Is there such a dictionary?

I am trying to come up with a name for the kitten I rescued but I want something unique and one with a meaninful meaning behind it.

I was thinking something along the lines of a word in a different language, one that means something similar to thirve, or rescued, or strong, etc.....

I am getting so sick of searching the name sites, going into each language then scrolling through the meanings.

You would think there would be a dictionary site where you can type in the word & the same word from many different languages would come up. (yes I'm asking for a lot here) lol

If you go to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ you can type in a word in any language and choose what language you want to translated into.

hows this??
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Thanks girls, thats a lot better, although the main few languages I want are not on there, egyptian & native american BUT I am looking at all languages so it is mighty helpful!!!

:confused: KITTEN!! :D *goes off in search for thread* :cool:

egyptian translator <-- it wont help you much but I thought it was funny hehe

native american

http://www.parenthood.com/babynames.html

http://www.babynames.com/

http://www.childbirth.org/interactive/babynamer.html

And my favorite:
http://www.babycentre.co.uk/babyname/

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Originally Posted by k9krazee

:confused: KITTEN!! :D *goes off in search for thread* :cool:

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http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=102806


There's the thread. Nothings for certain yet, I need to look in a mirror first & see if I really do have "sucker" written in big, bold, bright colors across my forehead. ;) :D Thats why there isn't a new thread....... yet. ;)

This is my favorite name site, but no names are coming to me & I'm too lazy to really look at the moment.

http://www.20000-names.com/index.htm

This is my favorite name site: http://www.lowchensaustralia.com/names.htm

"Kitten" in Dutch is "Katje" , in French it is "Chaton" , in Spanish it is "Gatito" :)

This is what you are looking for!
http://dictionary.reference.com/translate/text.html

tell us what you decided!!

Oh and cat in French is just plain 'ol "Chat" haha

*sneeks across usa border, steals the kitten, then sneeks back across canadian border & places kitten in home & pretend its always been there*

There are many native american languages. You might have to search for a specific language, not "native American".

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Originally Posted by Jessika

Oh and cat in French is just plain 'ol "Chat" haha

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Isn't a kitten called a Chaton? I've heard my grandmother use it, or atleast thats what it sounded like.

I wont even repeat what my grandpa calles them (its nothing mean, just not gonna type it on here)

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Originally Posted by IRescue452

There are many native american languages. You might have to search for a specific language, not "native American".

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Oh I know that but thanks! :D I just put that so I didn't have to list a bunch of langues, just an example.

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Originally Posted by king2005

Isn't a kitten called a Chaton? I've heard my grandmother use it, or atleast thats what it sounded like.

I wont even repeat what my grandpa calles them (its nothing mean, just not gonna type it on here)

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Kitten is 'chaton' yup, but cat is just 'chat'.

But the most important thing to remember is it isn't pronounced like its spelled. "Chat" is pronounced "shaa". Well the CORRECT way to say "cat" is "le chat".

Honovi - (Hopi Native)Strong Deer
Kasa - (Hopi Native) Dressed in furs
Mosi - Navajo for Cat
Nina - Strong
Yazhi - little one

Thanks everyone for all the wonderful suggestions! With all of our hard work combined we came up with a name for the cutie, and a name that needed no research. lol
Since day one I was calling the kitten George & Frank (and a million and 3 other names). My friend who will be taking the kitten IF I decide not to keep it also likes the name George, so that is his name, George. LOL He really does like the name though.

Kay, I love the name Mosi, I'll have to keep that in mind for the next rescue/foster. ;)

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Originally Posted by Jessika

Kitten is 'chaton' yup, but cat is just 'chat'.

But the most important thing to remember is it isn't pronounced like its spelled. "Chat" is pronounced "shaa". Well the CORRECT way to say "cat" is "le chat".

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I know, I was born & raised french for the first 3yrs of my life. My whole family is french. I can read french pretty well (most of the time hehe) :)