Do your cats have names or nicknames in your own languages? What are they, and what does it mean?

My Oliver has a series of nicknames, many of them in Italian. Some of them are

Pancetta = means Italian bacon, also an affectionate way of calling "tummy", the word coming from la "pancia".

Sancho Pancia = pancia means "tummy", with the typical Roman dialect it could be pronounced just like the name of the famous sidekick of Don Quixote.

Ciccio = coming from "ciccia", literally means meat, or fat, figuratively an italian equivalent of "pudge".

pupazzo, or peluche = meaning plush toy, doll, "teddy cat", because he is so soft to touch.

Panna = means cream, as his white part has a real yummy cream like warm shade.

I call maya "kolitsa" which means something like "little bottom"....because she makes me laugh the way she moves her bottom when she walks! hahaha! I also call her "kaskolaki" which means "little scarf", as i love to put her around my neck and give her thousand of kisses in her belly!!!!

Jurica-Purica-Curica -- it means Jurica-Turkey-Girl.. it rhimes at cro.. LoL

Our Edi is called "itku-liisa" which means basically the same as a cry-baby. ( itku= cry, liisa= is a name for a female)
Hes also called "Diiva" which means ofcourse a diva

Mörri is called "Kottikörri" which is a word modificaton of a word: kottikärryt which means "wheelbarrow" (because he sometimes walks on two legs)

They have alot of nicknames related to furr and being such rascals but those cant be translated into english

in urdu we say ´maano billi´ which means a kitty cat.... and ´maaon billi´ which means a kitty that meows we call her ´moti maaon´ too which means fat kitty =D

when I think about it I see that Rangoon doesn´t have any nicknames: I respect him too much! LOL

Kaķmeitiņa-means latvian catgirl.
Pēčuks-pet name from Pēcis
Runčuks-pet name from tomcat.

I had no idea that "Gianfico" means Mr. Cool on Italian, until LianOllie told me so lol
I just came to an idea to call him like that.

It is actually a real loose translation about "Mr." There are many Italian names which are a combination of two names, usually starting with "Gian" (comming from "Gianni", one of the very common names), such as Gianluca, Gianluigi, Gianfranco, Giancarlo etc. etc. And "Fico" is an exact equivalent of "Cool" in Italian, I just thought it was an awesome combination, very Italian too, fit for such a cool boy like him!!

My cat´s name Katinas means cat.
Kačiukas, Katulis, Katinėlis, Katukas, etc. mean "Kitty" and they are diminutives from Katinas.
KsKsKs means "Kitty kitty kitty" (sort of).

My cat has a wide variety of nicknames. I call him Nerkku (taken from his name), Neruna Peruna (because he looks like a potato), almost anything under the sky!

I call my Frigga with nickname: "mutukas" (as word its mean a "bug" - but she(F) is black - then mutukas is mean - "blacky"
Also - i call her - "muti" (vestal); "mutuke"(blacky, spinster) - because Frigga is black and not wery young...
Somethimes can i call her "Frigo" - its coming from word "freak" (crazy one), but i use this ncn at times when Frigga doing something funny or some monkay-business etc.
In the times, when Frigga must take a pills (petvet, perlutex, promon) to help her survive the estrous -cycle, i call her - "Narkar" , its means "narcoman"... hehh-hee...
At evenings, when i watching TV - Frigga is basking on my shoulder (at nighttime we sleeping on my pillow) - i call her "Nunnu" or "Nunnukas" - its mean: "lovefull, soft and silk-coated, cute little kitty". These times my Frigga pushing me time at time with her cool nose and purring all the time... I like it, she`s too...

the initial name of Chobi was Bicho that´s how we call in Mexico the little animals and bugs, "enana"--little one, "emosha"--- the kiddy way to way "hermosa"--beautiful, chaparra--means shorty. Yorgo´s nicknames were "gordo"--means fat, "patan, paton" means bad boy with big paws, and "bebe"-- baby. and Aiko is called "panzas"---Tummies, "prieta"--means dark one.

Do your cats have names or nicknames in your own languages? What are they, and what does it mean?

My Oliver has a series of nicknames, many of them in Italian. Some of them are

Pancetta = means Italian bacon, also an affectionate way of calling "tummy", the word coming from la "pancia".

Sancho Pancia = pancia means "tummy", with the typical Roman dialect it could be pronounced just like the name of the famous sidekick of Don Quixote.

Ciccio = coming from "ciccia", literally means meat, or fat, figuratively an italian equivalent of "pudge".

pupazzo, or peluche = meaning plush toy, doll, "teddy cat", because he is so soft to touch.

Panna = means cream, as his white part has a real yummy cream like warm shade. REAI..in italy Reai..in english Rey...in francais Rèi...

Sure,some of them:
Ash: hijo mio (my son)
Rain:Reinita (little queen),she was my first female and it plays on her name.
Crystal:Chiquitita (very little one)
Silver:Loca (crazy one)
Phoenix :Flaco (skinny one)
Sage:Chillon (whiny one)
Lily:lobita,la loba (the little female wolf)

yes my cats have also turkish nicknames:

Melodi i call:
Zilli= bitch
Kizim= how you call youre daughter
Guzelim= my beauty

Gizmo i call:
Oglum=how you call youre son
Deli (oglan)= foolish (boy)
Ayicik= teddybear