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The '''Kittenheimer |
The '''Kittenheimer-Gagnon household''' ({{IPAc-en|audio = File:Kittenheimer_-_Pronunciation_(fanon).ogg |audio-url = |ˈ|k|ɪ|.|ʔ|n̩|h|ɑː|ɪ|m|ɑr}}) is one of the pre-made [[household]]s that reside in [[Brindleton Bay]], the [[world]] shipped with ''[[The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs]]''. It consists of [[Fanon:Zoë Kittenheimer|Zoë Kittenheimer]], her father [[Fanon:Yves Gagnon|Yves Gagnon]] and her two grandmothers [[Fanon:Erna Kittenheimer|Erna Kittenheimer]] and [[Fanon:Hermine Gagnon|Hermine Gagnon]]. Erna's husband [[Fanon:Leander Kittenheimer|Leander]] and her daughter [[Fanon:Neela Kittenheimer|Neela]] are unplayable [[ghost]]s found on the lot. |
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== Appearances == |
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Zoë first appeared in ''[[The Sims 2]]'' being the only alive member. She's in a romantic relationship with [[Fanon:Connor Schweiger|Connor Schweiger]]. In ''The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs'' the family reappeared, where Zoë is still a toddler and is being raised by her father and her grandmothers. |
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== Onomatology == |
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'''Kittenheimer:''' The combination of ''kitten'', referring to a juvenile cat, and ''-heimer'', a suffix usally used in German surnames, literally meaning "home".<br> |
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'''Gagnon:''' Derived from old French meaning "guard dog".<br> |
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'''Erna:''' Feminine form of ''Ernest'', meaning "serious". Can also mean "brisk", "vigourous" and "hale" in Old Norse.<br> |
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'''Leander:''' Latin form of the Greek name ''Λεανδρος (Leandros)'', meaning "lion" and "man".<br> |
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'''Hermine:''' Feminine form of ''Herman'', meaning "army man".<br> |
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'''Jacques:''' French form of ''Jacob'' or ''James''.<br> |
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'''Yves:''' Medieval French form of ''Ivo''.<br> |
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'''Zoë:''' Dutch form and English variant of ''Zoe'', meaning "life" in Greek. |
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== Members == |
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=== 1st Generation === |
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*[[Fanon:Erna Kittenheimer|Erna Kittenheimer]] |
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*[[Fanon:Leander Kittenheimer|Leander Kittenheimer]] |
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*[[Fanon:Hermine Gagnon|Hermine Gagnon]] |
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*[[Fanon:Jacques Gagnon|Jacques Gagnon]] |
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=== 2nd Generation === |
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*[[Fanon:Yves Gagnon|Yves Gagnon]] |
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*[[Fanon:Neela Kittenheimer|Neela Kittenheimer]] |
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=== 3rd Generation === |
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*[[Fanon:Zoë Kittenheimer|Zoë Kittenheimer]] |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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File:TS4_-_Erna_Kittenheimer_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Erna Kittenheimer|Erna Kittenheimer]] |
File:TS4_-_Erna_Kittenheimer_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Erna Kittenheimer|Erna Kittenheimer]] |
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File:TS4_Leander_Kittenheimer_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Leander Kittenheimer|Leander Kittenheimer]] |
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File:TS4_Neela_Kittenheimer_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Neela Kittenheimer|Neela Kittenheimer]] |
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File:TS4_Hermine_Gagnon_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Hermine Gagnon|Hermine Gagnon]] |
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File:TS4_Jacques_Gagnon_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Jacques Gagnon|Jacques Gagnon]] |
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File:TS4_-_Varg_Gagnon_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Yves Gagnon|Yves Gagnon]] |
File:TS4_-_Varg_Gagnon_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Yves Gagnon|Yves Gagnon]] |
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File:TS4_-_Ylva_Kittenheimer_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Zoë Kittenheimer|Zoë Kittenheimer]] |
File:TS4_-_Ylva_Kittenheimer_-_Portrait.png|[[Fanon:Zoë Kittenheimer|Zoë Kittenheimer]] |
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| Name | Kittenheimer-Gagnon household |
| Members | Erna Kittenheimer, Hermine Gagnon, Yves Gagnon, Zoë Kittenheimer |
| Lot | Hindquarter Hideaway |
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| Game | The Sims 4
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| Playability | Playable |
| World | Brindleton Bay |
The Kittenheimer-Gagnon household (
Listen /ˈkɪ.ʔənhɑːɪmɑr/) is one of the pre-made households that reside in Brindleton Bay, the world shipped with The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs. It consists of Zoë Kittenheimer, her father Yves Gagnon and her two grandmothers Erna Kittenheimer and Hermine Gagnon. Erna's husband Leander and her daughter Neela are unplayable ghosts found on the lot.
Appearances[edit | edit source]
Zoë first appeared in The Sims 2 being the only alive member. She's in a romantic relationship with Connor Schweiger. In The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs the family reappeared, where Zoë is still a toddler and is being raised by her father and her grandmothers.
Onomatology[edit | edit source]
Kittenheimer: The combination of kitten, referring to a juvenile cat, and -heimer, a suffix usally used in German surnames, literally meaning "home".
Gagnon: Derived from old French meaning "guard dog".
Erna: Feminine form of Ernest, meaning "serious". Can also mean "brisk", "vigourous" and "hale" in Old Norse.
Leander: Latin form of the Greek name Λεανδρος (Leandros), meaning "lion" and "man".
Hermine: Feminine form of Herman, meaning "army man".
Jacques: French form of Jacob or James.
Yves: Medieval French form of Ivo.
Zoë: Dutch form and English variant of Zoe, meaning "life" in Greek.
