How do you say CAT in your language?

[SilverKnight]

Romanian

pisică = female cat, and cat in general
pisoi = kitten
pis-pis = to call a cat
motan = male cat / tomcat
mâță = female cat (regionalism)

Interesting a word to call a cat ^^

[Han Cholo]

Interesting a word to call a cat ^^

It's an onomatopeyic sound most likely. I've seen similars "psh-psh" or something.

[Piper]

It's an onomatopeyic sound most likely. I've seen similars "psh-psh" or something.

actually, it does read like "piss" ...while the (popular) verb for urinating is "piș"...which reads "pish"

ș = sh sound

so it's exactly reversed

[SilverKnight]

It's an onomatopeyic sound most likely. I've seen similars "psh-psh" or something.

Yeah, my grandma and others for instance calls cats " miiisu misuu" with a very sharp/strong 'i' as some cats "miaoo" mi + suu (I don't know why 'suu') I guess calls attention?

[memobekes]

Zazaki: pısınge

[Anatolian Eagle]

actually, it does read like "piss" ...while the (popular) verb for urinating is "piș"...which reads "pish"

ș = sh sound

so it's exactly reversed

It's the same in Turkish. While kedi is most used word, "pisi" also is used, generally by kids though. For example a kid or someone in Turkey would call a cat by saying "Gel pisi pisi" which would be translated as "Come psh-psh" or something.

[Moonbird]

In Swedish: katt

In Finnish: kissa

[SilverKnight]

In Swedish: katt

In Finnish: kissa

Very distinct except for the 'k' considering they're right next to each other and same region Scandinavia, Lappid influences ? I guess.

[Übermensch]

gatto

[Dandelion]

Don't forget how the word 'chatte' is also used for 'pussy' as in 'vageen' in French.
EDIT: Ouistreham beat me to it, and far more elegantly than I did.