Female Saiyan Name Generator

Every Saiyan in Dragon Ball is named after a vegetable, and the female Saiyans are no exception. Caulifla is cauliflower, Kale is kale, Kefla is their fusion, Gine (Goku's mother) is a play on negi, the Japanese word for green onion, and Fasha, also called Seripa in Japanese, comes from a scrambled parsley. Bulla, Pan and Videl aren't Saiyan-named because they take after their non-Saiyan parents' themes, which is a useful reminder that half-Saiyan characters can follow either family convention.

Akira Toriyama's trick is disguise. He takes a vegetable, drops or swaps a syllable, and sometimes reads it backwards or through Japanese pronunciation, so Kakarot comes from carrot and Nappa from Chinese cabbage. Female names in the franchise tend to end in a vowel or a soft consonant (Caulifla, Kale, Gine, Fasha), which is why an OC called Radisha or Salsifa lands better than one called Radish. The Japanese vegetable route works too: Ninjin (carrot), Daikon (radish), Kabu (turnip), Horenso (spinach) and Renkon (lotus root) all sound like they were born on Planet Vegeta.

The list above pairs the canon Saiyan women with original names drawn from real vegetables, greens, roots, beans, squashes, peppers, grains and Japanese produce, bent just enough to feel like Universe 6 or 7 warriors.