"Cait" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "If I were to go with what my parents would have called me had I been born a natal female it would have been Katy. I neither look, nor feel, like a Katy, and some infinitely more famous member of the Kardashian dynasty [i.e., Caitlyn Jenner] has claimed Cait.",
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        "A diminutive of the female given names Caitlin or Caitlyn."
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          "Caitlin",
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          "Caitlyn",
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