User:Flicky/Latin/Other

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This page is for things about Pokémon other than Pokémon themselves - for Pokémon in Latin, click the "Latin" link above.

Contents

Versions

Types

The literal meaning is in brackets.

Locations

Routes

All routes consist of "Iter" along with the Roman numerals for the route number, e.g. Route 29 would be Iter XXIX.

Kanto

Cities and towns

Areas of interest

Names in brackets are what the Latin ones literally mean.

Johto

Cities and towns

Areas of interest

Names in brackets are what the Latin ones literally mean.

Hoenn

Cities and towns

Areas of interest

Names in brackets are what the Latin ones literally mean.

Sinnoh

Cities and Towns

Western Sinnoh

Eastern Sinnoh

Battle Zone

Areas of interest

Names in brackets are what the Latin ones literally mean.

Characters

There should be a ten-letter limit rather than seven-letter on player character's names, as seven letters would not be enough for many Roman names. Those in regular text were my ideas, whereas those in italics were contributed by Siegfried. If you think you have better ones, don't edit this page; put them on the talk page.

Generation I and the Generation III remakes

Indigo League

Miscellaneous

Pokémon Card GB and Pokémon Card GB 2

Generation II

Note: characters who were also in Generation I are not listed here.

Johto League

Indigo League

Radio

Weekday Siblings

Miscellaneous

Generation III (Hoenn series only)

Hoenn League

Team Magma

Team Aqua

Battle Frontier

Winstrate family

In Roman families, women only have feminine surnames if they married into the family - everyone is born with masculine surnames.

  • Victor Winstrate = Victor Consilius
  • Victoria Winstrate = Victoriola Consilia
  • Vivi Winstrate = Vienna Consilius
  • Vicky Winstrate = Vica Consilia
  • Cooltrainer Vito = Validus Vitus

Miscellaneous

Generation IV

Sinnoh League

Team Galactic

Battle Frontier

Super Contests

Miscellaneous

Trainer classes

The name in brackets is the very literal translation of the Latin name. Obviously, I am limited to eleven characters for Generations I and II due to space, but from then on I can practically use as much as I like.

Generation I debut

Generation II debut

Kimono Girls

For the system I use to romanize Japanese names when the intended audience speak Latin, see this page.

  • Kimono Girl = Palli Virgo
    • Sayo = Kotone
    • Miki = Kiou
    • Kuni = Haruka
    • Zuki = Kanon
    • Naoko = Iosiiko

Generation III debut

Ruby and Sapphire debut

More to be added...

Other generation debut

To be added...

Badges

Note: obviously there is a 12-character limit for the first two generations, and, even though the English translations never overtook this limit, I will have to afterwards, as 12 characters are not enough.

Indigo League

Johto League

Hoenn League

Sinnoh League

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