Rabu, 27 Februari 2013

Pokemon : Name(V)

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# Name Origin Meaning


494 Victini victory a successful act
teeny small
495 Snivy snake a species of reptile
ivy a type of plant
496 Servine serpent a snake
vine long strands of a plant
497 Serperior serpent a snake
superior better than
498 Tepig tepid lukewarm
pig farmyard animal
499 Pignite pig farmyard animal
ignite to bring flame to
500 Emboar ember a flame
boar a species of pig
501 Oshawott ocean huge body of water
water compound needed for life
otter aquatic weasel-like mammal
502 Dewott dew moisture often found on grass or plants
otter aquatic weasel-like mammal
503 Samurott samurai a japanese warrior
otter aquatic weasel-like mammal
504 Patrat patrol to watch over an area
packrat American rodent
505 Watchog watchdog protective guard dog
groundhog North American rodent
506 Lillipup lil slang abbreviation of ‘little’
pup puppy, baby dog
507 Herdier herd a group of animals
terrier a breed of dog
508 Stoutland stout bold, brave
land referring to terriers, who get their name from ‘terra’
509 Purrloin purr sound a cat makes to say it is content or happy
purloin to steal
510 Liepard lie an untruth
leopard large, spotted feline
511 Pansage chimpanzee a species of primate
sage a herb (referring to cooking and its Grass type)
512 Simisage simian of or relating to primates
sage a herb (referring to cooking and its Grass type)
513 Pansear chimpanzee a species of primate
sear to heat/fry (referring to cooking and its Fire type)
514 Simisear simian of or relating to primates
sear to heat/fry (referring to cooking and its Fire type)
515 Panpour chimpanzee a species of primate
pour to drop or flow liquid (referring to cooking and its Water type)
516 Simipour simian of or relating to primates
pour to drop or flow liquid (referring to cooking and its Water type)
517 Munna muso Japanese for ‘dream’ or ‘vision’
lunar of or relating to the Moon
518 Musharna muso Japanese for ‘dream’ or ‘vision’
lunar of or relating to the Moon
519 Pidove pigeon a species of bird
dove a species of bird
520 Tranquill tranquil quiet, peaceful
quill feature used for writing with ink
521 Unfezant unfazed not put off, undaunted
pheasant a species of bird
522 Blitzle blitz a swift attack; German for ‘lightning’
little small
523 Zebstrika zebra a horse-like African mammal
strike to hit something (incl. with lightning)
524 Roggenrola rock ‘n’ roller relating to rock ‘n’ roll, a type of popular music
525 Boldore boulder large rock
ore a mineral in its natural state
526 Gigalith giga- huge, giant
-lith suffix referring to rock
527 Woobat woo to seduce
bat cave-dwelling flying mammal
528 Swoobat swoon to be seduced
bat cave-dwelling flying mammal
529 Drilbur drill device for making holes
burrow dig underground
530 Excadrill excavate make a hole or pit
drill device for making holes
531 Audino audio sound
-ino common suffix
532 Timburr timber wood
533 Gurdurr girder a large steel beam
534 Conkeldurr concrete stone-like material
elder aged chief, ruler
535 Tympole tympani a type of drum
tadpole a baby frog/toad
536 Palpitoad palpitation rapid pulsation
toad a species of amphibian
537 Seismitoad seismic of or relating to earthquakes
toad a species of amphibian
538 Throh throw to toss
539 Sawk sock to punch
540 Sewaddle sew to join by stitches
swaddle to bind with strips of cloth
541 Swadloon swaddle to bind with strips of cloth
cocoon a pupal casing made by some insects
542 Leavanny leaves plant foliage
nanny carer of children
543 Venipede venom poison
centipede a species of insect
544 Whirlipede whirl spiral
centipede a species of insect
545 Scolipede scolopendra a species of centipede
centipede a species of insect
