kuchipatchi101
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I did a little research on google.com and I found a handy-dandy english to japanese, japanese to english translator and I was able to figure out what some of the Tamagotchi names mean.
Tsubutchi<Tsubu<grain,
Puchichi<Puchi<small,
Mizutamatchi<Mizo<water,
Marutchi<Maru<Circle,
Kuribotchi<kuri<chestnut,
Hitodetchi<Hito<Starfish,
Harutchi<Haru<spring,
Ichigotchi<Ichigo<strawberry,
Ringotchi<Ringo<apple,
Hinotamatchi<Hino<fallingstar/fireball,
Gozarutchi<Gozaru<To Be (Pol) (IV),
Hanatchi<Hana<nose,
Debatchi<Deba<Overbite, protruding tooth, stuff having to do with teeth, etc.,
Kuchipatchi<kuchi<Mouth, opening,
Tarakotchi<Tarako<cod roe,
Mimitchi<mimi<ear,
Mametchi<Mame<healthy,honest,hardworking,faithful,devoted,etc.,
Shitekitchi<shiteki<Pointing out,
Nazotchi<Nazo<Riddle,puzzle,eniga,
Togetchi<Toge<Thorn,splinter,spine,biting words,
Shimashimatchi<Shima<Stripe,Island,
Tensaitchi<Tensai<horizon,natural calamity,disaster,genius,prodigy,Natural gift, reprinting,
Nonbiritchi<nonbiri<carefree,at leisure,
Marotchi<Maro<I,You,
Tosakatchi<Tosaka<cockscomb,crest,
Ojitchi<Oji<uncle,
Otokitchi<oto<sound, younger brother.
Tsubutchi<Tsubu<grain,
Puchichi<Puchi<small,
Mizutamatchi<Mizo<water,
Marutchi<Maru<Circle,
Kuribotchi<kuri<chestnut,
Hitodetchi<Hito<Starfish,
Harutchi<Haru<spring,
Ichigotchi<Ichigo<strawberry,
Ringotchi<Ringo<apple,
Hinotamatchi<Hino<fallingstar/fireball,
Gozarutchi<Gozaru<To Be (Pol) (IV),
Hanatchi<Hana<nose,
Debatchi<Deba<Overbite, protruding tooth, stuff having to do with teeth, etc.,
Kuchipatchi<kuchi<Mouth, opening,
Tarakotchi<Tarako<cod roe,
Mimitchi<mimi<ear,
Mametchi<Mame<healthy,honest,hardworking,faithful,devoted,etc.,
Shitekitchi<shiteki<Pointing out,
Nazotchi<Nazo<Riddle,puzzle,eniga,
Togetchi<Toge<Thorn,splinter,spine,biting words,
Shimashimatchi<Shima<Stripe,Island,
Tensaitchi<Tensai<horizon,natural calamity,disaster,genius,prodigy,Natural gift, reprinting,
Nonbiritchi<nonbiri<carefree,at leisure,
Marotchi<Maro<I,You,
Tosakatchi<Tosaka<cockscomb,crest,
Ojitchi<Oji<uncle,
Otokitchi<oto<sound, younger brother.