Pokemon : Name (III)

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#	Name
		Origin	Meaning
252	Treecko	tree	large plant with a trunk
		gecko	tropical lizard
253	Grovyle	grove	small wood or forest
		reptile	animal with scales
254	Sceptile	sceptre	wand used by royalty
		reptile	animal with scales
255	Torchic	torch	a piece of wood alight
		chicken	a species of bird
256	Combusken	combustion	state where something bursts into flames
		chicken	a species of bird
257	Blaziken	blaze	a bright fire
		chicken	a species of bird
258	Mudkip	mudskipper	amphibious fish
259	Marshtomp	marsh	boggy area
		stomp	step on with force
260	Swampert	swamp	boggy area
		exert	to use force
261	Poochyena	pooch	slang for ‘dog’
		hyena	dog-like African mammal
262	Mightyena	mighty	powerful
		hyena	dog-like African mammal
263	Zigzagoon	zigzag	line that sharply weaves back and forth
		racoon	a species of mammal, usually nocturnal
264	Linoone	line	continuous straight
		racoon	a species of mammal, usually nocturnal
265	Wurmple	worm	long, thin invertebrate creature
		apple	a fruit, often eaten by worms
266	Silcoon	silk	material produced by some insects
		cocoon	a pupal casing made by some insects
267	Beautifly	beautiful	pleasing to the eye
		butterfly	a flying insect
268	Cascoon	case	covering, as in the pupal stage
		cocoon	a pupal casing made by some insects
269	Dustox	dust	fine, dry particles
		toxic	poisonous
270	Lotad	lotus	a type of flower
		tadpole	a baby frog
271	Lombre	lotus	a type of flower
		sombrero	wide-brimmed Mexican hat
272	Ludicolo	ludic	playful in an aimless way
		color	shade, hue
273	Seedot	seed	premature ungrown plant
		tot	a small child
274	Nuzleaf	nuzzle	to burrow with the nose
		leaf	plant foliage
275	Shiftry	shifty	deceptive, evasive
		tree	large plant with a trunk
276	Taillow	tail	hindmost part of an animal
		swallow	a species of bird
277	Swellow	swell	expand
		swallow	a species of bird
278	Wingull	wing	forelimb of a bird that enables flight
		gull	a species of bird
279	Pelipper	pelican	a species of bird
		flipper	referring to its wings
280	Ralts	astral	(anagram) relating to the stars
		waltz	a type of dance
281	Kirlia	kirlian	a type of photography concerned with psychic aura
282	Gardevoir	garde	French for ‘guard’
		voir	French for ‘see’
283	Surskit	surface	outside or top of an object, e.g. a lake
		skitter	to skim along a surface (esp. water)
284	Masquerain	masquerade	costume/disguise or a facade
		rain	precipitation
285	Shroomish	shroom	short for ‘mushroom’, a fungus
		-ish	suffix meaning ‘like’ or ‘partly’
286	Breloom	umbrella	a dome shape, referring to Breloom’s head
		mushroom	a fungus
287	Slakoth	slack	slow or lazy; full name sounds like ‘slack off’
		sloth	a mammal commonly known for being slow
288	Vigoroth	vigor	energy, strength
		sloth	a mammal commonly known for being slow
289	Slaking	slack	slow or lazy; full name sounds like ‘slacking’
		king	royalty
290	Nincada	ninja	stealthy martial art
		cicada	an insect
291	Ninjask	ninja	stealthy martial art
		mask	costume, disguise
292	Shedinja	shed	to remove a shell or skin
		ninja	stealthy martial art
293	Whismur	whisper	speak very quietly
		murmur	mumble quietly
294	Loudred	loud	(of sound) high in volume
		dread	fear
295	Exploud	explode	blow up, erupt
		loud	(of sound) high in volume
296	Makuhita	makushita	a division of sumo wrestling
297	Hariyama	hariyama	a division of sumo wrestling
298	Azurill	azure	a blue color
		rill	small brook or river
299	Nosepass	nose	facial feature
		compass	instrument that determines direction
300	Skitty	skitty	absent-minded
		kitty	a young cat
301	Delcatty	delicate	fragile, dainty
		catty	referring to cats
302	Sableye	sable	a mammal in the weasel family
		eye	the organ of sight
303	Mawile	maw	the jaw of a voracious mammal
		wile	deceitful cunning, trickery
304	Aron	armor	tough protective shell or clothing
		iron	heavy/tough metal
305	Lairon	lairy	aggressive (British slang)
		iron	heavy/tough metal
306	Aggron	aggresive	always fighting
		iron	heavy/tough metal
307	Meditite	meditate	to engage in thought or contemplation
		-ite	suffix meaning ‘closely related’
308	Medicham	meditate	to engage in thought or contemplation
		champion	winner over all others
309	Electrike	electricity	energy from electric currents
		strike	to hit (incl. with lightning)
310	Manectric	mane	long hair around the neck of animals such as lions
		electricity	energy from electric currents
311	Plusle	plus	a positive charge
312	Minun	minus	a negative charge
313	Volbeat	volt	unit of electricity
		beat
314	Illumise	illuminate	bring light to
315	Roselia	rose	a type of flower
		buddleia	a type of flower
316	Gulpin	gulping	noise of swallowing
317	Swalot	swallow	to eat
		a lot	many
318	Carvanha	carnivore	meat-eating creature
		piranha	a species of fish, occasionally carnivorous
319	Sharpedo	shark	large, voracious fish
		torpedo	weapon used underwater
320	Wailmer	whale	large aquatic mammal
		mere	not more, small
