see|gát
English

Noun
gat

1. archaic|slang|in old westerns A Gatling gun.
2. slang|1920's gangster Any type of gun though usually in reference to a pistol.

Translations
trans-top|A Gatling gun
Finnish: gatling
trans-mid
trans-bottom

trans-top|Any type of gun
Finnish: ampuma-ase, pyssy
trans-mid
trans-bottom

Afrikaans

Noun
gat

1. A hole or vent.
2. vulgar the anus and by extention the bottom

Derived terms

1. kaalgat
2. gatvol
3. gaatjie

Category:Afrikaans nouns

Catalan

Etymology
Late Latin cattus

Noun
gat

1. cat
2. jack (device for lifting heavy objects)

Synonyms
moix

Category:Catalan nouns

Croatian

Noun
hr-noun|g=m|gatovi

1. ditch
2. dam

Declension
hr-decl-noun
|gat|gatovi
|gata|gatova
|gatu|gatovima
|gat|gatove
|gate|gatovi
|gatu|gatovima
|gatom|gatovima

Dutch

Noun
gat n nl-noun|gaten|gaatje

1. gap, hole
2. godforsaken place, hamlet
3. (vulgar) arsehole

#: �én van de bengels die hun bloot gat lieten zien in het stadion was herkend en kreeg van pa op zijn gat tot hij z'n maatjes verried; ze moesten in hun bloot gat het veld opruimen
#:: One of the rascals who mooned in the stadion was recognized and dad spanked him till he ratted on his mates; they had to clean the field bare-arse

Derived terms
gaatels
gatenkaas
gatenteil
gatlikker
knoopsgat
er geen gat in zien (to see no way out)
in de gaten houden (to keep an eye on)
een schop onder het gat (a kick in the pants)
niet voor één gat te vangen (resourceful, slippery)

Synonyms
(hole) hol, opening
(gotforsaken place) uithoek

Category:Dutch nouns

Occitan

Etymology
From late Latin cattus

Pronunciation
IPA|['gat]

Noun
gat

1. cat

Synonyms
cat

Category:Occitan nouns

Old English

Etymology
Common Germanic *gaitaz

Noun
g�t

1. (she-)goat

Category:Old English nouns

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vi:gat
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