Mrrow!~

 

The most common question when it comes to "mrrow" is what it actually means. Today we shall answer this question once and for all!

-and, just for fun, let's list all the cat sounds too!

 

Meow is the most common sound made by cats, varying in meaning based on mood and duration.

 

Purr indicates happiness but can also soothe a sick cat.

 

Hiss shows a cat feels threatened or angry, and it's best to avoid hissing cats.

 

Growl serves as a warning, often accompanied by hissing.

 

Spitting is a nervous sound made when a cat feels threatened.

 

Trill is a friendly greeting sound made without opening the mouth.

 

Moaning is a call from unsterilized cats to attract mates.

 

Caterwaul refers to a female cat's mating call.

 

Yowling is a loud meow signaling distress or pain.

 

Roar is a dominant sound made by large cats, except ocelots.

 

Screeching happens when a cat is surprised or in pain.

 

Chattering indicates excitement or concentration, often related to hunting.

 

Chirp is a sound used by mother cats to call their kittens.

 

Mew is a kitten's call for its mother.

 

Mrrow is a sound between a purr and a meow.

 

Mrrp is another sound between a purr and mrrow.

 

Mrr or Murr is a sound between a mrrow and mrrp.

 

 

 

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