Sudoku is a puzzle/game. Its origins are from Japanese, so in Japanese its Romanji is "sudoku" (sounds like "soo-doh-koo").
In Japanese, the Kanji is 数独. The Kana is すどく.
The cast of The Su Doku Man - 2007 includes: Ruth Kestenbaum
What languages is it from?? If it's from Japanese it means "where".
毒さそり座 Doku sasori-za
Poison in Japanese is Doku (Do as in Donald)
Doku yo na kokoro
You may say 'doku,' written: 毒
素敵なアイドル /su te ki na ai do ru/.
The word "sudoku" is actually an abbreviation of the phrase 数字は独身に限る (sūji WA dokushin ni kagiru) - or "Only single numbers allowed" - which was the title of the puzzle when it appeared in a Japanese puzzle magazine in 1984. ("Sū" means "number" and "doku" means "single".) It is pronounced like the English words "Sue Dock" with a short "oo" sound tagged on to the end of "Dock" (half as long as the "oo" sound in "Sue"). These puzzles are also referred to as "number place" or "nam-pure" (rhymes with "crème brûlée").
Poison = doku (毒) Flower = hana (花) Poison flower would become "dokubana" (毒花).
There is no direct translation in Korean or Japanese for any English name. There are approximations of sounds, for example, in Japanese, the approximation would be Ta-ri-sha Ro-ha-su.
毒さそり座 Doku sasori-za
Ice cream is an "abroad" word and is written out in katakana. The romaji translation is AISUKURIIMU