Names - Origins and in other langagues
Gigalith
English : Gigalith - gigas (Greek for giant) + lithos (Greek for stone)
Japanese : Gigaiath (ギガイアス) - gigas (greek for giant) + Gaia (Greek godess of earth) + Goliath (a giant)
French : Gigalithe - Same as English name with an extra e at the end to frenchify it
German : Brockoloss - Brocken (German for boulder) + Koloss (German for colossus)
Italian : Same as English name
Spanish : Same as English name
Korean : Gigaiath (기가이어스) - Transliteration of Japanese name
Chinese : Pángyánguài (龐岩怪 / 庞岩怪) - Litterally "gigantic boulder monster"
Boldore
English : Boldore - boulder + bold + ore
Japanese : Gantle (ガントル) - gan (Japanese for rock) + mantle
French : Géolithe - geo (prefix linked to earth) + lithos (Greek for stone)
German : Sedimantur - sediment + urgestein (German for primitive rock)
Italian : Same as English name
Spanish : Same as English name
Korean : Amtru (암트르) - am (Korean for rock) + mantle
Chinese : Dìmànyán (地幔岩) - dìmàn (Chinese for mantle) + yán (Chinese for boulder)
Roggenrola :
English : Roggenrola - Derived from "rock'-n'-roller"
Japanese : Dangoro (ダンゴロ) - dango (Japanese dumpling) + goro goro (onomatopoeia for the sound of a boulder rolling)
French : Nodulithe - nodule (a rock concretion) + lithos (Greek for stone)
German : Kiesling - kiesel (German for pebble) + winzling (something tiny)
Italian : Same as English name
Spanish : Same as English name
Korean : Dangul (단굴) - dango (Japanese dumpling) + deguldegul (sound of rolling), may contain gul (Korean for cave)
Chinese : Shíwánzi (石丸子) - litterally "stone ball"
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