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 ==Naming==
-"Peckish" is a posh term for "hungry", and "Aristocrab" is a combination of "{{w|aristocrat}}", meaning "an elegant, noble person", and "crab". In Japan, {{j|カニタマ|Kanitama}} is from "カニ" (crab) and "タマネギ" (onion).  Chinese dish with fried egg and crab might related to this name. Its internal name, kanitama, matches the Japanese name.
+"Peckish" is a posh term for "hungry", and "Aristocrab" is a combination of "{{w|aristocrat}}", meaning "an elegant, noble person", and "crab". In Japan, {{j|カニタマ|Kanitama}} joins "{{j|カニ|kani}}" (crab) and "{{j|タマネギ|tamanegi}}" (onion). There is also a Chinese dish with fried egg and crab might called "kanitama". Its internal name, <code>kanitama</code>, matches the Japanese common name.
 ===Names in other languages===