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How they say “cat” in different languages
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Arabic |
kitte |
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Armenian |
gatz |
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Basque |
catua |
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Chinese |
miu or mio |
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Dutch |
kat |
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English |
cat |
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Egyptian |
mait or mau |
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Estonian |
kass |
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Finnish |
kissa |
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French |
chat |
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German |
katze, katti or ket |
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Greek |
kata or catta |
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Hebrew |
Chatul |
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Icelandic |
kottur |
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Italian |
gatto |
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Japanese |
neko |
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Latin |
felis or cattus |
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Norwegian |
katt |
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Polish |
kot or gatto |
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Portuguese |
gato |
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Rumanian |
pisica |
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Russian |
kots or koshka |
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Spanish |
gato |
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Swahili |
paka |
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Swedish |
katt |
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Welsh |
kath |
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Yiddish |
gattus and chatul |
2 Responses to “How they say “cat” in different languages”
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May 25th, 2008 at 2:40 pm
In Esperanto: kato
In Basque, it is usually written, “katua”, with a k.
October 17th, 2008 at 6:18 am
very interesting article. on most issues I agree with the author:)