Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
squirrel cat
Danish translation:
egern
Added to glossary by
Inge Festesen (X)
Jun 19, 2002 08:27
21 yrs ago
English term
squirrel cat
English to Danish
Art/Literary
Cinema, Film, TV, Drama
Movies
Pre-historic animal - sleeve for a movie.
Proposed translations
(Danish)
4 | egern | Inge Festesen (X) |
5 | rød-brunt egern | lone (X) |
3 +1 | ..... | Christina Clark |
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egern
Cross-translating from English to German to Danish. There is a German word - rather oldfashioned - meaning just the same "Eichkätzchen" and that is very plainly what we call "egern" in Danish.
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Kate"
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Jeg har egentligt ikke et direkte oversættelsesforslag, men jeg tror ikke nødvendigvis det er et egern, som Inge forslår. Se nedenstående.
"SQUITTENS
"Squitten" is a term used to describe supposed cat-squirrel hybrids. It derives from "squirrel kitten" meaning the offspring of a cat which has mated with a squirrel. The term has also been used by a cat owner whose cat nursed and reared an orphan squirrel baby alongside her own kittens.
A squitten is described as cat-like with a plumy tail and short front legs with paws resembling hands in which it can hold things. It sits on its haunches like a squirrel and can climb trees, but when on the ground it moves with a bobbing or hopping gait. As geneticist Roy Robinson reminded his readers, cats come in different colours and varieties - you cannot rely on appearance alone to identify a cat as a hybrid."
"SQUITTENS
"Squitten" is a term used to describe supposed cat-squirrel hybrids. It derives from "squirrel kitten" meaning the offspring of a cat which has mated with a squirrel. The term has also been used by a cat owner whose cat nursed and reared an orphan squirrel baby alongside her own kittens.
A squitten is described as cat-like with a plumy tail and short front legs with paws resembling hands in which it can hold things. It sits on its haunches like a squirrel and can climb trees, but when on the ground it moves with a bobbing or hopping gait. As geneticist Roy Robinson reminded his readers, cats come in different colours and varieties - you cannot rely on appearance alone to identify a cat as a hybrid."
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Barbara Østergaard
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Ja, men nogle af dem leder også tankerne hen på "Bonsai cat". Se bl.a. http://www.scarysquirrel.org/pal/kitty/kitty2/update.html
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rød-brunt egern
I know this is too late, but I think this could be "cat squirrel" which would be "rød-brunt egern" which we don't see in North America.
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