Talk:Mjoln/@comment-27273852-20160308205044/@comment-108.81.186.27-20161010020108

It would actually be "Myorun" since the "yo" is small, it mixes with the "mi" and becomes "myo." (Phonetics are hard to explain...). The J has a Y sounds here (as it does in some languages), and since you'd barely be able to hear the U in "run" anyway, I think this translation is pretty accurate.