546 Cottonee cottony soft like cotton, a natural material
547 Whimsicott whimsy playful humour
cotton a natural material
548 Petilil petal coloured foliage of a flower
lily a type of plant
549 Lilligant lily a type of plant
elegant graceful, luxurious
550 Basculin bass a species of fish
masculine tough, bold
551 Sandile sand fine debris of rocks
crocodile a species of reptile
552 Krokorok crocodile a species of reptile
rock stone, boulder
553 Krookodile crook criminal, thief
crocodile a species of reptile
554 Darumaka daruma daruma doll, a traditional Japanese doll
makka Japanese for ‘red/crimson’
555 Darmanitan daruma daruma doll, a traditional Japanese doll
orangutan a species of ape
556 Maractus maracas rhythm instrument
cactus a desert plant
557 Dwebble dwell live, reside
pebble a small stone
558 Crustle crust solid layer of the Earth
castle large fortress
559 Scraggy scraggy thin, scrawny
560 Scrafty scraggy thin, scrawny
crafty sly, sneaky
561 Sigilyph sigil a seal or signet
glyph a symbol
562 Yamask yami Japanese for ‘darkness’
mask face covering
563 Cofagrigus coffin casket for the deceased
sarcophagus large coffin carved from stone
egregious outstandingly bad; shocking
564 Tirtouga tortuga spanish for turtle
565 Carracosta carapace a hard protective covering
costa latin for coast
566 Archen archaeopteryx a reptile-like fossil bird
chicken a species of bird
567 Archeops archaeopteryx a reptile-like fossil bird
cheops an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh
568 Trubbish trash waste, garbage
rubbish waste, garbage
569 Garbodor garbage waste, trash
odor a bad smell
570 Zorua zorro Spanish for ‘fox’
571 Zoroark zorro Spanish for ‘fox’
dark absence of light
572 Minccino mink a weasel-like mammal
chino tough, twilled cotton
573 Cinccino chinchilla a small South American rodent
chino tough, twilled cotton
574 Gothita gothic gloomy, dark
lolita precocious young woman
575 Gothorita gothic gloomy, dark
seƱorita Spanish for ‘Miss’, referring to a woman
576 Gothitelle gothic gloomy, dark
mademoiselle French for ‘Miss’, referring to a woman
577 Solosis solo single; one
-osis common biological suffix denoting a change in state
578 Duosion duo double; two
fusion come together
579 Reuniclus reunite come together
nucleus core of a biological cell
580 Ducklett duck a species of bird
-lett suffix meaning ‘small’
581 Swanna swan a species of bird
582 Vanillite vanilla standard ice cream flavor
delight great pleasure (often in relation to food)
583 Vanillish vanilla standard ice cream flavor
delish slang for ‘delicious’
584 Vanilluxe vanilla standard ice cream flavor
deluxe high quality
585 Deerling deer a species of mammal with antlers
-ling suffix meaning ‘small’
586 Sawsbuck S.A.W.S. initials for the four seasons: Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring
buck male deer
587 Emolga momonga Japanese scientific name of the ‘dwarf flying squirrel’
588 Karrablast scarab a species of beetle
blast an explosion
589 Escavalier escargot French for ‘snail’
cavalier knight; mounted soldier
590 Foongus fungus cell-based plants
591 Amoonguss among us from the phrase ‘a fungus among us’
592 Frillish frill a trimming, e.g. lace
jellyfish marine creature
593 Jellicent jellyfish marine creature
magnificent beautiful, extravagant
594 Alomomola mola mola a species of fish
595 Joltik jolt a sudden movement or burst of electricity
tick a mite-like parasite
596 Galvantula galvanize stimulate by an electric current
tarantula a large, hairy spider
597 Ferroseed ferrous of or containing iron
seed premature ungrown plant
598 Ferrothorn ferrous of or containing iron
thorn sharp spine on a plant
599 Klink clink sound of metal clashing
600 Klang clang sound of metal clashing
601 Klinklang clink sound of metal clashing
