Fire & Ice: Part 1: Friend or Foe

by KissDarkness

Shui the Sneasel and Huo the Houndoom have been friends for a while. Can they keep the peace or will war come between them? Part 1 is all about the beginning. ^_^ REVISED!!!

17. Glossary

Glossary- Fire & Ice: Part 1: Friend and Foe

I suppose this is a glossary.  I'm not really sure, maybe it's a…what ya-ma-call-it…an index.  I'm just going to call this a glossary.

This explains the meaning of names, main symbols, and blah blah blah.  I'm sure you get it.

          The Black Sneasel- If you haven't already guessed, she's death.  You could sort of tell she's death by the book she's holding: Ice Pokemon's Death.

          Da- In Chinese means "Hit" or "Big."  I was going for "Hit."  

          Dong- In Chinese it means "Cold."

Huo- In Chinese it means "Fire," and I'm sure you understand why I chose the name.  If you don't then, WOW, you're really slow aren't you?

Lang- It means "Chilly."

Mei-Hong- In Chinese, roughly translated means "Beautiful Red."  Yes, I know, the name doesn't suit her well, but I chose this name because red can symbolize evil, death, or, even, luck.  If you think about all those things are part of the life cycle, and life is a beautiful thing.  Why did she get this name?  Well, um, she's a hot-tempered beauty!  Heh heh heh…^_^;;;

Nose rubbing- I like to think of it as kissing.

Shui- In Chinese it means "Water."  I know Sneasels are Ice/Dark, but "Bing," the Chinese word for ice, doesn't suit her, you know?

Shui-Bing- This could mean one of two things: "Water-Soldier" or "Water-Ice."  When I wrote this story I was thinking more of the "Water-Soldier" than "Water-Ice."