ratton
English
/ˈɹatn̩/
noun
Definitions
- (now) A rat.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English raton derived from ratoun derived from Middle French raton suffix from English rat (rip up, rend, tear).
Origin
English
rat
Gloss
rip up, rend, tear
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Action/Process
Kanji
泪, 涙
Emoji
🤣 💧 😂 😢 😭 😹 😿 🥲
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antirat English
- bograt English
- clubrat English
- derat English
- hoodrat English
- moonrat English
- nonrat English
- packrat English
- rat English
- rat race English
- rat-baiting English
- ratbag English
- ratcatcher English
- ratette English
- ratface English
- ratfink English
- ratfish English
- ratfolk English
- ratfuck English
- ratfucker English
- rathole English
- rathood English
- raticide English
- ratless English
- ratlike English
- ratling English
- ratly English
- ratmageddon English
- ratness English
- ratproof English
- ratsbane English
- ratshit English
- ratsicle English
- ratskin English
- rattail English
- ratter English
- rattery English
- rattish English
- rattoner English
- rattrap English
- ratty English
- region rat English
- rugrat English
- torat English
- wererat English
- whitret English
- woodrat English
- la rata Spanish, Castilian
- rato Portuguese
- raton Middle English
- ratoner Middle English
- ratte Middle English
- raton Middle French
- rat Volapük
- ratoun xno
- alata Sranan Tongo
- rat Torres Strait Creole
- alata Saramaccan
- rat
- torat
- ratty
- ratly
- derat
- rugrat
- ratter
- bograt
- nonrat
- ratbag
- ratness
- rattail
- rathood
- ratskin
- woodrat
- wererat
- rattish
- ratette
- rathole
- rattery
- ratfolk
- rattrap
- ratfish
- hoodrat
- antirat
- ratface
- ratling
- ratfuck
- ratshit
- moonrat
- clubrat
- packrat
- whitret
- ratlike
- ratless
- ratfink
- ratsbane
- ratsicle
- rattoner
- ratproof
- rat race
- raticide
- ratfucker
- ratcatcher
- region rat
- rat-baiting
- ratmageddon