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. Every Saiyan name is related to a type of vegetable; for example, Goku s Saiyan name, Kakarot, is derived from the word carrot, Broly is named after broccoli, Nappa is named after a type of Chinese cabbage, Raditz is named after a radish, and Vegeta s name is a combination of the words vegetable .

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Every Saiyan name is related to a type of vegetable; for example, Goku’s Saiyan name, Kakarot, is derived from the word carrot, Broly is named after broccoli, Nappa is named after a type of Chinese cabbage, Raditz is named after a radish, and Vegeta’s name is a combination of the words “vegetable”.

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