This spelling of Belli instead of Bella refers to bellicose, roughly meaning aggressive, and belligerent, meaning warlike, which come from the Latin root word for war. And then dawna instead of donna maintains the pronunciation while introducing dawn, which is unexpected for a ghost, since ...
A combination of "Mal" (the Latin root meaning 'bad') and "Alchemy." Last edited: Nov 27, 2015 The_Emperor Nov 27, 2015 #40 WIP Oozone oo-Zone I combined the words "Ooz" and "Zone" due to the fact it is a poison type and the pot is its "Zone" Another one: Slynhide...
What a striking case of the deterioration of meaning! The Old English for “fool” was (ge)dwǣsmann.–mann is of course “man,” and dwǣs is related to the root found in the Romance word for “beast.” That root meant “to breathe”: from an etymological point of view, the...
A combination of the words Terra, Latin for Earth, and kumo, Japanese for spider. Toxicumo/Toxikumo (tocks-i-koom-oh) (toxic + kumo) This name is composed of the words toxic, a lethal chemical or substance, and kumo, again, Japanese for spider. I thought kumo meant cloud...? Wit...
Phox is a great name, especially with the informal meaning - to confuse or puzzle since this is gonna be very annoying for opponents to deal with. I also like Kitsunoh and Felinx. Oh, for comedy value I'll suggest Phat - Phantom and Cat ;-) Judicator Feb 23, 2009 #82 I ...
As Cattail Prophet mentioned above, mantle is a cool root word for this CAP, since it refers to the hood of a squid and also to the fiery underground depths of the earth, as well as the vampire's infamous cloak. Although sparks are often associated with electricity, they're also strongl...
Aestybdis - coming from the Latin verb, aestuo/aestuare, meaning to blaze, along with the root Charybdis, which has already been explained. Pronounced: ICED-ib-dis. And another two WIPs, for giggles. Incegon/Gorgink - Both coming from incendo/incendium/whatever Latin word you want for...
Final Submission Mallure "Mal" ("evil" and/or "apple") + "Allure" + "Lure" Pronounced: Mahl - LOOR IPA: ˈməˈlʊr "Mal" has a dual meaning of "evil" or...
Handyman! No, not really, though it is interesting that 'man' is a Latin root for 'hand'. I want something with 'poly' in it. The body with all the hands going around it makes me think of an atom's nucleus and electrons, but it's missing its lowest energy level so meh. Arachi...
"Capible" is a misspelling; the correct form is "Capable," which describes having the ability or capacity to do something efficiently.