Why did Geralt name his horse Roach? Did he like Vernon Roach that much?

Why did Geralt name his horse Roach? Did he like Vernon Roach that much?

Its Turkish.

This.

He calls all his horses Roach

Her name is Plotva, dumbass.

Maybe his first horse shit on him.

Kek

Her name is Plötze, dumbass.

He's always called all his horses roach.

Notice how he still calls the nilfgaard horse you get roach, if you nab someone else's horse he still calls it roach, and in Blood and Wine when you get a new horse for a bit he names it roach.

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Her name is Płotka, dumbass kurwa.

I thought it was because of the inevitability of its death and Geralt not wanting to become emotionally attached to a Horse in a land where he is constantly doing battle.

In polsk Roach is a pet name, it's just it's about the most accurate translation you can get as English doesn't really have a term for it

A 'Roach' is a kind/breed/hair pattern of horse. Geralt names all of his horses after his first horse which was a Roach.

TW 3's roach is like roach the 23rd or some shit.

Fpbp

It's because polskie kurvas can't into creativity.

>Talking horse scene
>I got the nilfgaardian stallion from Ehmyr
>Geralt still thinks he is a mare with a male voice

What the fuck

Polish name is Płotka which is a type of fish that in English is called "Roach".

Polacks are just bad with names, their language is evidence enough.

he says specifically why during the game.

I want to fuck Roach

>Płotka which is a type of fish that in English is called "Roach"
So its not named after the insect roach? That is very confusing.

It's a coincidence that the english equivalent has a double meaning. In the original it's only a fish name.