Miyazaki Hayao's studio was named "Ghibli". What's the point?

"Ghibli" is named after Miyazaki Hayao, which means hot air in the Sahara desert. The magazine published in Studio Ghibli since 2003 is also called Hot Air. In addition, "Ghibli" was also the name of an Italian reconnaissance plane during World War II. In addition, the pronunciation of Ghibli should be "ギブリ (Guibli)" according to the original Italian pronunciation, but it was pronounced as "ジブリリ (Guibli) "because of Miyazaki Hayao's original mistake, so the name is unique and the studio itself is logical. The logo of the studio was designed with the debut character "My Totoro" in their work My Neighbor Totoro. Ghibli's affiliated studio "Kajino Studio" is named after the pronunciation of "Kano Town, Xiaojinjing City" where the company is located.