Choose the cat name that would amuse you most to use in a sentence!

[sinituulia@eldritch.cafe]

@Zumbador Utterly fucking delightful options, good grief

They're probably more funny looking to others than to me, but I've got:
Hantuuki (*edited for dialect)
Paskiainen
Sukkani
Puuro
Konstaapelisto

[algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club]

@sinituulia I went with My Socks (zoknijaim in Hungarian), but the others were strong candidates too¹.

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1. I'll edit translations in, once I'm not on the phone. ︎

[zumbador@mefi.social]

@sinituulia ooh I love "konstaapelisto"

Reminds me of a time in the 1970s when the security police came knocking at our door late at night looking for an escaped "terrorist" ( otherwise known as an activist)

My mother angrily demanded who was there disturbing us so late at night and this embarrassed voice answered:

"Konstabel Abel"

My mother just cracked up laughing.
The cops went away pretty quickly after that.

[zumbador@mefi.social]

@sinituulia

You might also like:

Kardoessie (small paper bag)
Pantoffel (slipper)

[melindrea@beige.party]

@sinituulia I picked "handkerchief". Or, translated from Swedish: Nose cloth >.>

[gulleko@kind.social]

@sinituulia Little Bastard is already a nickname for every cat I've ever had (usually when they have chewed/peed/puked on something), so I'll have to go with "Konstapeln"

[xinit@mastodon.coffee]

@sinituulia It was close, but both Handkerchief and The Constabulary are exceptional.

"Call The Constabulary, it's time for dinner!"

[rollotreadway@beige.party]

@sinituulia "Don't do that to my socks, My Socks!"

[rozeboosje@masto.ai]

@sinituulia "The Mouse Police" (never sleeps)

[jwcph@helvede.net]

@sinituulia The 4th one, which in Danish is "Grød" & is pronounced exactly like this