Neko
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Neko (wiktionary:猫, ねこ) is the Japanese word for the domestic cat.
It may also refer to:
- Neko Case, an American singer-songwriter.
- Neko (computer program), a cross-platform open-source animated cursor-chasing cat screenmate application
- Neko (programming language) and Virtual Machine [1]
- In Japanese gay slang, neko is equivalent to femme, i.e the more feminine member of a lesbian relationship, as well as the equivalent to bottom, or passive partner in a male homosexual relationship (especially in terms of anal sex). See the article on Homosexuality in Japan
- Nekomata, a Japanese mythological cat creature
- Maneki Neko, a Japanese "Lucky Cat" sculpture
- Kami Neko, the Shinto cat deity
- Nekomusume, meaning "cat-girl" or "cat-daughter"
- Neko Harbour, a harbour in Antarctica
Wiktionary has a list of other common Japanese words.
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neko is pronounced: neeko and is also a sign of good luck in japan
