivations=== ...seven ''Final Fantasy'' games. Bubbly Water (called Oxyale in the original English translation) was a key item in ''Final Fantasy'' required for the party to

==Derivations== ...'Final Fantasy'' games. Eye of Nept (called Eye in the original unofficial English translation) was a key item in ''Final Fantasy III'', which was used to res

==Derivations== ...e Sacrement of Confirmation) that means "Wanderer". Suitably so, the first English child born in the "New World" during the colonization of America was named

==Derivations== In English folklore, Awd Goggie was a faerie which haunted forests and orchards in the

==Derivations== ...eing an "A" in Japanese. While names in Final Fantasy XI are influenced by english, it was left as Dia to connotate with "daylight"(as per Latin-based languag

==Derivations== ...eing an "A" in Japanese. While names in Final Fantasy XI are influenced by English, it was left as Dia to connotate with "daylight"(as per Latin-based languag