Gepard
German (Berlin)
/ˈɡeːpaʁt/
noun
Definitions
- cheetah Acinonyx jubatus
Etymology
Borrowed from French guépard derived from Italian gattopardo (ocelot, serval, leopard) derived from Latin cattus (cat).
Origin
Latin
cattus
Gloss
cat
Concept
Semantic Field
Animals
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
猫
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- guepard English
- catta Latin
- cattus Latin
- gattus Latin
- Katze German
- gatto Italian
- gattopardesco Italian
- gattopardo Italian
- ghepardo Italian
- pardo Italian
- gepard Dutch, Flemish
- guépard French
- гепард Russian
- gato Spanish, Castilian
- gatopardo Spanish, Castilian
- guepardo Spanish, Castilian
- gepard Norwegian Bokmål
- guepardo Portuguese
- *kattuz Proto-Germanic
- gepard Swedish
- gepard Polish
- gepard Norwegian Nynorsk
- kǫttr Old Norse
- gepard Danish
- *kotъ Proto-Slavic
- gepard Czech
- chat Old French
- chiton Old French
- gepard Serbo-Croatian
- гепард Serbo-Croatian
- gat Catalan, Valencian
- guepard Catalan, Valencian
- guepardo Galician
- ghepard Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- γατόπαρδος Greek (modern)
- catt Old Irish
- báo ghê-pa Vietnamese
- gato Old Portuguese
- cãtush Aromanian
- cãtushi Aromanian
- gat Occitan
- qattus Maltese
- gepard Slovene
- gat Romansh
- giat Romansh
- gatu Asturian
- gjat Friulian
- katte Old Frisian
- gattu Sicilian
- jattu Sicilian
- gat Venetian
- katu Basque
- gàtto Ligurian
- gato Ladino
- tchet Walloon
- chait Bourguignon
- giat Ladin
- gattu Sardinian
- gattu Corsican
- cot Picard
- kate Novial
- gat Romagnol
- قطوس Libyan Arabic