CAP 32 - Part 13 - Name Submissions

[Shadowshocker]

WIP (3/3)

Dokidokindle

"Dokidoki" + "Kindle"

Prounounced: DOH-kee-doh-KIN-duhl

Dokidoki is Japanese onomatopoeia for a heartbeat, and kindle means to start a fire or arouse emotion.

 

[Concept Everything]

WIP (1/3)

Coruri

“Cor” + “Uri”

Pronunciation: KOR-urr-E

Cor is Latin for heart. Uri is Latin for burn. Combined it means “To be afraid” which fits because heartburn can be caused by anxiety.

 

[Hatful0fBomb]

Final Submission

Mitralite

A combination of the mitral valve, alight, and night light.

Pronunciation: "MITE-ruh-lite"
IPA: maɪtrəlaɪt

 

[tococot]

WIP

Pulmera (1/3)
Pulmonary (Artery) + Mera (Flare Effect in comics)
Puwl-Meh-Rah


Esoflare (2/2)
(Etymology: Gastroesophageal Reflux + Sear, Gastroesophageal Reflux is the full name for Heartburn, Sear is when you cook something and relates to heat)

 

[boo836]

WIP 1/3

Arhythmolate

Cardiac arrhythmia + immolate

Pronunciation: Ah-rith-mole-ate

Cardiac arrhythmia is rather appropriate given its use of Extremespeed. Immolate is self-explanatory, it's a smoking heart.

 

[Quanyails]

Modpost: You have 72 hours to make your final submissions! Make sure to follow the format in the first post exactly to avoid disqualification.

 

[Ahhhhhh......Clefable.]

Final Submission

Phlartburn

Phlebotomy + Heartburn

Pronounced flart-burn

A silly combination of phlebotomy (the process of drawing blood) and heartburn, which matches the goofy, silly nature of Fairy-types, while also punning on it being a fire-heart-fairy thing.

 

[Weakness Policy Contrary]

Final Submission

Cardiovara

Cardio + Cadaver + Vena Cava

Pronounced: caur-deo-VAR-ah

 

[Explosion Badger]

Final Submission

Heartillery

Heart + Artillery

Pronounced: HAR-til-err-ree

A simple combination of Heart with Artillery, referencing how the Pokémon uses its artery like a flamethrower/cannon.

 

[Bice]

Final Submission

Arteraze

Simple pun on arteries and raze while being somewhat phonetically similar to the former.

Pronounced: aar-tur-RAYZ

 

[mark6870]

Final Submission

Aortorch

Etymology: Aorta, the main artery bringing blood to the body + Torch
Pronunciation: ā -YOR-torch

 

[skippergamez]

Final Submission

Pyrorgan

The prefix “Pyro” or Pyrosis, the medical term for heartburn + heart is an organ.

Pronunciation: pai-ROR-gn

 

[HydrogenHydreigon]

Final Submission

Adorgan

adore + organ

Pronounced: uh-DOOR-gan
IPA: əˈdɔrɡən

 

[Palosaks]

Final Submission

Palpumal

From Pal/Palpitation, Pump and Pummel

Pronunciation: PAL-puh-MAL

 

[LBN]

Final Submission

Avalaorta

A combination of Avalon; the fairyland from the british legends of king arthur, and the Aorta; the largest artery in the human body.

AV - uh - LORT - uh

 

[sneakyjeans]

Final Submission

Babumbaburn

From the onomatopoeia for a heartbeat, babum, and burn for both fire typing and heartburn.

Pronounced: bah-BUHM-bah-BURN

 

[viol and bass]

Final Submission

Flusterupt

Fluster + Erupt

Pronounced: FLUH-stir-upt

 

[chartung17]

Final Submission

Coeurboom

coeur (French for heart) + kaboom

Pronounced: ker-BOOM

It's a heart with explosive power. Explosions are loud (Boomburst) and fiery, and then can make things move fast (Extreme Speed).

 

[StarFalcon555]

Final Submission

Embocardium

Ember (a small flame) + endocardium (the innermost layer of the heart)

Pronounced: "em-BOH-KARR-dee-uhm"

 

[TyloDK]

Final Submission

Burnbapump

Pronounced: BURN-buh-PUMP

Plays with the thumping rhythm of Bum-buh-bum, however uses burn, like y'know fire :), and pump, like how the heart pumps blood

 

[Mos-Quitoxe]

Final Submission

Cardiack

From cardiac (from the greek καρδία (kardía, “heart”)) and the exclamation "ack!" because that's what you think or say when you first see it.

Pronounced: CAR-dee-ak

IPA: kɑ:di:æk

 

[Zatqer]

Final Submission

Impathetic

from imp (it is small), empathetic (kindness = heart sorta) and pathetic (low bst), also reads like “im pathetic” because low bst

Pronounced: eem-puh-theh-tuhk

 

[Sunfished]

Final Submission

Heartery

A simple name coming from Heart and Artery

Pronounced: "hart-err-ee"

 

[Ayecrusher King]

Final Submission

Hearthromb

Hearth [Floor of a fire in a home] + Thrombus [Blood Clot] + Heart Throb [A popular, usually male figure]

Pronounced: "HärTH-Rom"

 

[ausma]

Final Submission

Palpitarey

From palpitate (irregular heartbeats), flare (quick flash/burst of fire, akin to heartbeats), and fairy (fairy).

Pronounced: pahl-piht-TAIR-ee