Meanings of names and words

[chronic_Maniac]

besides Excalibur you got the knights of the round table which deals with king auther too.
Cerberus is the three headed dog guarding the gates of the underworld.
Hades is the ruler of hell
Behamut is the king of dragons
but the list goes on and on...

[Decessus]

Behamut is the king of dragons

Actually, Bahamut is a giant fish. According to some mythology (I don't know, greek?), the world is being held up by an angel standing on a ruby mountain. The mountain lies on top of a bull, which is Kujata (FF7 summon), with four thousand various body parts, which in turn stands on a fish which swims through the darkness, and that fish is Bahamut. I, myself, don't see the transition from giant space fish to king of dragons, but that's Square for you.

[Roto13]

Bahamut (Arabic: بهموت‎ Bahamūt) is originally an aquatic figure of Arabic mythology, though this figure has been significantly altered in the process of modernization.

Bahamut is an enormous fish that resides in a vast sea. He supports a huge bull named Kujuta who has four thousand eyes, and the same number of ears, noses, mouths, tongues and feet. Between every one of each is a distance of five hundred years' journey. Kujuta supports on him a rock of ruby, atop which stands an angel who supports the seven earths.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

Kujata and Bahamut are basically the Islamic equivalents of Christianity's Behemoth and Leviathan.

[BardTard]

Fujin means wind god

[Roto13]

Fujin means wind god

Yes, and Raijin is a thunder god. :)

[Twilight Edge]

Behamut is the king of dragons

Actually, Bahamut is a giant fish. According to some mythology (I don't know, greek?), the world is being held up by an angel standing on a ruby mountain. The mountain lies on top of a bull, which is Kujata (FF7 summon), with four thousand various body parts, which in turn stands on a fish which swims through the darkness, and that fish is Bahamut. I, myself, don't see the transition from giant space fish to king of dragons, but that's Square for you.[/QUOTE]

Bahamut DOES mean king of dragons in another mythology,but both the mythologies can be accepted though.

[Kawaii Ryûkishi]

The only "mythology" in which Bahamut is the king of dragons is that of Dungeons & Dragons. The first Final Fantasy game ripped off a ridiculous amount of monsters from D&D, and Bahamut was no different.

[Roto13]

That's really too bad, though. I'd love for a giant fish to use Gigaflare :P

[Hambone]

Laguna means "lagoon" in Spanish. That's the best I can come up with.

[ljkkjlcm9]

Mōguri, the Japanese name of Moogles, is a portmanteau of the words mogura (mole) and koumori (bat). This is fitting as moogles tend to have small eyes and red/purple wings.

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[The Crystal]

Kuja = God of Mars = God of War

[Materia Hunter Yuffie]

Yuna means a type of pink hybiscus (sp) flower (that is on her skirt in X)

[feona17]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...aracters#Aeons - explains Aeons found in X. I thought they were interesting ^^

[Dynast-Kid]

Kujata and Bahamut are basically the Islamic equivalents of Christianity's Behemoth and Leviathan.

The English word "behemoth" is actually derived from the Arabic word "Bahamut"