kitten in Latin
kitten in Latin is catulus felis — kitten means a young cat.
kitten in Latin
catulus felis
A young cat, especially before sexual maturity (reached at about seven months).
What does "kitten" mean?
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noun A young cat.
"The kitten batted at a ball of yarn across the floor."
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verb To give birth to kittens.
"The stray cat kittened under the porch last spring."
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kitten in a sentence
- The kitten batted at a ball of yarn across the floor.
- They adopted two kittens from the same litter.
- The stray cat kittened under the porch last spring.
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What is "kitten" in Latin?
"kitten" in Latin is catulus felis. kitten means: A young cat.
How do you use "kitten" in a sentence?
Example: "The kitten batted at a ball of yarn across the floor." In Latin, "kitten" is catulus felis.
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