clang sound of metal clashing
602 Tynamo tyke a small child
dynamo electric generator
603 Eelektrik eel snake-like marine creature
electricity energy from electric currents
604 Eelektross eel snake-like marine creature
electricity energy from electric currents
gross great, large
605 Elgyem L.G.M. initials for ‘Little Green Man’ i.e. an alien
606 Beheeyem B.E.M. initials for ‘Bug Eyed Monster’, i.e. an alien
607 Litwick lit on fire or producing light
wick candle ‘fuel’
608 Lampent lamp device producing light, usually via a flame
lament to feel sorrow or regret
609 Chandelure chandelier large, decorative light fixture
lure attract or entice, often for evil means
610 Axew axe implement used for chopping
askew out of line, off-center
611 Fraxure fracture to break or crack
axe implement used for chopping
612 Haxorus hack to chop repeatedly
axe implement used for chopping
-saurus common dinosaur suffix
613 Cubchoo cub a young bear
atchoo the sound of sneezing
614 Beartic bear large, powerful mammal
arctic frozen region at the very top of the Earth
615 Cryogonal cryogenic of or relating to very low temperatures
polygonal multi-sided shape
616 Shelmet shell hard cover
helmet hard covering of the head
617 Accelgor accelerate to increase in speed
escargot French for ‘snail’
618 Stunfisk stun to immobilize temporarily
fish marine creature
disk flat circular shape
619 Mienfoo mien dignified manner
kung fu Chinese martial art
620 Mienshao mien dignified manner
shaolin Chinese martial art
621 Druddigon dragon mythical fire-breathing creature
ruddy reddish color
622 Golett golem stone figure from jewish folklore
-lett suffix meaning ‘small’
623 Golurk golem stone figure from jewish folklore
lurk to lie or wait in concealment
624 Pawniard pawn the least important chess piece
poniard a dagger
625 Bisharp bishop a chess piece
sharp pointed
626 Bouffalant bouffant hair style
buffalo a large ox
627 Rufflet ruffle to shake feathers
-let suffix meaning ‘small’
628 Braviary brave courageous
aviary a place where birds are kept
629 Vullaby vulture a species of bird
lullaby a song used to lull people to sleep
630 Mandibuzz mandible jaw bone
buzzard a species of bird
631 Heatmor heat more to increase in temperature
632 Durant durable hard to break, does not wear easily
ant a small species of insect
633 Deino ein german for ‘one’
dino slang for ‘dinosaur’
634 Zweilous zwei german for ‘two’
jealous envious (Zweilous’ heads fight with each other)
635 Hydreigon drei german for ‘three’
hydra mythical multi-headed creature
dragon mythical fire-breathing creature
636 Larvesta larva baby insect
Vesta Roman goddess of the hearth
637 Volcarona volcano mountain that erupts lava
corona outline of the Sun
638 Cobalion cobalt blueish-grey metal
lion fearless mammal
639 Terrakion terracotta orange clay-based material
lion fearless mammal
640 Virizion viridian blueish-green colour
lion fearless mammal
641 Tornadus tornado a whirlwind of destructive force
-us suffix indicating possession of a given quality
642 Thundurus thunder loud noise produced by a lightning strike
-us suffix indicating possession of a given quality
643 Reshiram re used as a softer sound than ‘ze’ to indicate a weaker character
shiro Japanese for ‘white’
644 Zekrom ze used as a harder sound than ‘re’ to indicate a stronger character
kuro Japanese for ‘black’
645 Landorus land area of ground
-us suffix indicating possession of a given quality
646 Kyurem kyuurei Japanese for ‘rapid cooling’
647 Keldeo kelpie a supernatural water horse from Celtic folklore
rodeo a public exhibition of cowboy skills
648 Meloetta melody a song
pirouette a ballet move
649 Genesect genetic of or relating to DNA
insect a bug

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