猫娘

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Chinese

For pronunciation and definitions of – see 貓娘 (“tabby; female cat; etc.”).
(This term is the simplified form of 貓娘).
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Japanese

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Kanji in this term
ねこ
Grade: S
むすめ
Grade: S
kun'yomi

Pronunciation

Noun

(ねこ)(むすめ) or 猫娘(ネコムスメ) (nekomusume

  1. catgirl (a mythical or fictional girl or woman resembling a cat)
    • 2010 January 5, “Kaiteki raifu: Yamashiro, Ōboke yōkai mura [Mysterious life: Yamajiro, Oboke monster village]”, in Mainichi Shimbun, Tokushima regional edition, page 23:
      ドラムも(おそ)ろしげに(ひび)くが、ステージ(ちゅう)(おう)では(かわ)()らしい()(なき)(じじい)(うた)う。(あか)いリボンの(ネコ)(ムスメ)(ふん)した野宮(ののみや)やすこさん(38)()()(よし)()(やま)(しろ)(ちょう)(かみ)(みょう)()がメーンボーカルを(つと)める(よう)(かい)バンド。
      Doramu mo osoroshige ni hibiku ga, sutēji chūō de wa kawairashī konaki jijī mo utau. Akai ribon no nekomusume ni fun shita Nonomiya Yasuko-san (38) - Miyoshi-shi Yamashiro-chō Kamimyō - ga mēn bōkaru o tsutomeru yōkai bando.
      The drums thunder fiercely, but at center stage a cute konaki jiji sings. Dressed as a catgirl with a red ribbon, Yasuko Nonomiya (38, Yamashiro ward, Miyoshi city) provides lead vocals for the ghostly band.