Interglot - "cat" translated from English to German

Summary

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cat:
- Katze; Kater; Mieze; männlicher Katze; Spinnkopf; Spuck; Hauskatze
Wiktionary:
- cat → Machairodontine, Machairodontinen, Machairodontinae, Säbelzahnkatze, Pantherinen, Pantherinae, Grosskatze, Pantherine, Großkatze, Feline, Felinen, Felinae, Kleinkatze, Felidae, Feliden, Katze, Felide, Feliformia, Feloidea, Katzenartige, Katzenartigen, Pantoffeltiger, Kater, Kätzin, Büsi
- cat → Katze, Kater

English

Detailed Translations for cat from English to German

the cat
die Katze; der Kater
- Katze [die ~] nom
- Kater [der ~] nom
the cat (pussy-cat; pussy; tabby-cat; tomcat; tom-cat; tom; cat's head)
die Mieze; die Katze
- Mieze [die ~] nom
- Katze [die ~] nom
the cat (tomcat; tom)
der männlicher Katze
- männlicher Katze [der ~] nom
the cat (horror; fright)
der Spinnkopf; der Spuck
- Spinnkopf [der ~] nom
- Spuck [der ~] nom
the cat (domestic cat; house cat; Felis catus; Felis domesticus)

– feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats ¹
die Katze; die Hauskatze
- Katze [die ~] nom
- Hauskatze [die ~] nom

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Hauskatze	Felis catus; Felis domesticus; cat; domestic cat; house cat
Kater	cat	hangover
Katze	Felis catus; Felis domesticus; cat; cat's head; domestic cat; house cat; pussy; pussy-cat; tabby-cat; tom; tom-cat; tomcat
Mieze	cat; cat's head; pussy; pussy-cat; tabby-cat; tom; tom-cat; tomcat
Spinnkopf	cat; fright; horror
Spuck	cat; fright; horror
männlicher Katze	cat; tom; tomcat
-	African tea; Arabian tea; Caterpillar; big cat; bozo; cat-o'-nine-tails; guy; hombre; kat; khat; qat; quat; true cat
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	barf; be sick; cast; disgorge; puke; purge; regorge; retch; sick; spew; vomit; vomit up

true cat; feline; felid
guy; hombre; bozo; man; adult male
gossip; gossiper; gossipmonger; rumormonger; rumourmonger; newsmonger; woman; adult female
kat; khat; qat; quat; Arabian tea; African tea; stimulant; stimulant drug; excitant
cat-o'-nine-tails; whip
Caterpillar; tracked vehicle
big cat
computerized tomography; computed tomography; CT; computerized axial tomography; computed axial tomography; CAT; X-raying; X-radiation
flog; welt; whip; lather; lash; slash; strap; trounce
vomit; vomit up; purge; cast; sick; be sick; disgorge; regorge; retch; puke; barf; spew; spue; chuck; upchuck; honk; regurgitate; throw up; excrete; egest; eliminate; pass

feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcats¹
any of several large cats typically able to roar and living in the wild¹
a large tracked vehicle that is propelled by two endless metal belts; frequently used for moving earth in construction and farm work¹
a whip with nine knotted cords¹
- British sailors feared the cat¹
the leaves of the shrub Catha edulis which are chewed like tobacco or used to make tea; has the effect of a euphoric stimulant¹
a spiteful woman gossip¹
- what a cat she is!¹
an informal term for a youth or man¹
eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth¹
beat with a cat-o'-nine-tails¹

cat

noun

member of the extinct subfamily Machairodontinae
- cat → Machairodontine; Machairodontinen; Machairodontinae; Machairodontine; Säbelzahnkatze
member of the subfamily Pantherinae
- cat → Pantherinen; Pantherinae; Grosskatze; Pantherine; Pantherine; Großkatze
member of the subfamily Felinae
- cat → Feline; Felinen; Felinae; Feline; Kleinkatze
member of the family Felidae
- cat → Felidae; Feliden; Katze; Felide; Felide
member of the suborder (or superfamily) Feliformia (Feloidea), "cat-like" carnivorans
- cat → Feliformia; Feloidea; Katzenartige; Katzenartigen; Katzenartige
domestic species
- cat → Pantoffeltiger; Katze; Kater; Kätzin

cat

noun

dem Menschen verbundenes, anschmiegsames Haustier (Felis silvestris catus), in zahlreichen Rassen gezüchtet
- Katze → she-cat; cat
Zoologie: männliche Katze
- Kater → cat; tomcat
schweiz.|; mundartlich, fam.|: Katze
- Büsi → cat

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• cat	→ Katze; Kater	↔ chat — Chat domestique
• cat	→ Katze	↔ chat — Félin