List of Birdo names in other languages

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The following is a list of names Birdo has been known by in other languages. The contemporaneous name for each language is listed first within each table. Subsequent names are listed in chronological order for each language, from oldest to newest.

Birdo[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン[1][2][3]
Kyasarin
Catherine
キャシー[1][4][5]
Kyashī
Cathy
キャサリンピンク[6]
Kyasarin Pinku
Catherine (Pink) Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic
キャサリン(ピンク)[3]
Kyasarin (Pinku)
Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia
オストロ[1][7]
Osutoro
Ostro Super Mario USA
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳[8][9]
Kǎisèlín
Catherine
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳[9][10]
Kǎisèlín
Catherine
Danish Birdo[11] -
Dutch Birdo[12]:29[13][9] -
"Birdetta"[12]:31 "Birdo" with the feminine suffix -etta Super Mario Bros. 2
Catherine[14]:27 The feminine given name "Catherine" Wario's Woods
French Birdo[12]:29[15]:52[9] -
"Birdetta"[12]:31 "Birdo" with the feminine suffix -etta Super Mario Bros. 2
Catherine[14]:3 The feminine given name "Catherine" Wario's Woods
German Birdo[16][17][15]:32[18][9] -
Italian Strutzi[19][9] From struzzi ("ostriches"), possibly in reference to the Ostro confusion
Birdo[20]:26 - Super Mario Bros. 2
"Ostretta"[20]:27 "Ostro" with the feminine suffix -etta
Dragonessa[21] Dragoness The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!
Dragetta[21]
Catherine[22] The feminine given name "Catherine" Wario's Woods
Draghella[15]:112 From drago ("dragon") and the endearing female suffix -ella Super Mario Advance
Korean 캐서린[23][9]
Kaeseorin
Catherine
Portuguese Birdo[24][25] -
Russian Бирдо[9]
Birdo
Birdo
Spanish Birdo[26][15]:92[9] -
Swedish Birdo[27] -

Birdo (Red)[edit]

"Birdo (Red)"[28][29] or "Red Birdo"[30] refers to a specific Birdo that spits fireballs and eggs in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン(あか)[28][29][31]
Kyasarin (Aka)
Catherine (Red)
キャサリンあか[6]
Kyasarin Aka
Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic
キャサリン(レッド)[3][32]
Kyasarin (Reddo)
Super Mario Bros. 2
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (红色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Hóngsè)
Catherine (Red)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (紅色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Hóngsè)
Catherine (Red)
Dutch Birdo (rood)[28][29] Birdo (red)
French Birdo (rouge)[28][29] Birdo (red)
German Birdo (rot)[28][29] Birdo (red)
Italian Strutzi (rossa)[29] Birdo (red) with the feminine suffix for rossa
Strutzi (rosso)[28] Birdo (red) with the masculine suffix for rosso Mario Kart Tour
Korean 캐서린(빨강)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Ppalgang)
Catherine (Red)
Portuguese (NOA) Birdo (vermelha)[28] Birdo (red)
Portuguese (NOE) Birdo (vermelho)[29] Birdo (red)
Russian Бирдо (красная)[28][29]
Birdo (krasnaya)
Birdo (red)
Spanish Birdo (roja)[29] Birdo (red) with the feminine suffix for roja
Birdo (rojo)[28] Birdo (red) with the masculine suffix for rojo Mario Kart Tour

Birdo (Grey)[edit]

"Birdo (Grey)" refers to a specific Birdo that spits fireballs in Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2. Due to palette limitations in the original games on the Famicom and NES, Birdo (Grey) appears green in some contexts and was initially recognized as a green variety of Birdo in the original Doki Doki Panic.[6] She is recognized as a gray variant in the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia and Mario Portal.[31] Unlike other gray-colored variants in these sources, the British "grey" is employed instead of the American "gray." She is not to be confused with the Birdo (Green) of subsequent games.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン(グレー)[3][31]
Kyasarin (Gurē)
Catherine (Grey)
キャサリングリーン[6]
Kyasarin Gurīn
Catherine (Green) Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic

Birdo (Green)[edit]

"Birdo (Green)"[28][29] or "Green Birdo"[30] refers to a specific Birdo that spits fireballs in Super Mario All-Stars, BS Super Mario USA, and Super Mario Advance. She appears in place of Birdo (Grey) in these games and is definitively green-colored regardless of context.

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (みどり)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Midori)
Catherine (Green)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (绿色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Lǜsè)
Catherine (Green)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (綠色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Lǜsè)
Catherine (Green)
Dutch Birdo (groen)[28][29] Birdo (green)
French Birdo (vert)[28][29] Birdo (green)
German Birdo (grün)[28][29] Birdo (green)
Italian Strutzi (verde)[28][29] Birdo (green)
Korean 캐서린(초록)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Chorok)
Catherine (Green)
Portuguese Birdo (verde)[28][29] Birdo (green)
Russian Бирдо (зеленая)[28][29]
Birdo (zelenaya)
Birdo (green)
Spanish Birdo (verde)[28][29] Birdo (green)

