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]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン
Kyasarin
Catherine[1][2]:127[3]
キャシー
Kyashī
Cathy; shared with Tayce T.[1][4][2]:129[5]
キャサリンピンク
Kyasarin Pinku
Birdo - PinkYume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic[6]
オストロ
Osutoro
Transliteration of the English name for OstroSuper Mario Bros. 2, Super Mario All-Stars[1][2]:130[7]
キャサリン(ピンク)
Kyasarin (Pinku)
Birdo (Pink)Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia[3]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳
Kǎisèlín (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Cantonese)
Catherine[8][9]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳
Kǎisèlín (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Cantonese)
[9][10]
CzechBirdo-[11]
DanishBirdo-[12]
DutchBirdo-[13]:29[14][9]
Birdetta"Birdo" with the feminine suffix -ettaSuper Mario Bros. 2[13]:31
Catherine-Wario's Woods[15]:27
EstonianBirdo-[16]
FinnishBirdo-[17]
French (Canada)Birdo-[9]
French (Europe)[13]:29[18]:52[9]
Birdetta"Birdo" with the feminine suffix -ettaSuper Mario Bros. 2[13]:31
Catherine-Wario's Woods[15]:3
GermanBirdo-[19][20][18]:32[21][9]
HungarianBirdo-[22]
ItalianStrutziFrom struzzi ("ostriches"), possibly in reference to the Ostro confusion[23][9]
Birdo-Super Mario Bros. 2[24]:26
Ostretta"Ostro" with the feminine suffix -etta[24]:27
Ostro-[24]:27[25]
DragonessaDragonessThe Super Mario Bros. Super Show![26]
Dragetta[26]
Catherine-Wario's Woods (NES)[27]
CaterinaCatherineWario's Woods (SNES)[28]
DraghellaFrom drago ("dragon") with the endearing female suffix -ellaSuper Mario Advance[18]:112
Strutzi rosaPink BirdoSuper Mario Bros. Encyclopedia[29][30]
Korean캐서린
Kaeseorin
Catherine[31][9]
LatvianBirdo-[32]
LithuanianBirdo-[33]
NorwegianBirdo-[34]
PolishBirdo-[35]
Portuguese (Brazil)Birdo-[36][37][38][39]
Portuguese (Europe)[37]
RomanianBirdo-[40]
RussianБирдо
Birdo
Birdo[9]
SlovakBirdo-[41]
Spanish (Latin America)Birdo-[9]
Brido[sic]Misspelling of "Birdo"Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64)[42]
Spanish (Europe)Birdo-[43][18]:92[9]
SwedishBirdo-[44]
Thaiเบอร์โด
Bəədoo
Birdo[45]

Birdo (Red)[edit]

"Birdo (Red)"[36][37] or "Red Birdo"[46] refers to a specific Birdo that spits fireballs and eggs in Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic and Super Mario Bros. 2.

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン(あか)
Kyasarin (Aka)
Catherine (Red)[36][37][47]
キャサリン赤あか
Kyasarin Aka
Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic[6]
キャサリン(レッド)
Kyasarin (Reddo)
Super Mario Bros. 2[3][48]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (红色)
Kǎisèlín (Hóngsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Hùhngsīk) (Cantonese)
Catherine (Red)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (紅色)
Kǎisèlín (Hóngsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Hùhngsīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (rood)Birdo (red)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (rouge)Birdo (red)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (rot)Birdo (red)[36][37]
ItalianStrutzi (rossa)Birdo (red); rossa ("red") is in feminine form[37]
Strutzi (rosso)Birdo (red); rosso ("red") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]
Strutzi rossaRed Birdo; rossa ("red") is in feminine formSuper Mario Bros. Encyclopedia (first edition)[29]
Strutzi rossoRed Birdo; rosso ("red") is in masculine form'Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia (second edition)[30]
Korean캐서린(빨강)
Kaeseorin (Ppalgang)
Catherine (Red)[36][37]
Portuguese (Brazil)Birdo (vermelha)Birdo (red); vermelha ("red") is in feminine form[36]
Portuguese (Europe)Birdo (vermelho)Birdo (red); vermelho ("red") is in masculine form[37]
RussianБирдо (красная)
Birdo (krasnaya)
Birdo (red)[36][37]
SpanishBirdo (roja)Birdo (red); roja ("red") is in feminine form[37]
Birdo (rojo)Birdo (red); rojo ("red") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]

Birdo (Grey)[edit]

"Birdo (Grey)" refers to a specific Birdo that spits fireballs in Yume Kojo: 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.[47] 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.

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン(グレー)
Kyasarin (Gurē)
Catherine (Grey)[3][47]
キャサリングリーン
Kyasarin Gurīn
Catherine (Green)Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic[6]
ItalianStrutzi grigiaGray Birdo; grigia ("gray") is in feminine form'Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia (first edition)[29]
StrutziBirdo; due to the different colors it can assume, there is no indicative color in the name'Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia (second edition)[30]

Birdo (Green)[edit]

"Birdo (Green)"[36][37] or "Green Birdo"[46] 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.

