- Catalan: gata (ca) f
- Danish: hunkat (da) c
- Dutch: wijfjeskat f, kattin (nl) f
- Esperanto: (♂♀) kato (eo), katino (eo), kanjo (affectionate term)
- French: chatte (fr) f, chat femelle m, femelle du chat f, minette (fr) f (affectionate term)
- German: (♀) Kätzin (de) f, Katze (de) f (colloquial)
- Ido: (♂♀) kato (io), katino (io)
- Italian: gatta (it) f, micia (it) f (affectionate term)
- Japanese: 雌猫 (めすねこ, mesuneko)
- Latin: catta f
- Latvian: kaķene (lv) f
- Lower Sorbian: kócka f
- Macedonian: мачка f (máčka)
- Maltese: qattusa f
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- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: hunnkatt m, hunkatt m, katte (no) f, m, kjette (no) f, m
- Nynorsk: hokatt f, katte f, katta f, kjette f
- Novial: (♂♀) kate, (♂) kato, (♀) kata
- Old English: catte f
- Old High German: kazza f
- Old Norse: ketta f
- Old Saxon: katta f
- Polish: kocica f
- Portuguese: gata (pt) f
- Russian: ко́шка (ru) f (kóška)
- Spanish: gata (es) f
- Swedish: honkatt (sv) c, katta (sv) c
- Volapük: (♂♀) kat (vo), (♂) hikat (vo), (♀) jikat (vo), (spayed ♀) jokat
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