A 'meow' by any other name,
would mean the same!
Ha! We two kitties of the most intelligent kind are poets and we don't know it! Name? Same? Oh well....you had to be there.
Cats meow, it's a given rule.
We can meow for different meanings like the Hawaiian word aloha can have many meanings. But did y'all <---that's pronounced Y'owl in Texan kitty, but did y'all know just how cats of foreign countries of the world speak to their life's servants to get the attention
we'all <---that's pronounced we'owl in Texan kitty, need? Well, do you know?
Here's a list for mew furends in case we get carried into an unknown land and come upon some kin!
Chinese cats converse with: "mao"
The Dane cats would say: "maiv"
The Nordic countries - Finnish kitties prefur: "miau"
French pussy cats would say: "miaou" (that's way too many vowels)
Seems the Germans copied the Finnish --they also would say: "miau"
Of course never being in Greece yet, and it would be Greek to us: "naiou"
Japanese would greet us with a purrfect: "nyan"
The Korean kitties would be real close to the Japanese, but different: "nyaong"
and thankfully you can hop from Spain to Portugal and talk their language: "miau"
(which leads us to ask "What happened to gato? Gato benito/benita is "pretty kitty" of course)