321	Wailord	whale	large aquatic mammal
		lord	master, sire
322	Numel	numb	lacking in feeling
		camel	hump-backed mammal commonly found in desert areas
323	Camerupt	camel	hump-backed mammal commonly found in desert areas
		erupt	explode, eject molten lava from a volcano
324	Torkoal	tortoise	large reptile with a protective shell
		coal	black substance used as fuel
325	Spoink	spring	a coil that enables a bouncing action
		oink	the noise a pig makes
326	Grumpig	grumpy	unhappy, grouchy
		pig	farmyard animal
327	Spinda	spin	rotate around
		panda	large mammal native to China
328	Trapinch	trap	device used to capture creatures
		pinch	squeeze, compress
329	Vibrava	vibrate	shake rapidly
		bravado	display of courage
330	Flygon	fly	small airborne insect
		dragon	mythical fire-breathing creature
331	Cacnea	cactus	a desert plant
		-ea	Latin suffix
332	Cacturne	cactus	a desert plant
		nocturnal	relating to the night
333	Swablu	swab	a piece of cotton (referring to Swablu’s wings)
		blue	a color
334	Altaria	alto	high-pitched vocal sound
		aria	an air or melody
335	Zangoose	san	Japanese for ‘cut down’
		mongoose	a weasel-like mammal
336	Seviper	sever	cut or separate
		viper	a species of snake
337	Lunatone	lunar	of or relating to the Moon
		stone	small rock
338	Solrock	solar	of or relating to the Sun
		rock	lump of mineral matter
339	Barboach	barb	a small spike
		loach	a species of fish
340	Whiscash	whisker	hair growing from the mouth
		catfish	a species of fish
341	Corphish	crawfish	a lobster-like crustacean
		fish	marine creature
342	Crawdaunt	crawfish	a lobster-like crustacean
		daunt	overcome with fear
343	Baltoy	balance	state of equilibrium
		toy	plaything
344	Claydol	clay	hard substance used for crockery and decorations
		doll	plaything
		dreidel	Jewish spinning top
345	Lileep	lily	a type of plant
		creeper	plant or root that grows underground
346	Cradily	cradle	to hold gently or protectively
		lily	a type of plant
347	Anorith	anomalocaris	an ancient fossilised shrimp
		-lith	suffix referring to rock
348	Armaldo	armor	tough protective shell or clothing
		armadilo	mammal with a tough shell
349	Feebas	feeble	weak
		bass	a species of fish
350	Milotic	Venus de Milo	sculpture known for its beauty
		exotic	foreign or unusual; beautiful
351	Castform	forecast	to predict, esp. weather
		form	state or shape (referring to Castform’s ability)
352	Kecleon	kakureru	from its Japanese name meaning ‘to hide’
		chameleon	lizard known for its ability to adapt to its surroundings
353	Shuppet	shadow	dark area created by blocking out light
		puppet	referring to ‘shadow puppet’, casting shadow shapes with one’s hands
354	Banette	bane	something that ruins or spoils
		marionette	a type of puppet manipulated by strings
355	Duskull	dusk	the partial darkness between day and night
		skull	the bony framework of the head
356	Dusclops	dusk	the partial darkness between day and night
		cyclops	a monster with one eye
357	Tropius	tropical	of or relating to the rainforest
		-saurus	Greek suffix meaning ‘lizard’
358	Chimecho	chime	to ring out (e.g. a bell)
		echo	(of sound) to reverberate
359	Absol	absolution	freeing oneself from guilt
360	Wynaut	why not	how its name is pronounced
361	Snorunt	snow	frozen precipitation
		runt	the smallest of a group of litter of animals
362	Glalie	glacier	large mass of ice
		goalie	a goalkeeper; Glalie’s design is based on an ice hockey goalie
363	Spheal	sphere	ball shape
		seal	marine creature
364	Sealeo	seal	marine creature
		leo	Latin for ‘lion’
365	Walrein	walrus	marine creature
		reign	to rule over others, like royalty
366	Clamperl	clam	marine creature
		pearl	gem found in clams/oysters
367	Huntail	hunt	chase or forage for food
		tail	hindmost part of an animal
368	Gorebyss	gore	to pierce with a horn or tusk
		abyss	deep gulf or crag
369	Relicanth	relic	very old object; antique
		coelacanths	ancient fossilised fish
370	Luvdisc	love	profound affection
		disc	circular shape
371	Bagon	baby	newborn child
		dragon	mythical fire-breathing creature
372	Shelgon	shell	hard cover
		dragon	mythical fire-breathing creature
373	Salamence	salamander	lizard-like amphibian
		menace	brutal, violent
374	Beldum	dumbbell	small training weight
375	Metang	metal	solid material
		angle	sharp corners or points
376	Metagross	metal	solid material
		gross	great, large
377	Regirock	regi	(Latin) of or relating to royalty
		rock	stone
378	Regice	regi	(Latin) of or relating to royalty
		ice	frozen water
379	Registeel	regi	(Latin) of or relating to royalty
		steel	a metal alloy
380	Latias	lateo	to lie hidden
		-as	female suffix
381	Latios	lateo	to lie hidden
		-os	male suffix
382	Kyogre	kai	Japanese for ‘ocean’
		orca	a species of whale
383	Groudon	ground	the earth
		don	of great size/importance; lord or master
384	Rayquaza	ray	beam of light
		quasar	distant star
385	Jirachi	sachi	Japanese for ‘wish’
386	Deoxys	deoxyribonucleic acid	the full technical name for DNA, the core genetic material for all living things