Rabu, 27 Februari 2013

Pokemon : Name(IV)


Name Origin Meaning
387 Turtwig turtle water-based reptile
twig a small tree branch
388 Grotle grove a small wood or forest
turtle water-based reptile
389 Torterra tortoise large reptile with a protective shell
terra Latin for ‘earth’
390 Chimchar chimp a species of primate
char to burn or singe
391 Monferno monkey a species of primate
inferno a raging fire
392 Infernape inferno a raging fire
ape a species of primate
393 Piplup pip to hatch from an egg
plup dripping water sound
394 Prinplup prince heir to a throne of an emperor or king
plup dripping water sound
395 Empoleon emperor ruler; a species of penguin
Napoleon French naval leader
396 Starly starling a species of bird
397 Staravia starling a species of bird
avian relating to birds
398 Staraptor starling a species of bird
raptor a voracious bird
399 Bidoof biber German for ‘beaver’, a rodent
tooth hard object in the mouth for biting/chewing food
400 Bibarel biber German for ‘beaver’, a rodent
barrel wooden container often holding water or liquid
401 Kricketot cricket a species of insect
tot a small child
402 Kricketune cricket a species of insect
tune music
403 Shinx shine to glow brightly
lynx wildcat
404 Luxio lux unit of brightness
leo Latin for ‘lion’
405 Luxray lux unit of brightness
x-ray electromagnetic radiation that can ‘see through’ certain objects
406 Budew bud closed flower
dew moisture often found on grass or plants
407 Roserade rose a type of flower
masquerade costume/disguise or a facade
408 Cranidos cranium brain or head, referring to Cranidos’ thick skull
-dos common dinosaur suffix
409 Rampardos ram to charge head-on
-dos common dinosaur suffix
410 Shieldon shield protective armor
-don common dinosaur suffix
411 Bastiodon bastion a structure protruding from a fortification
-don common dinosaur suffix
412 Burmy bagworm a species of moth
wormy worm-like
413 Wormadam bagworm a species of moth
madam referring to a female
414 Mothim moth a nocturnal species of insect
him referring to a male
415 Combee honeycomb hexagonal structure storing honey in a beehive
bee a species of insect
416 Vespiquen vespine of or relating to wasps
queen royalty (female)
417 Pachirisu pachipachi Japanese for ‘electric crackling’
risu Japanese for ‘squirrel’
418 Buizel buoy floating marker in the sea (usually orange)
weasel small mammal with a long body
419 Floatzel float to rest on a surface of liquid
weasel small mammal with a long body
420 Cherubi cherry a small fruit that grows on trees
cherubim sweet, innocent child
421 Cherrim cherry a small fruit that grows on trees
cherubim sweet, innocent child
422 Shellos shell hard cover
lost missing (it has no shell)
423 Gastrodon gastropod set of creatures including snails, whelks and slugs
don of great size/importance; lord or master
424 Ambipom ambi- prefix meaning ‘both’
palm referring to hand
pom-pom cheerleading decoration
425 Drifloon drift to float through the air
balloon object that contains helium and floats
426 Drifblim drift to float through the air
blimp a floating air ship
427 Buneary bunny small mammal often with long ears
ear body part that senses sound
428 Lopunny lop-eared type of rabbit whose ears droop down
bunny small mammal often with long ears
429 Mismagius mischief annoying or disruptive actions
magus magic-wielding characters in fantasy & fiction
430 Honchkrow honcho leader, boss
crow a species of bird
431 Glameow glamour expensive good looks
meow the sound a cat makes
432 Purugly purr the sound that a cat makes when content
ugly unpleasant looking
433 Chingling chime to ring out (e.g. a bell)
jingling the sound of a bell ringing
434 Stunky skunk rodent known for emitting a foul smell
stinky unpleasant smelling
435 Skuntank skunk rodent known for emitting a foul smell
tank an armored vehicle
436 Bronzor bronze a type of metal
mirror reflective piece of glass
437 Bronzong bronze a type of metal
dong the deep chime of a bell
438 Bonsly bonsai a miniature tree
sly clever or tricky
439 Mime Jr. mime artist a silent performer
junior younger
