katt
Norwegian Nynorsk
/kɑtː/
noun-m1
Definitions
- a cat
Etymology
Derived from Old Norse kǫttr derived from Proto-Germanic *kattuz (cat) derived from Latin cattus (cat), catta.
Origin
Latin
catta
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- catta Latin
- cattus Latin
- Katze German
- gatta Italian
- gatto Italian
- gattopardo Italian
- gata Spanish, Castilian
- gato Spanish, Castilian
- katt Norwegian Bokmål
- *kattuz Proto-Germanic
- *kattō Proto-Germanic
- katt Swedish
- ape Norwegian Nynorsk
- apekatt Norwegian Nynorsk
- dyr Norwegian Nynorsk
- hann Norwegian Nynorsk
- hannkatt Norwegian Nynorsk
- hus Norwegian Nynorsk
- huskatt Norwegian Nynorsk
- kattedyr Norwegian Nynorsk
- kattunge Norwegian Nynorsk
- røys Norwegian Nynorsk
- røyskatt Norwegian Nynorsk
- unge Norwegian Nynorsk
- catt Old English
- fjalakǫttr Old Norse
- hreysikǫttr Old Norse
- kǫttr Old Norse
- trékǫttr Old Norse
- kat Danish
- *kotъ Proto-Slavic
- chat Old French
- chate Old French
- chiton Old French
- gat Catalan, Valencian
- gata Catalan, Valencian
- köttur Icelandic
- cătușă Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- kazza Old High German
- catt Old Irish
- køttur Faroese
- catte Norman
- gata Old Portuguese
- gato Old Portuguese
- cãtush Aromanian
- cãtushi Aromanian
- gat Occitan
- qattus Maltese
- gat Romansh
- giat Romansh
- giatta Romansh
- gatu Asturian
- gjat Friulian
- gjate Friulian
- kat Western Frisian
- 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
- catepeluse ONF.
- cot Picard
- kate Novial
- gat Romagnol
- قطوس Libyan Arabic