moggy in Irish
moggy in Irish is caitín, peata cait — moggy means (British, informal) A pet cat, especially one that is ordinary or has no pedigree.
moggy in Irish
caitín
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) A domestic cat, especially (depreciative, _, or, _, derogatory) a non-pedigree or unremarkable cat.
peata cait
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) A domestic cat, especially (depreciative, _, or, _, derogatory) a non-pedigree or unremarkable cat.
What does "moggy" mean?
- noun (British, informal) A pet cat, especially one that is ordinary or has no pedigree.
- noun (dialect) Another word for a girl or young woman.
- noun (dialect, derogatory) Another word for an untidy or badly-dressed woman.
- noun Another word for a scarecrow.
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What is "moggy" in Irish?
"moggy" in Irish is caitín, peata cait. moggy means: (British, informal) A pet cat, especially one that is ordinary or has no pedigree.
Are there other ways to say "moggy" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "moggy": caitín, peata cait.
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