en to unknown language translation catalogue (79 entries)

note: ~~~~~~ TRANSCRIPT SPECIFICS: Title of the episode
en: Title
target: Tiotal

note: Used for the sound effects ('SFX', onomatopoeia)
en: Sound
target: Fuaim

note: For anything written on a wall, a sign, a paper, etc.
en: Writing
target: Sgrìobhte

note: For speech bubbles of the narrator
en: Narrator
target: Neach-aithris

note: For notes that appear under panels. (Like what "Ko" means or "See Episode")
en: Note
target: Nòta

note: For the credits at the end of each episode.
en: Credits
target: Urram

note: ~~~~~~ CHARACTERS (Episode 1)
en: Pepper
target: Peabar

note: How the 'Pepper' & 'Carrot' words are connected in the title. Used to name more than one person saying the same phrase. (EP9, 13, 22)
en: &
target: ⁊

en: Carrot
target: Curran

note: (Episode 3, Episode 37) A male vendor at the market.
en: Vendor
target: Reiceadair

note: A red-haired witch wearing luxurious jewels.
en: (Miss) Saffron
target: (a’ mhaighdinn) Cròch

note: Saffron's pet, a white female cat.
en: Truffel
target: Cè

note: (Episode 6) A witch with curly black hair who is a princess and later a queen.
en: Coriander
target: Costag

note: A witch: blonde, with pink- or red-irised eyes, in a kimono.
en: Shichimi
target: Sidimi

note: Shichimi's pet, a male fox with multiple tails.
en: Yuzu
target: Satsuma

note: Also known as Mayor Bramble, he is a man with a 'van Dyke' beard, a brown suit and a hat; he presents the potion and magic contests. (EP6, 21, 22)
en: Mayor of Komona
target: Àrd-bhàillidh Chomona

note: Generic term for audiences. (Group of people in EP6, 21, 22)
en: Audience
target: An èisteachd

note: Generic term for any bird. (EP6, 14, 16, 23) (Includes DragonDuck, rooster, DragonChick, pidgeon)
en: Bird
target: Eun

note: (Episode 7) Generic term for any fairy.
en: Fairies
target: daoine-sìthe

note: (Episode 8, 13, 17, 29, 38) Generic term for any monster.
en: Monster
target: Uilebheist

note: (Episode 11) The bon-vivant or happy-go-lucky witch who is one of Pepper's three godmothers. (EP11, 14, 17, 19, 24, 29)
en: Cumin
target: Carabhaidh

note: The tall, thin, and behaviourally-rigid witch who is one of Pepper's three godmothers.
en: Cayenne
target: Cìob

note: The ancient, small, and wise leader witch who is one of Pepper's three godmothers.
en: Thyme
target: Tìom

note: Name of the young blond haired prince (as-yet-uncrowned king) of Acren.
en: (Prince) Acren
target: Acran

note: Generic term used by Pepper to refer to the three witches who raised her. Not used in transcripts. Some languages have decided to use this as a general term and let Pepper use a different (more personal) form.
en: godmothers
target: bana-ghoistidhean

note: (Episode 18) Master and teacher of Hippiah, an elf with blond curly hair.
en: Basilic
target: Calameilt

note: A student witch of Hippiah, with long dark hair.
en: Oregano
target: Biolair

note: A student witch of Hippiah, with short blond hair and freckles.
en: Cardamom
target: Mionntainn

note: A student witch of Hippiah and also an elf, with red hair.
en: Cinnamon
target: Peirsill

note: The main recurrent witch of Hippiah, a human with raccoon ears and a tail.
en: Camomile
target: Buidheag

note: (Episode 21) A witch of Aquah, living in water, with a long white hair crest.
en: Spirulina
target: Muirlinn

note: Spirulina's pet, a male _Betta splendens_ fish.
en: Durian
target: Sgeach

note: (Episode 22) One of the jury members, he wears a white beard, a monocle, and a wide-brimmed hat. His name references Frieza from Dragon Ball.
en: Lord Azeirf
target: An Rìgh Reòthach

note: One of the jury members, she is a queen. Her name and hairstyle reference Leia Organa from Star Wars. (EP21 - writing only)
en: Queen Aiel
target: A’ Bhanrigh Àine

note: (Episode 23) The big and muscular golden walrus genie.
en: Genie of Success
target: Jinn an t-soirbheis

note: (Episode 27) The royal tailor of Coriander.
en: Tailor
target: Tàillear

note: The robotic invention of Coriander. (EP27)
en: Psychologist-Bot
target: Bot-leigheas-inntinn

note: (Episode 28) Generic term for any/all of the journalists asking questions at the coronation party.
en: Journalist
target: Neach-naidheachd

note: (Episode 32) A bearded king wearing golden armour. (EP32, 33, 36)
en: King
target: Rìgh

note: The officer of the bearded king, with a long blond mustache. (EP32, 36)
en: Officer
target: Tànaiste

note: Generic label used for all sounds produced by the armies. (EP32, 33, 36)
en: Army
target: Feachd

note: (Episode 33, 36) The name of the king with a hunting horn, leading the opposing ('dark') army
en: Enemy
target: Nàmhaid