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン (みどり)
Kyasarin (Midori)
Catherine (Green)[36][37]
キャサリングリーン
Kyasarin Gurīn
[6]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (绿色)
Kǎisèlín (Lǜsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Luhksīk) (Cantonese)
Catherine (Green)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (綠色)
Kǎisèlín (Lǜsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Luhksīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (groen)Birdo (green)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (vert)Birdo (green)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (grün)Birdo (green)[36][37]
ItalianStrutzi (verde)Birdo (green)[36][37]
Korean캐서린(초록)
Kaeseorin (Chorok)
Catherine (Green)[36][37]
PortugueseBirdo (verde)Birdo (green)[36][37]
RussianБирдо (зеленая)
Birdo (zelenaya)
Birdo (green)[36][37]
SpanishBirdo (verde)Birdo (green)[36][37]

Birdo (Light Blue)[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン (みずいろ)
Kyasarin (Mizuiro)
Catherine (Water Color)[36][37]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (浅蓝色)
Kǎisèlín (Qiǎnlánsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Chínlàahmsīk) (Cantonese)
Birdo (Light Blue)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (淺藍色)
Kǎisèlín (Qiǎnlánsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Chínlàahmsīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (lichtblauw)Birdo (light blue)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (bleu ciel)Birdo (sky blue)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (hellblau)Birdo (light blue)[36][37]
ItalianStrutzi (azzurra)Birdo (light blue); azzurra ("light blue") is in feminine form[37]
Strutzi (azzurro)Birdo (light blue); azzurro ("light blue") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]
Korean캐서린(하늘색)
Kaeseorin (Haneulsaek)
Birdo (Light Blue)[36][37]
Portuguese (Brazil)Birdo (azul-clara)Birdo (light blue); azul-clara ("light blue") is in feminine form[36]
Portuguese (Europe)Birdo (azul-celeste)Birdo (sky blue)[37]
RussianБирдо (св.-синяя)
Birdo (sv.-sinyaya)
Birdo (light blue)[36][37]
SpanishBirdo (celeste)Birdo (sky blue)[36][37]

Birdo (Black)[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン (くろ)
Kyasarin (Kuro)
Birdo (Black)[36][37]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (黑色)
Kǎisèlín (Hēisè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Hāksīk) (Cantonese)
Birdo (Black)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (黑色)
Kǎisèlín (Hēisè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Hāksīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (zwart)Birdo (Black)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (noir)Birdo (black)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (schwarz)Birdo (black)[36][37]
ItalianStrutzi (nera)Birdo (black); nera ("black") is in feminine form[37]
Strutzi (nero)Birdo (black); nero ("black") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]
Korean캐서린(검정)
Kaeseorin (Geomjeong)
Birdo (Black)[36][37]
Portuguese (Brazil)Birdo (preta)Birdo (black); preta ("black") is in feminine form[36]
Portuguese (Europe)Birdo (preto)Birdo (black); preto ("black") is in masculine form[37]
RussianБирдо (черная)
Birdo (chernaya)
Birdo (black)[36][37]
SpanishBirdo (negra)Birdo (black); negra ("black") is in feminine form[37]
Birdo (negro)Birdo (black); negro ("black") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]

Birdo (Yellow)[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン (きいろ)
Kyasarin (Kiiro)
Birdo (Yellow)[36][37]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (黄色)
Kǎisèlín (Huángsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Wòhngsīk) (Cantonese)
Birdo (Yellow)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (黃色)
Kǎisèlín (Huángsè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Wòhngsīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (geel)Birdo (yellow)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (jaune)Birdo (yellow)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (gelb)Birdo (yellow)[36][37]
ItalianStrutzi (gialla)Birdo (yellow); gialla ("yellow") is in feminine form[37]
Strutzi (giallo)Birdo (yellow); giallo ("yellow") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]
Korean캐서린(노랑)
Kaeseorin (Norang)
Birdo (Yellow)[36][37]
Portuguese (Brazil)Birdo (amarela)Birdo (yellow); amarela ("yellow") is in feminine form[36]
Portuguese (Europe)Birdo (amarelo)Birdo (yellow); amarelo ("yellow") is in masculine form[37]
RussianБирдо (желтая)
Birdo (zheltaya)
Birdo (yellow)[36][37]
SpanishBirdo (amarilla)Birdo (yellow); amarilla ("yellow") is in feminine form[37]
Birdo (amarillo)Birdo (yellow); amarillo ("yellow") is in masculine formMario Kart Tour[36]

Birdo (White)[edit]

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseキャサリン (しろ)
Kyasarin (Shiro)
Birdo (White)[36][37]
Chinese (Simplified)凯瑟琳 (白色)
Kǎisèlín (Báisè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Baahksīk) (Cantonese)
Birdo (White)[36][37]
Chinese (Traditional)凱瑟琳 (白色)
Kǎisèlín (Báisè) (Mandarin)
Hóisātlàhm (Baahksīk) (Cantonese)
[36][37]
DutchBirdo (wit)Birdo (white)[36][37]
FrenchBirdo (blanc)Birdo (white)[36][37]
GermanBirdo (weiß)Birdo (white)[36