Meow:
Meow meow meow. Meow meow, meow :)
Meow meow, meow meow:
meow- (^˵◕ω◕˵^)

-muwaa' (مُواء): Arabic
-meo: Vietnamese
-meong: Indonesian
-miyu (میو): Persian
-meow: American English
-mèu: Catalan
-miaau: Afrikaans
-miaou: French
-miau: Belarusian, Croatian, Finnish, German, Ido, Interlingua, Latin [dubious – discuss], Lithuanian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Spanish
-miauw: Dutch
-miāo (喵): Mandarin Chinese
-ngiao1 / ngiou1 (喵): Teochew dialect
-miu1 (喵): Cantonese
-miao: Italian
-miaow: British English
-miyav: Turkish
-miav: Danish
-mjau Norwegian and Swedish
-miyau (միյաւ): Armenian
-myām̥ō (ম্যাঁও): Bengali
-meogre: Kyrgyz
-miaŭ: Esperanto
-ngiyaw: Filipino
-miyāʾūṉ (میاؤں): Urdu
-mjá: Icelandic
-mňau: Slovak, Czech
-ngeung: Kapampangan
-njäu: Estonia
-ņau: Latvian
-nyav (няв): Ukrainian
-mi'au: Lojban
-niaou (νιάου): Greek
-nyā (にゃー): Japanese
-yaong (야옹) or nyang (냥): Korean
-myau (מיאו): Hebrew
-myau (מיאַו): Yiddish
-mjau (мјау): Serbian
-miáú or nyaú: Hungarian
-myau (мяу): Russian, Bulgarian
-ngiau: Malay
-mijav: Slovene
-mia'wj: Mi'kmaw

It's all pretty easy:
The first known word for “meow” is the ancient Egyptian word “mau”, which literally translates to “cat”. Yes, somewhere in the annals of history, an ancient Egyptian person named a cat after the sound it made.
(^_^)

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