For the curious, re: "teethmaster", it's more like "teeth-person". Turkish is practical like that. You can add "-çi" or "-çı" to any noun and come up with a pro

For the curious, re: "teethmaster", it's more like "teeth-person". Turkish is practical like that. You can add "-çi" or "-çı" to any noun and come up with a profession that does something related to that noun. And if it's not a noun, you can turn it into a noun first. And it it's not a real word, people will get what you mean. What made me laugh was the direct translations of the names of the players. I guess I never thought about what the words /actually/ meant. "Falcon" or "Lightning" would be last names that you wouldn't bat an eyelid at in Turkey, but I guess they sound pretty epic when you say them in English.