I'm guessing that most use the default naming of the localization strings files, which are packaged with related localized files in the appropriate resource folder - your screenshot is just showing that there are three localizations for that name.
You can use any name you want when creating a strings file - Foundation's NSLocalizedString just uses the default Localizable.string file name by calling NSBundle's localizedStringForKey:value:table: method with a nil value for the table. You can use other names by calling that method or by using Foundation's NSLocalizedStringFromTable, passing the desired table name (the file to use).
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