kòtz
Mòcheno
noun
Definitions
- cat
Etymology
Inherited from Middle High German katze inherited from Old High German kazza inherited from Proto-Germanic *kattō derived from Latin catta.
Origin
Latin
catta
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- katzenjammer English
- catta Latin
- cattus Latin
- Bengalkatze German
- Borneo-Goldkatze German
- Eichkatze German
- Fischkatze German
- Flachkopfkatze German
- Geldkatze German
- Graukatze German
- Grinsekatze German
- Großkatze German
- Hauskatze German
- Havana-Katze German
- Katze German
- Katzenbuckel German
- Katzenfutter German
- Katzengold German
- Katzenjammer German
- Katzenjunges German
- Katzenklappe German
- Katzenklo German
- Katzenminze German
- Katzensprung German
- Katzenstreu German
- Katzentür German
- Katzenwelpe German
- Kleinfleckkatze German
- Kätzchen German
- Kätzin German
- Langschwanzkatze German
- Marmorkatze German
- Meerkatze German
- Miezekatze German
- Naschkatze German
- Pampaskatze German
- Perserkatze German
- Raubkatze German
- Riesenginsterkatze German
- Rohrkatze German
- Rostkatze German
- Sandkatze German
- Schwarzfußkatze German
- Siamkatze German
- Stinkkatze German
- Waldkatze German
- Wildkatze German
- katzenhaft German
- gatta Italian
- gatto Italian
- gata Spanish, Castilian
- *kattuz Proto-Germanic
- *kattō Proto-Germanic
- chate Old French
- gata Catalan, Valencian
- cătușă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- kazza Old High German
- catte Norman
- katze Middle High German
- Kaz Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- *katta Old Dutch
- gata Old Portuguese
- katze Cimbrian
- khatz Cimbrian
- khatza Cimbrian
- Chats Alemannic German
- Chatz Alemannic German
- chatza Alemannic German
- chatzu Alemannic German
- chatzò Alemannic German
- chàzzà Alemannic German
- giatta Romansh
- gjate Friulian
- Katz Pennsylvania German
- Katz Hunsrik
- ckozza Bavarian
- khoze Bavarian
- kòtze Bavarian
- catepeluse ONF.