Keats

English + <dab!> Etymology From a en enm - byname meaning “en kite” (bird), from enm kete, from en ang cȳta kite, bittern, from en gem-pro *kūtijô, diminutive of gmw-pro *kūt bird of prey, from en ine-pro *gū- to cry, screech. Pronunciation en /ˈkiːts/ RP en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Keats.wav Southern England en /ˈkits/ GA en iːts 1 Proper noun en nicknames,patronymics. John Keats (1795–1821), English poet and key figure of the Romantic movement. en CDP co/Riley County s/Kansas c/USA, named after the poet John Keats. Derived terms en Keatsian Translations transliterations of the name Keats Arabic: ar كِيتْس Armenian: hy Քիթս Belarusian: be Кітс Bengali: bn কিটস Bulgarian: bg Кийтс Burmese: my ကိ Chinese: Cantonese: yue 濟慈 zai3 ci4 Gan: gan 吉茨 Mandarin: cmn 濟慈 Jìcí, cmn 基茨 Jīcí Georgian: ka კიტსი Greek: el Κητς Hebrew: he קִיטְס Kits Hindi: hi कीट्स Japanese: ja キーツ Kītsu Kannada: kn ಕೀಟ್ಸ್ Korean: ko ^키츠 Latvian: lv Kītss Malayalam: ml കീറ്റ്സ് Nepali: ne किट्स Persian: fa کیتس kits Punjabi: pa ਕੀਟਸ Western Punjabi: pnb کیٹس Kīṭs Russian: ru Китс Sanskrit: sa कीट्स Sindhi: sd ڪيٽس Kīṭs Tamil: ta கீற்ஸ் Thai: th คีตส์ kîits Ukrainian: uk Кітс Urdu: ur کیٹس Kīṭs Further reading Anagrams en aekst Keast Skate Skeat Stake kates ketas skate stake steak takes teaks en surnames from Middle English en Individuals