Bardock A Japanese root vegetable called 'dock'

Brolli Broccolli

Kakarotto Carrots

Nappa Lettuce

Pan-bukin Pumpkin

Paragus Asparagus

Raditz Radish

Seripa Parsley

Taurus Turnip

Toma Tomato

Totepo Potato

Vegeta Vegetable

Bra Bra

Bulma A play on Bloomers, which were women's undergarments that were first introduce in the 1800's

Dr. Briefs Men's underwear

Trunks Boxers

Mr. Satan Satan

Videl "Devil" scrambled

Dende Derived from the Japanese word "den-den-mushi" which is used to describe any mollusk of the

Gastropod class

Drum A Drum

Kargo Escargo

Nail A play on snail, which isn't really an instrument, but he's a namekian

Piano A Piano

Piccolo A Piccolo

Slug Gastropod

Symbol A Symbol

Tambourine A Tambourine

Tsuno Horn

Frieza Freezing/Freezer

King Kold Cold

Kooler Cooler

Apple Apple

Blue Berry Blue berry

Dodoria Chinese Gooseberry

Kuwi Kiwi

Rasberry Rasberry

Zarbon Pomelo

Bata Butter

Ginyu Milk

Guldo Yogurt

Jese Cheese

Rikum Cream

Chaozu Dumpling

Chi-chi Breast

Emperor Pilaf Sauteed, seasoned rice (rice pilaf)

Gohan Rice; it is the suffix for breakfast lunch and dinner

Krillin Chestnut

Lunch Lunch

Marron French chestnut

Oolong Literal for Black Dragon (Wu Long), a type of black tea (Oolong tea)

Pan Bread

Puar Chinese Tea

Shao and Mai Their names combined, "shao-mai" is a dim sum dumpling dish

Tienshinhan Fried Rice

Yamcha Means "dim sum," chinese food that resembles dumplings

Buu Bibi-dee Babi-dee Buu

Cell Cell

Dai Kaiou-shin Big God of the World Kings

Goku The Japanese translation of the Chinese name

Son Wukong, who was the Monkey King born of stone thousands of years ago in the Chinese legend, His Yu Chi (Shee Yo Ji) or The Record of the Journey of the West. The "ku" of his name means "sky"

Goten Air; the "ten" means heaven

Kaiou-sama Mr. World King

Kame Sennin Turtle Sage