Why is the Japanese ship called Maru? Don't these radish heads know that "pill" is a homonym for "ten thousand" in Chinese?

Do you know Abe Ma Zhong Lu? "Maru" is a transliteration of "Malu", which is an ending word, followed by names of people, horses and ships.

For example, there is a hero named "Niuruomaru" in Japanese legend, and Japan's national flag is also called "Nishinomaru" sun flag.

The pronunciation of this pill is the same as that of circle in Japanese, indicating affirmation, positivity and perfection. I think this is a linguistic reflection of Japanese sun worship.