440 Happiny happy joyful
tiny small
441 Chatot chat to talk
tot a small child
442 Spiritomb spirit a ghost
tomb a burial chamber
443 Gible gargoyle grotesque carved ornament
nibble make small bites
444 Gabite gargoyle grotesque carved ornament
bite cut or wound with the teeth
445 Garchomp gargoyle grotesque carved ornament
chomp bite down heavily
446 Munchlax munch to eat
relax chill out, slacken
447 Riolu orichalcum an ancient, mythical metal (‘Riolu’ is the Japanese syllables switched around)
448 Lucario orichalcum an ancient, mythical metal (‘Lucario’ is the Japanese syllables reversed)
449 Hippopotas hippopotamus large African mammal
450 Hippowdon hippopotamus large African mammal
don of great size/importance; lord or master
451 Skorupi scorpion creature with pincers and a stinger in its tail
452 Drapion dragon mythical fire-breathing creature
scorpion creature with pincers and a stinger in its tail
453 Croagunk croak the sound a frog makes
gunk slimy or oily matter
454 Toxicroak toxic poisonous
croak the sound a frog makes
455 Carnivine carnivore meat-eating creature
vine long strands of a plant
456 Finneon fin wing-like organ on a fish
neon inert gas that glows brightly
457 Lumineon luminous shining brightly
neon inert gas that glows brightly
458 Mantyke manta ray marine creature
tyke a small child
459 Snover snow frozen precipitation
cover conceal
460 Abomasnow abominable snowman mythological arctic creature; yeti
snow frozen precipitation
461 Weavile weasel small mammal with a long body
vile unpleasant, wretched
462 Magnezone magnetic zone alternative name for a magnetic field, the region near a megnet
463 Lickilicky lick touch with the tongue
464 Rhyperior rhino large African mammal
superior dominant
465 Tangrowth tangle twisted mesh of strands (e.g. vines)
growth expansion, enlargement
466 Electivire electricity energy from electric currents
wire thin strand of metal used to conduct electricity
467 Magmortar magmar the melted rock in a volcano
mortar a type of cannon
468 Togekiss toge Japanese for ‘spike’
kiss display of affection
469 Yanmega yanma Japanese for ‘large dragonfly’
Meganeura a species of extinct insect
470 Leafeon leaf plant foliage
eon relating to a long time and thus evolution
471 Glaceon glacier a mass of ice
eon relating to a long time and thus evolution
472 Gliscor glide to float with wings
scorpion creature with pincers and a stinger in its tail
473 Mamoswine mammoth a prehistoric woolly mammal
swine of or relating to pigs
474 Porygon-Z polygon a many sided figure
z 3rd axis in coordinates
475 Gallade gallant brave, chivalrous
blade the flat cutting part of a knife, sword, etc.
476 Probopass proboscis relating to the nose
compass instrument that determines direction
477 Dusknoir dusk the partial darkness between day and night
noir French for ‘black’
478 Froslass frost frozen moisture
lass a young female
479 Rotom motor Rotom is ‘motor’ backwards
480 Uxie you personal pronoun
pixie a small, often mischievous fairy
481 Mesprit me personal pronoun
sprite a small, often mischievous fairy
482 Azelf us personal pronoun
elf a small, often mischievous fairy
483 Dialga diamond a rare gem and the game of which it is the mascot
dragon mythical fire-breathing creature
484 Palkia pearl a rare gem and the game of which it is the mascot
kai Japanese for ‘ocean’
485 Heatran heat to increase in temperature
transfer to move from one place to another, esp. heat through metal
486 Regigigas regi (Latin) of or relating to royalty
gigas giant
487 Giratina girasol a red opal
platina an alloy of platinum, the game of which it is the mascot
488 Cresselia crescent a phase of the moon
Selene Greek goddess of the moon
489 Phione fairy imp, sprite
clione sea angels
490 Manaphy mana mythological energy used for magic
fairy imp, sprite
491 Darkrai dark absence of light
kurai Japanese for ‘dark’
492 Shaymin shaman intermediary between the natural and supernatural worlds
493 Arceus arch- prefix signifying authority and power
deus god

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