Manx cat

English

A Manx cat

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /mæŋks kæt/, enPR: /mănks kăt/

Noun

Manx cat (plural Manx cats)

1. A domestic cat of a breed that is native to the Isle of Man, principally characterized by suppression of the tail, and with a short-haired coat and a medium-sized, rounded, cobby body.

Synonyms

• Manx

See also

• riser, rumpie, stumpie, longie (Manx cats with different types of tail)

Translations

mammal

• Arabic: قِطّ اَلْمَانْكْس (qiṭṭ al-manks)
• Catalan: gat manx
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 馬恩島貓／马恩岛猫, 马恩岛猫 (Mǎ'ēn dǎo māo)

• Czech: Manská kočka f
• Dutch: manxkat
• Finnish: manx (fi), mansaarenkissa
• French: chat Manx m
• German:

  Saterland: Manske Kat

• Hebrew: מנקס
• Hungarian: Man-szigeti macska
• Irish: cat Manannach m
• Italian: gatto dell'Isola di Man m
• Japanese: マンクス (mankusu)
• Korean: 맹크스 (maengkeuseu)
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• Latin: felis Manx
• Lithuanian: Manksas katė
• Manx: kayt Manninagh, kayt cuttagh, stubbin
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: Manx katt

  Nynorsk: Manx katt

• Polish: manx (pl)
• Portuguese: gato manx m
• Romanian: pisică Manx f
• Russian: мэнкс m (mɛnks), мэ́нская ко́шка f (mɛ́nskaja kóška), ко́шка мэнкс f (kóška mɛnks)
• Scottish Gaelic: cat Manainneach
• Spanish: gato manx m
• Swedish: Manx katt
• Thai: แมวแมงซ์ (mæw mæng)
• Welsh: cath gota f, cath Ynys Manaw f
• West Frisian: Manske kat

See also

• Cymric cat (the long-haired variant of the breed)