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A domestic cat that has returned to or was born in a living situation without human care.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: biology, natural-sciences, zoology
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Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
22 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Catalan:
gat assilvestrat
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Chinese Mandarin:
野貓 /野猫
(yěmāo)
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Finnish:
villiintynyt kissa
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Finnish:
villikissa
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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French:
chat haret
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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German:
Streunerkatze
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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German:
wilde Katze
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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German:
verwilderte Katze
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Haitian Creole:
chat mawon
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Italian:
gatto randagio
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Italian:
gatto selvatico
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Japanese:
野良猫
(noraneko)
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Japanese:
野猫
(noneko)
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Polish:
zdziczały kot
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Polish:
dachowiec
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Russian:
ди́кая ко́шка
(díkaja kóška)
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Spanish:
gato asilvestrado
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Spanish:
tigrecillo
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Spanish:
oscollo
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Spanish:
oscoyo
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Vietnamese:
mèo hoang
— domesticated cat returned to the wild
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Vietnamese:
mèo mả
— domesticated cat returned to the wild