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TP Hylian is the easiest to read because its literally moderately deformed Latin characters lol.

I'm not going to discredit Vita's claim about it saying "Bail Rod" however, the screenshot provided in the OP definitely says "Copy Rod." Since the image is broken, here: This is what Tezzayay linked. But why I'm not going to challenge the bail rod thing is because Nintendo has replaced all...

Yes, TP Hylian is based on the Latin alphabet. So if they specifically refer to an item in game, in Hylian, they're translating itself themselves in the texture. The localization team isn't making the textures lol

@Tezzayay13 don't make a thread if you are going to find people discussing things "tiring." Seems to me you just want to rack up your post count.

So, had they not told you in-game that the Picori and the Minish are synonymous, would you deny it? Things develop other names over time, and the Zelda series usually acknowledges this pretty well. Even with just things lost over time like the fishmen referring to the Triforce as the Triumph...

What does this even mean? I translate text and freely interpret its meaning, so now I think Link doesn't have a mother?

Copy rod is the dominion rod. Just like the translated Gerudo text in the Arbiters Grounds spells out Romanized Japanese text that translates roughly to "vortex ring." There is no item called vortex ring but it obviously refers to the spinner.