werecat
/ˈwɪərˌkeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical creature said to be a human or part-human who has the ability to transform into a cat, often associated with witchcraft or supernatural powers.
“In medieval folklore, the werecat was a feared and respected figure in rural communities.”
2. noun
A term used in fantasy fiction to describe a humanoid feline creature with magical powers.
“The werecat in the fantasy novel was a powerful ally to the human protagonist.”