| NAME |
|
PUN |
| Bulma |
|
Buruma (bloomers) are tight gym shorts worn by Japanese school Girls |
| Dr. Briefs |
|
A kind of men's underwear |
| Oolong |
|
A common type of Chinese Tea |
| Yamcha |
|
Yamucha is another word for dim sum. (Chinese Appetisers) |
| Pu'ar |
|
Pu erh is a special kind of Chinese tea that is formed into bricks |
| Tenshinhan |
|
Tenshin are Chinese Deserts |
| Jackie Chun |
|
A pun on Jackie Chan |
| Chaozu |
|
another reading for his name is gyoza, or pot stickers |
| Kinto'un |
|
Kinton is boiled, mashed yellow sweet potatoes with chestnuts |
| Gohan |
|
Boiled rice or a meal |
| Goku |
|
Translates as air |
| Goten |
|
Translates as sky |
| Saiyan |
|
rearrange the syllables to make the word yasai, meaning vegetables. |
| Raditz |
|
Raddish |
| Vegeta |
|
Vegetable |
| Nappa |
|
a general term for greens and a type of cabbage |
| Kakkarot |
|
an interesting mutation of the word carrot |
| Namek |
|
add 'uji' and you have namekuji, meaning slug |
| Dende |
|
add 'n' and you have denden; denden-mushi is snail in Japanese |
| Cargo |
|
add 'es' and you have escargot, the French word for edible snails |
| Nail |
|
Nails (Hammer and nails) |
| Mr. Satan |
|
Named after the American word for Satan |
| Videl |
|
Re-arranged spells Devil |
| Ginew |
|
Japanese for Milk |
| Guldo |
|
Japanese for Yogurt |
| Recoom |
|
Japanese for cream |
| Jees |
|
Comes from the American word for Cheese |
| Baata |
|
Comes from the American word for Butter |
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