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Can anyone tell me?

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Nya is what Pikachu says when he sees kawaii.

But IMHO, it's not quite the right definition.

two words ending in "nya", the first part consists of three letters
one of the words is a swear word, and the other is literary.

lol, why didn't you just ask in the Haven?

No, I want to choose the theme.

this is nonsense ~~

you can choose a harsher word.

rather, "kitchen" sounds too harsh.

murrnya =^.^=

A trap and a kitchen are hardly literary terms.

Nya is the Japanese onomatopoeia for a cat's meow.

“Nya” – says the cat, who can’t pronounce the letter “M”.
(Funny, I wrote this before seeing Koshi’s previous post. Turns out, I understand cat-Japanese!!)
And it’s also the ending of many words in Russian, such as Fig, Stup, Boltov, Kh.... uh-uh-uh, and many others. It’s also the root of the word “shNYaga”.

yes, and they also draw ears.

Of course, Cauchy and Verovolka's definition is 100% correct, but what does it mean for hundreds of meowing creatures? For me (and I am one of them, when I'm in a good mood) - it's an outburst of the soul. I sometimes meow in Russian too. It's an expression of deep moral satisfaction and happiness. How pleasant it is at the end of a hard day, walking along a snow-covered alley, illuminated by the light of garlands, to let out a long, contented "Meow"^^

"Nyaaaaaaaaa"^^

For some reason, this "nyaa" makes me think of fluffy slippers) specifically slippers, and not kittens, anime characters, or anything else.

I like it better when a cat meows in Russian: “Mr-r-r-i-ya-ya-u-u-u.” I wonder if our cats will understand Japanese cats?