User:WalloniaEagle/Newnamesforcharacters

Yes, I posted this on my main page, but I'll delete it soon...

Persons' Name in the anime	Persons' new name given by me	Pronunciation, if needed	Origin or English equivalent/related names	Nicknames	Last name	Reason
Saturn	Stanford	STAN-ferd	From Old English meaning "stone ford"; Stan, Stanley	Stan, Lil Bro/Cuz, Cass	Caldecutt	Who names their kid Saturn? I reckon Cyrus named him that.
Mars	Marie	mah-REE (German pron.)	Czech and French form of Maria or Mary	Maria, otherwise, she has none	Caldecutt, née Regard	Same as above.
Jupiter	Jade	JAYD	Spanish (piedra de la) ijada meaning "(stone of the) flank" (people thought jade could cure colic); Giada, Jada, Jaida, Jayda or Jayde	Big Sis/Cuz	Abbey	Same
Looker	Émile	ay-MEEL	French form of Aemilius, which means rival; Emil, Emily (sorta)	Dad, Dakota	Caldecutt	Looker sounds like a nickname someone gave him at his work
Professor Rowan	Siôr	SHOR	Welsh form of George, which in turn means "farmer", "earthworker"; Georg, Gina, Gigi, Jurgen, etc.	Siôr, 'Rowan' is just a nickname.	Caldecutt	He wasn't given a first name anywhere. I made up the fact that 'Rowan' is just his nickname.
Charon	Paul (this was before his name was changed)	PAWL (English pron.)	Paulus, which meant "small" or "humble" in Latin; Pablo, Paulie, Pauline, Paulette, Pavel, etc.	Old Man Paul	Claes	Same as everyone else.
Crasher Wake	Ty	TIE	short form any names that start with "Ty"; Tyler, Tyson, Tyrone, Sid, etc.	Ty	Rose	It sounds like a nickname given, if he was a wrestler. Rose is a popular last name.

Last names

OK people will definitely kill meh XD

Persons' Name in the anime	Last name	Pronunciation, if needed/Origin	Reason
Lucian	Victor	English, French, Portuguese, Romanian, Late Roman; Roman name meaning "victor" in Latin.	Lucian is a Romanian name, so I decided to give him a Romanian-looking last name.
Cynthia	Victor, née Theophilus	Greek name meaning "lover of God"	Cynthia is a Greek name, so I decided to give her a Greek last name.
Aaron	Beech	Derived from the Greek word phegos, which means "oak" and possible connected to the word "edible".	It's not really a last name (not that I know of), but it's still cool.
Flint	Theophilus (his adopted name), Abel (his original name)	English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek; From the Hebrew name הֶבֶל (Hevel) or הָבֶל (Havel) which meant "breath".	He doesn't know his original last name due to being adopted.
Liza	Beech, née Williams	English; From the Germanic name Willahelm, which was composed of the elements wil "will, desire" and helm "helmet, protection".	Liza looked kind of like a English name, so I gave her an English last name.
Tate	Williams	See above	See above
Roxanne	Williams, née Rose	English, French, German, Scottish, Jewish; Means "rose" from the Middle English, Old French and Middle High German rose, also to denote someone with a rosy complexion.	It's a popular last name, distantly related to Crasher Wake (Ty).
Candice	Theophilus, née Kerr	Scottish; Derived from a place name meaning "rough wet ground" in Old Norse.	I made her part Scottish, and Kerr is a good last name.
Winona	Watt; née Vogel	German; From Middle High German vogel meaning "bird".	It's a no-brainer.
Volkner	Watt	English, Scottish; An English and Scottish surname derived from the given name Wat, which in turn, is a medieval English given name, short for Walter.	I thought it would be appropriate, him being related to James Watt (the man whom created the watt)
Roark	Cobble	Middle English meaning 'paving stone', probably a diminutive of cob (which in turn derives from Old Norse meaning 'something rounded')	I dunno whether it's a last name or not, but it seemed a bit appropriate.
Maylene	Cobble, née Vogel	see above	see above
Byron	Cobble	see above	see above
Lorelei	Cobble, née Vogel	see above	see above
Fantina	Dabney: née Reed	English, Scottish; variant of Reid; meaning "red faced/haired".	It looked French almost.
Juan	Dabney	Norman French local; a corruption of D'Aubigne; from Aubigne, a town in the department of Cher, France.	Thought it was appropriate.
Gardenia	Rose	see above	see above
Crasher Wake (Ty)	Rose	see above	see above
Stanford	Caldecutt	corruption of the Welsh surname of Caldecot	I thought it was interesting
Émile	Caldecutt	see above	see above
Marie	Caldecutt, née Regard	corruption of Reinard; Teutonic or Saxon From Rein, "pure", and "ard", "nature", "disposition"; "honest", "incorrupt".	Seemed like an interesting name (I can't seem to find any info on the last name of 'Regard', which is odd...)
Jade	Caldecutt-Abbey	As for Abbey: English; Means "dweller by the abbey" or "worker at the abbey" from the Middle English abbeye, abbaye.	I thought it was an interesting name
Cyrus	Vogel	see above	Cousin to Winona
Paul (Charon)	Claes	Flemmish; derived from the German shortened name of Nicholas; From the Greek name Νικολαος (Nikolaos) which meant "victory of the people" from Greek νικη (nike) "victory" and λαος (laos) "people".	I thought it was an interesting last name
Thorton	--		I have yet to make a last name for him...
Barry	--		Same as above
Buck	--		Same as above

I may have more, but I don't remember...

References:

• Behindthename.com
• Last-names.net
• Searchforancestors.com
• Dictionary.com
• Wiktionary