Cato

ćato cato CATO cató Cató English <dab!> Pronunciation en /ˈkeɪ.təʊ/ RP en /ˈkeɪ.toʊ/ GenAm en eɪtəʊ 2 Etymology 1 From en la Cato. A cognomen made particularly famous by Cato the Elder and Younger, members of the gens Porcia. Proper noun en rare en male Latin. en place c/USA: en ucomm twp:Suf/Jefferson co/Pike County s/Indiana. en ucomm co/Crawford County s/Kansas. en twp co/Montcalm County s/Michigan. en ucomm co/Barry County s/Missouri. en town/and/village co/Cayuga County s/New York. en town/and/ucomm therein, in co/Manitowoc County s/Wisconsin. Etymology 2 From en fr Catherine. Used as a matronymic. Proper noun en French. Derived terms en Cato Ridge Anagrams en acot Toca coat cota ATOC taco TACO octa- octa Cota Latin Etymology According to De Vaan, from la itc-pro *katō, related to la catus intelligent with individualizing suffix la -ō (< PIE *-e/on-, the "Στράβων" suffix). Pronunciation Catō la cato Proper noun Catō<3> m A cognomen, particularly a branch of the gens Porcia. Declension Catō<3> Derived terms la Catōnīnī Catōniānus Descendants af Kato ?ca Cató en Cato es Catón fr Caton grc Κάτων it Catone no Cato scn Catuni References Căto Cato cato Căto 276/1 1 Catō 286/1 la cognomina Norwegian Etymology From no la Cato. Proper noun no proper noun no male popular in the 1970s and 1980s