sammayasmom: What’s a good name for our kitten?
We have fostered a litter of kittens from the shelter. One has really bonded with my son so we will keep her.
We were thinking of name options and Moo-Shu (?) came up. Then, in our ever present desire to be different, we decided to research if there are any acceptable recipe names for cat based dishes that we could use as a name for her. All we have found are English names for recipes “cat soup” or “rotisserie cat” and we want an Asian name.
If anyone knows any Asian language, cat meat based recipes we would appreciate it.
The kitten is a 6 week old solid black female who loves her tummy rubbed.
DISCLAIMER:
We do not intend to cook or eat the kitten. This is only a name search. I am not trolling, legitimate answers please.
To those passionate animal lovers:
Yes she is fostered/adopted from a shelter, has her first shots, will be spayed and lives indoors.
Good answers so far, Thanks!
we strive to be different and creepy is just an extra perk. :-}
Goyangi-tan?
do you pronounce the g as a g or a j?
Answers and Views:
Answer by Emily
i like moo-shu x] i dont know much about the asian language but i had two cats named kibby-ku (male) and his daughter cooie-chu, if you like the sound of them feel free to use em(:
Franken McKilangelo Surengenesis El Banjo Marininango Ding Ding Walla Walla Bing Bing with a hint of lemon zestAnswer by JaydenNnNNNn
Moo-Shu is adorable. I used to have a grey speckled bunny named that. =00 <3Answer by 이제는 사랑이 하고 싶다
I have no idea why you’d want to give a cat a name like that, I think that’s pretty creepy. But, I do know this one māo ěr duǒ (貓耳朵) (or ‘maau yi do’ in Cantonese), it’s a type of noodle, and its not made with cat, but it is shaped like cat’s ears. Māo ěr duǒ means cats ears.Answer by Kanga_tush2
In general a lot of asian dishes are called the same thing regardless of the protein. Like moo shu, or lo mein, so any of those would work. I also found two specific cat recipe names. “Dragon Fights with Tiger Soup” (longhudou) [China] “Goyangi-tan” (Liquid cat) [Korean]
I’m thinking of the last not as a food, but as the time when my kitty is so happy and comfortable from all the love and petting I give her that she kind of melts, like she has no bones.
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