note: (Episode 34) A witch and knight of Ah, an elf from a desert. She is also the teacher of Shichimi.
en: Hibiscus
target: Ìbisg

note: The supreme leader witch of Ah, with green hair.
en: Wasabi
target: Raidis

note: (Episode 35) A witch of Ah who pilots a dragon, with a spiky haircut and aviator goggles. She is Shichimi's girlfriend.
en: Torreya
target: Cnò-mheannt

note: ~~~~~~ PLACES: (Episode 3) The flying city with the giant tree of Komona at the centre.
en: Komona City
target: Baile Chomona

note: (Episode 6) The name of the village near Pepper's house.
en: Squirrel's End
target: Ceann na Feòraige

note: A region of the world (Hereva) that federates many cities including that ruled by Coriander, Qualicity.
en: Technologist's Union
target: Aonadh nan Teicneolach

note: A large region of the world (Hereva) also known as land of Ah, Shichimi's land.
en: the lands of the setting moons
target: dùthaich laighe nan gealach

note: (Episode 16) The name of the planet and general setting of Pepper&Carrot.
en: Hereva
target: Teireabha

note: (Episode 27) Coriander's city, a large industrial city standing alone in the middle of a desert on a rocky bluff.
en: Qualicity
target: Àird Acainn

note: (Episode 31) A hill or small mountain sacred to the school of Chaosah.
en: Tenebrume
target: Sgùrr Sgùraidh

note: ~~~~~~ MAGIC: (Episode 8) The magic of chaos; that which Pepper now practices.
en: Chaosah
target: Dubh-choimeasgachd

note: (Episode 18) The magic of plants and living creatures; that which Camomile practices and Pepper used to.
en: Hippiah
target: Clann-fhlùrachd

note: (Episode 21) The magic of giving life to dead things including machines; that which Coriander practices.
en: Zombiah
target: Sòmbaidheachd

note: The magic of fire, melting metals and cooking; that which Saffron practices.
en: Magmah
target: Magmachd

note: The magic of ghost and spirits; that which Shichimi practices.
en: Ah
target: Achd

note: The magic of water, rain, and oceans; that which Spirulina practices.
en: Aquah
target: Uisgeachd

note: (Episode 24) The substance or unit of magic, the name of which is derived from "reality".
en: Rea
target: Rèatha

note: ~~~~~~ TIME SYSTEM: Weekday 1 − A day of recreation or rest, similar to Sunday; associated with Chaosah, derived from the French word 'hazard'.
en: Azarday
target: Là na Sabaid

note: Weekday 2 - associated with Magmah, from babka, a sweet brioche cake.
en: Babkaday
target: DiLite

note: Weekday 3 - associated with Aquah, from Ceto, a Greek mythological goddess and sea monster.
en: Cetoday
target: DiMuasgain

note: Weekday 4 - associated with Zombiah, from Donn, the lord of the dead in Irish myth.
en: Donday
target: DiCèine

note: Weekday 5 - associated with Hippiah, egg = life.
en: Eggday
target: DiarDaoil

note: Weekday 6 - associated with Ah, from the Japanese mythological god Fukurokuju, fuku meaning "happiness".
en: Fookuday
target: DihAoibhneis

note: Time - PM (afternoon)
en: Pinkmoon
target: foiseirigh

note: Time - AM (morning)
en: Airmoon
target: mocheirigh

note: ~~~~~~ MISC: (Episode 3) A vegetable at the market, a sort of squash shaped like a yellow star. Used as an ingredient in potions.
en: pumpkinstar
target: reul-pheapag

note: The monetary unit of Komona city (and pun off of 'kilo-octets', a French version of kilobytes).
en: Ko
target: Co

note: (EP3) A potion ingredient, obtained from clouds.
en: pearls of mist
target: neamhnaidean ceòtha

note: (EP3) A large, docile creature: half-dragon, half-cow.
en: DragonCow
target: bò-dhràgon, bò-dhràgoin, bò-dhràgonan

note: (Episode 13) Name of the board game. (A reference to Dungeons & Dragons)
en: Citadels & Phoenixes
target: Tùir ⁊ ainneamhagan

note: (Episode 14) A potion ingredient, a plant. (Inspired by the dandelion flower in French; "dent-de-lion" literally means "lion's tooth".)
en: Dragon's Tooth
target: fiacaill-dhràgoin

note: Name for a kind of dragon, blue and flying at high altitude.
en: Air Dragon
target: dràgon adhair

note: Name for a kind of dragon, covered with mud from the swamps.
en: Swamp Dragon
target: dràgon boglaich

note: Name for a kind of dragon with a body made of electricity.
en: Lighting Dragon
target: dràgon dealain

note: (Episode 21, 24) Name of the newspaper published in Komona city and distributed across Hereva.
en: The Komonan
target: Am Pàipear Mòr

note: (Episode 24) Name for the moonlit meeting of Chaosah for big decisions and exams.
en: council of The Three Moons
target: Comhairle nan Trì Gealaichean

note: (Episode 26) Name for a small sacred tree in the bottom of an abandoned castle, generating a continuous stream of water.
en: Water-Tree
target: Craobh-uisge
