Ah, Cad.... Funny you should ask.....
According to the Dictionary "Tre Anni's" Book of Translation and Intent....
Kee'-kee [
Kee-kee]
–noun, plural -eez
1. a young cat.
–verb (used with object), verb (used without object)
2. (of cats) to give birth; bear.
[Origin: 1350–1400; ME kitoun,
ke' ke', appar. b. kiteling kitling and MF chitoun, var. of chaton kitten]
Czech: společná kasa
Danish: fælles kasse
Dutch: pot
Estonian: ühiskassa
Finnish: yhteinen kassa
French: cagnotte
German: gemeinsame Kasse
Greek: κοινό ταμείο
Hungarian: kassza
Icelandic: sjóður
Indonesian: celengan
Italian: fondo, *cassa comune*
Japanese: 共同積立金
Latvian: kopējā kase
Lithuanian: bendra kasa
Norwegian: bøsse
Polish: wspólna kasa, pula
Portuguese (Brazil): vaquinha
Portuguese (Portugal): fundo comum
Romanian: fond de rezervă
Russian: чёрная касса
Slovak: spoločná kasa
Slovenian: hranilnik
Spanish: fondo común
Swedish: kassa
Turkish: belli bir şey için ayrılmış para, kasa
I hope this clears things up for you!

