The Pokemon Go game fever is being experienced by several countries, including Indonesia.
There's been an issue lately about the meaning of the word Pikachu
which in Syriac means Be a Jew. Not a few sites
provocative people spread this fake news. Worse yet, there's something
using Muslim frills and so on.
Is this true? Let us
see the following explanation.
Pikachu comes from
Japanese and not Syriac.
Pika comes from the word pikapika
taken from the Japanese onomatopoeia which means: sparkling. In context
this, it means the sparkle of an electric spark being struck.
While Chu is from
the word chuuchuu which means the sound of a squeaking mouse.
Pikachu's name is taken
because it was inspired by the animal Pika. This animal belongs to the Family Ochtonidae
almost extinct in the world. He is described as having the power of electric shock
glittering and shaped like a mouse.
While Pokemon comes from
from Japanese English:
English: Pocket
Monsters
Japanese: Poketto
Monsutaa
Shortened to Pokemon
Charmander said or in
Hitokage in Japanese means Hi: Fire and Tokage: Lizard, monitor lizard.
In English,
Charmander: Char: burn or burn and Mander is taken from the word Salamander
It is a species of salamander that is on the verge of extinction. The name Salamander is used for
describing the Charmander who
is a fire salamander that has the power of fire and can burn
his enemies.
How about Syriac itself?
Jewish Words in Bahasa
Syriac means Judaiya. There are absolutely no leading words
on Pokemon or Pikachu itself.
The words Be in Syriac are britha. There are no words referring to Pokemon or Pikachu.




God's word in
Syriac is Divine.



My Words in Bahasa
Syriac is "iwin".



From the words above,
no words referring to Pokemon or Pikachu So don't think that
That Pokemon or Pikachu means I'm Jewish or Weak God and such.
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Our nation is not easily provoked by trivial things, especially about language