Talk:Yoruka Kirihime/@comment-68.98.142.157-20160216003446/@comment-24304301-20160307090111

霧 = Mist/Fog

切 = Slash/Cut

In this case, Kirihime in Japanese is 切姫, hence. Oh and by the way, Japanese usually has a lot of same pronounciation, like Chinese. If you want to read more, just check this website: Kanji

Yoruka's name is written in Kanji, so yeah, if you read it in chinese, the character 切 also means cut, the same translation can be applied to this case.

To put it in simple terms, it doesn't depend on pronounciation, but rather the character used.