kitten

kit·ten  (ktn)

n.

A young cat.

intr.v. kit·tened, kit·ten·ing, kit·tens

To bear kittens.

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[Middle English kitoun, probably from Old North French *caton, diminutive of cat, cat, from Late Latin cattus.]

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kitten

Noun

1. a young cat

2. have kittens Informal to react with disapproval or anxiety: she had kittens when she discovered the price [Old French caton]

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	kitten - young domestic cat                   kitty young mammal - any immature mammal
Verb	1.	kitten - have kittens; "our cat kittened again this year" birth, give birth, bear, deliver, have - cause to be born; "My wife had twins yesterday!"

Translations

kitten [ˈkɪtn] n → gatito/a

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kitten [ˈkɪtn] n → petit chat, chaton m

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kitten [ˈkɪtn] n → Kätzchen nt

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kitten [ˈkɪtn] n → gattino/a, micino/a

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kitten

n kitten [ˈkitn]

a young cat The cat had five kittens last week. katjie هُرَيْرَه، قُطَيْطَه котенце kotě killing das Kätzchen γατάκι gatito kassipoeg بچه گربه kissanpentu chaton חֲתַלתוּל बिल्ली का बच्चा mačić cica anak kucing kettlingur gattino 子ネコ 새끼 고양이 kačiukas kaķēns anak kucing katje kattunge kocię gatinho pisoi котёнок mačiatko mucka mače kattunge ลูกแมว kedi yavrusu 小貓 кошеня, котеня بلی کا بچہ mèo con 小猫

adj kittenish

playful. dartelend لَعوب игрив hravý legesyg verspielt παιχνιδιάρης juguetón vallatu بازیگوش leikkisä enjoué מִשתוֹבֵב כְּחֲתַלתוּל चुलबुला, नखरेबाज zaigran játékos suka bermain-main fjörugur giocoso じゃれる 장난을 좋아하는 išdykėliškas, žaismingas rotaļīgs nakal speels leken som en kattunge psotny brincalhão jucăuş игривый hravý igriv veseo lekfull [] ขี้เล่น oyuncu, oynak, civelek 嬉耍的 грайливий, як кошеня شوخ چشم ham chơi 嬉耍的