Birdo (Light Blue)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (みずいろ)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Mizuiro)
Catherine (Water Color)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (浅蓝色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Qiǎnlánsè)
Birdo (Light Blue)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (淺藍色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Qiǎnlánsè)
Birdo (Light Blue)
Dutch Birdo (lichtblauw)[28][29] Birdo (light blue)
French Birdo (bleu ciel)[28][29] Birdo (sky blue)
German Birdo (hellblau)[28][29] Birdo (light blue)
Italian Strutzi (azzurra)[29] Birdo (light blue) with the feminine suffix for azzurra
Strutzi (azzurro)[28] Birdo (light blue) with the masculine suffix for azzurro Mario Kart Tour
Korean 캐서린(하늘색)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Haneulsaek)
Birdo (Light Blue)
Portuguese (NOA) Birdo (azul-clara)[28] Birdo (light blue)
Portuguese (NOE) Birdo (azul-celeste)[29] Birdo (sky blue)
Russian Бирдо (св.-синяя)[28][29]
Birdo (sv.-sinyaya)
Birdo (light blue)
Spanish Birdo (celeste)[28][29] Birdo (sky blue)

Birdo (Black)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (くろ)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Kuro)
Birdo (Black)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (黑色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Hēisè)
Birdo (Black)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (黑色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Hēisè)
Birdo (Black)
Dutch Birdo (zwart)[28][29] Birdo (Black)
French Birdo (noir)[28][29] Birdo (black)
German Birdo (schwarz)[28][29] Birdo (black)
Italian Strutzi (nera)[29] Birdo (black) with the feminine suffix for nera
Strutzi (nero)[28] Birdo (black) with the masculine suffix for nero Mario Kart Tour
Korean 캐서린(검정)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Geomjeong)
Birdo (Black)
Portuguese (NOA) Birdo (preta)[28] Birdo (black)
Portuguese (NOE) Birdo (preto)[29] Birdo (black)
Russian Бирдо (черная)[28][29]
Birdo (chernaya)
Birdo (black)
Spanish Birdo (negra)[29] Birdo (black) with the feminine suffix for negra
Birdo (negro)[28] Birdo (black) with the masculine suffix for negro Mario Kart Tour

Birdo (Yellow)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (きいろ)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Kīro)
Birdo (Yellow)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (黄色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Huángsè)
Birdo (Yellow)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (黃色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Huángsè)
Birdo (Yellow)
Dutch Birdo (geel)[28][29] Birdo (yellow)
French Birdo (jaune)[28][29] Birdo (yellow)
German Birdo (gelb)[28][29] Birdo (yellow)
Italian Strutzi (gialla)[29] Birdo (yellow) with the feminine suffix for gialla
Strutzi (giallo)[28] Birdo (yellow) with the masculine suffix for giallo Mario Kart Tour
Korean 캐서린(노랑)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Norang)
Birdo (Yellow)
Portuguese (NOA) Birdo (amarela)[28] Birdo (yellow)
Portuguese (NOE) Birdo (amarelo)[29] Birdo (yellow)
Russian Бирдо (желтая)[28][29]
Birdo (zheltaya)
Birdo (yellow)
Spanish Birdo (amarilla)[29] Birdo (yellow) with the feminine suffix for amarilla
Birdo (amarillo)[28] Birdo (yellow) with the masculine suffix for amarillo Mario Kart Tour

Birdo (White)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (しろ)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Shiro)
Birdo (White)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (白色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Báisè)
Birdo (White)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (白色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Báisè)
Birdo (White)
Dutch Birdo (wit)[28][29] Birdo (white)
French Birdo (blanc)[28][29] Birdo (white)
German Birdo (weiß)[28][29] Birdo (white)
Italian Strutzi (bianca)[29] Birdo (white) with the feminine suffix for bianca
Strutzi (bianco)[28] Birdo (white) with the masculine suffix for bianco Mario Kart Tour
Korean 캐서린(하양)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Hayang)
Birdo (White)
Portuguese (NOA) Birdo (branca)[28] Birdo (white)
Portuguese (NOE) Birdo (branco)[29] Birdo (white)
Russian Бирдо (белая)[28][29]
Birdo (bielaja)
Birdo (white)
Spanish Birdo (blanca)[29] Birdo (white) with the feminine suffix for blanca
Birdo (blanco)[28] Birdo (white) with the masculine suffix for blanco Mario Kart Tour

Birdo (Blue)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (あお)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Ao)
Birdo (Blue)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (蓝色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Lánsè)
Birdo (Blue)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (藍色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Lánsè)
Birdo (Blue)
Dutch Birdo (blauw)[28][29] Birdo (blue)
French Birdo (bleu)[28][29] Birdo (blue)
German Birdo (blau)[28][29] Birdo (blue)
Italian Strutzi (blu)[28][29] Birdo (blue)
Korean 캐서린(파랑)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Parang)
Birdo (Blue)
Portuguese Birdo (azul)[28][29] Birdo (blue)
Russian Бирдо (синяя)[28][29]
Birdo (sinyaya)
Birdo (blue)
Spanish Birdo (azul)[28][29] Birdo (blue)

Birdo (Orange)[edit]

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キャサリン (オレンジ)[28][29]
Kyasarin (Orenji)
Birdo (Orange)
Chinese (simplified) 凯瑟琳 (橙色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Chéngsè)
Birdo (Orange)
Chinese (traditional) 凱瑟琳 (橙色)[28][29]
Kǎisèlín (Chéngsè)
Birdo (Orange)
Dutch Birdo (oranje)[28][29] Birdo (orange)
French Birdo (orange)[28][29] -
German Birdo (orange)[28][29] -
Italian Strutzi (arancione)[28][29] Birdo (orange)
Korean 캐서린(오렌지)[28][29]
Kaeseorin (Orenji)
Birdo (Orange)
Portuguese Birdo (laranja)[28][29] Birdo (orange)
Russian Бирдо (оранжевая)[28][29]
Birdo (oranzhevaya)
Birdo (orange)
Spanish Birdo (naranja)[28][29] Birdo (orange)

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