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1. (n.) kitten
a young cat.
2. (v.i.) kitten
(of a cat) to give birth.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME kitoun, appar. b. kiteling young kitten and MF chitoun, var. of chaton, dim. of chatcat)
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| Definition of 'Kitten' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) kitten, kitty
young domestic cat
2. (verb) kitten
have kittens
"our cat kittened again this year"
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1. (noun) kitten
a young cat
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| Definition of 'Kitten' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Kitten
a young cat
2. Kitten
to bring forth young, as a cat; to bring forth, as kittens
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Sense: a young cat
The cat had five kittens last week.
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 Afrikaans: katjie |
 Arabic: هُرَيْرَه، قُطَيْطَه |
 Bulgarian: котенце |
 Brazilian: gatinho |
 Czech: kotě |
 German: das Kätzchen |
 Danish: killing |
 Greek: γατάκι |
 Spanish: gatito |
 Estonian: kassipoeg |
 Farsi: بچه گربه |
 Finnish: kissanpentu |
 French: chaton |
 Hebrew: חֲתַלתוּל |
 Hindi: बिल्ली का बच्चा |
 Croatian: mačić |
 Hungarian: cica |
 Indonesian: anak kucing |
 Icelandic: kettlingur |
 Italian: gattino |
 Japanese: 子ネコ |
 Korean: 새끼 고양이 |
 Lithuanian: kačiukas |
 Latvian: kaķēns |
 Malay: anak kucing |
 Dutch: katje |
 Norwegian: kattunge |
 Polish: kocię |
 Persian: پشك چوچه |
 Pashto: دپيشوبچى |
 Portuguese: gatinho |
 Romanian: pisoi |
 Russian: котёнок |
 Slovak: mačiatko |
 Slovenian: mucka |
 Serbian: mače |
 Swedish: kattunge |
 Thai: ลูกแมว |
 Turkish: kedi yavrusu |
 Taiwanese: 小貓 |
 Ukrainian: кошеня, котеня |
 Urdu: بلی کا بچہ |
 Vietnamese: mèo con |
 Chinese: 小猫 |
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