Katt

katt kátt kätt Low German nds: Alternative forms nds Katte Eastphalian Westphalian northwestern dialects south of Bremen nds katte Dutch Low Saxon Etymology From nds gml katte. Noun f Katten nds most northern dialects of _ GLG cat (Felis catus species) nds 2005 An de Eck steiht ’n Jung mit ’n Trudelband w:Heidi Kabel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BTtX-yuBSM Ik seh em all in dat Woter rünner rüüschen / Un ’n Angler hoolt em dor denn wedder ruut / He steiht natt as ’n Katt, as ’n Woterrott / Nix von danke, nee, he wiest en sien Tung / He lopt weg un schreet: Dat har ik ook alleen kunnt / Ja, da’s ’n Klacks for so’n Hamborger Jung I already see him plunging down into the water / And an angler gets him out again / He stands wet as a cat, as a water rat / No word of thanks, no, he sticks his tongue out at them / He runs away and shouts: I could’ve done that by myself / Yeah, it’s nothing for a Hamburg lad nds less often specifically female cat nds Kater (Koter) nds regional pussy, vulva Derived terms nds Falbkatt Huuskatt Katten (Felidae family) Kattenoog Maukatt Muuschkatt Waldkatt Wildkatt Descendants pdt Kautt See also nds Böhnhaas Böhnhoos bolsen Dackhaas Dackhoos Deert Duuv Enkellöper Hund Huusdeert Karakal Kelling Koh Lööw Loss Lütten muusch Muuschi Peerd Puus Roofdeert Rootloss Röver Söögdeert Tiger Vörfohr Wööstenloss Wulf References nds Cats Genitalia