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Kitten in Different Languages: The term kitten is most commonly used to describe a baby cat, but there are other animals with young called kittens, such as beavers, rabbits, and rats. A kitten must be fed and protected by its mother until it is around six to eight weeks old, at which point it can start eating solid foods. It takes them seven to ten days to open their eyes. The world outside the nest becomes familiar to kittens after about two weeks. The word kitten refers to a young cat and in some cases, it is also used for young of other small animals.
Kitten in European Languages
Translation of word Kitten in almost 42 European languages.
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Albanian | kotele |
| Basque | kitten |
| Belarusian | кацяня |
| Bosnian | mače |
| Bulgarian | коте |
| Catalan | gatet |
| Corsican | gattinu |
| Croatian | mače |
| Czech | kotě |
| Danish | killing |
| Dutch | katje |
| Estonian | kassipoeg |
| Finnish | kissanpentu |
| French | chaton |
| Frisian | kitten |
| Galician | gatinho |
| German | Kätzchen |
| Greek | γατάκι [gatáki] |
| Hungarian | cica |
| Icelandic | Kettlingur |
| Irish | kitten |
| Italian | gattino |
| Latvian | kaķēns |
| Lithuanian | kačiukas |
| Luxembourgish | Kitten |
| Macedonian | маче |
| Maltese | kitten |
| Norwegian | kattunge |
| Polish | kotek |
| Portuguese | gatinho |
| Romanian | pisoi |
| Russian | котенок [kotenok] |
| Scots Gaelic | piseag |
| Serbian | маче [mache] |
| Slovak | mača |
| Slovenian | mucek |
| Spanish | gatito |
| Swedish | kattunge |
| Tatar | мәче |
| Ukrainian | кошеня [koshenya] |
| Welsh | gath fach |
| Yiddish | קעצל |
Kitten in Asian Languages
Translation of word Kitten in almost 36 Asian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Armenian | ցնկնել |
| Azerbaijani | doğmaq |
| Bengali | বিড়ালছানা |
| Chinese Simplified | 小猫 [xiǎo māo] |
| Chinese Traditional | 小貓 [xiǎo māo] |
| Georgian | kitten |
| Gujarati | બિલાડીનું બચ્ચું |
| Hindi | बिल्ली का बच्चा |
| Hmong | me nyuam miv |
| Japanese | 子猫 |
| Kannada | ಕಿಟನ್ |
| Kazakh | мысықтың баласы |
| Khmer | កូនឆ្មា |
| Korean | 고양이 새끼 [goyang-i saekki] |
| Kyrgyz | мышык |
| Lao | kitten |
| Malayalam | പൂച്ചക്കുട്ടി |
| Marathi | मांजराचे पिल्लू |
| Mongolian | зулзага |
| Myanmar (Burmese) | ကွောငျကလေး |
| Nepali | बिल्ली को बच्चा |
| Odia | ବିଲେଇ |
| Pashto | پيشو |
| Punjabi | ਬਿੱਲੀ ਦਾ ਬੱਚਾ |
| Sindhi | ڪتي |
| Sinhala | බළල් පැටියා |
| Tajik | гӯрбача |
| Tamil | பூனை குட்டி |
| Telugu | పిల్లి |
| Thai | ลูกแมว |
| Turkish | kedi yavrusu |
| Turkmen | pişik |
| Urdu | بلی کے بچے |
| Uyghur | مۈشۈكئېيىق |
| Uzbek | mushukcha |
| Vietnamese | Mèo con |
Kitten in Middle East Languages
Translation of word Kitten in 4 middle eastern languages.
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Arabic | قطه صغيره [quth saghiruh] |
| Hebrew | גור חתולים |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | pişîlek |
| Persian | بچه گربه |
Kitten in African Languages
Translation of word Kitten in almost 13 African languages.
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Afrikaans | katjie |
| Amharic | ድመት |
| Chichewa | mphaka |
| Hausa | yar kyanwa |
| Igbo | pusi |
| Kinyarwanda | injangwe |
| Sesotho | katse |
| Shona | kitten |
| Somali | carabiyo |
| Swahili | paka |
| Xhosa | lekati |
| Yoruba | ologbo |
| Zulu | yekati |
Kitten in Austronesian Languages
Translation of word Kitten in almost 10 Austronesian languages.
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Cebuano | iring |
| Filipino | kuting |
| Hawaiian | keiki keiki |
| Indonesian | anak kucing |
| Javanese | kucing |
| Malagasy | saka |
| Malay | anak kucing |
| Maori | punua |
| Samoan | tamaʻi pusi |
| Sundanese | anak ucing |
Kitten in Other Foreign Languages
| Different Languages | Word Kitten |
|---|---|
| Esperanto | katido |
| Haitian Creole | chat |
| Latin | CATULUS |
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