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1 Kätzchen
n1. ZOOL. kitten2. BOT. catkin* * *das Kätzchenpussy; kitten; catkin; kitty* * *Kạ̈tz|chen ['kɛtsçən]nt -s, -* * *(a young cat: The cat had five kittens last week.) kitten* * *Kätz·chen1<-s, ->[ˈkɛtsçən]Kätz·chen2<-s, ->[ˈkɛtsçən]* * *das; Kätzchens, Kätzchen1) little cat; (liebkosend) pussy; (junge Katze) kitten2) (Blüte der Birke, Erle u. a.) catkin* * *Kätzchen n1. ZOOL kitten2. BOT catkin* * *das; Kätzchens, Kätzchen1) little cat; (liebkosend) pussy; (junge Katze) kitten2) (Blüte der Birke, Erle u. a.) catkin* * *n.catkin n.kitten n.kitty n. -
2 Weidenkätzchen
n catkin, pussy willow* * *Wei|den|kätz|chenntpussy willow, catkin (Brit)* * *Wei·den·kätz·chennt willow catkin* * *das willow catkin* * *Weidenkätzchen n catkin, pussy willow* * *das willow catkin* * *n.willow catkin n. -
3 Haselkätzchen
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4 Palmkätzchen
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5 Haselkätzchen
Ha·sel·kätz·chen nthazel catkin, lamb's-tail -
6 Kätzchen
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7 Weidenkätzchen
Wei·den·kätz·chen ntwillow catkin -
8 Birkenwanze
fbirch catkin bug [Kleidocerys resedae] -
9 Blütenkätzchen
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10 Kätzchen
n1. catkin2. kitten3. kittypl1. catkins2. kittens -
11 Palmkätzchen
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12 Weidenkätzchen
n1. pussy willow2. willow catkin
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catkin — ► NOUN ▪ a spike of small soft flowers hanging from trees such as willow and hazel. ORIGIN from obsolete Dutch katteken kitten … English terms dictionary
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catkin — [[t]kæ̱tkɪn[/t]] catkins N COUNT A catkin is a long, thin, soft flower that hangs on some trees, for example birch trees and hazel trees … English dictionary
catkin — noun Etymology: from its resemblance to a cat s tail Date: 1578 a spicate inflorescence (as of the willow, birch, or oak) bearing scaly bracts and unisexual usually apetalous flowers called also ament … New Collegiate Dictionary
catkin — catkinate /kat keuh nayt /, adj. /kat kin/, n. Bot. a spike of unisexual, apetalous flowers having scaly, usually deciduous bracts, as of a willow or birch. Also called ament. [1570 80; < D katteken little cat (now obs.). See CAT1, KIN] * * *… … Universalium
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