Belaya koshka - белая кошка.
If I'm not mistaken, it'd be reversed, as in Spanish - кошка белая.
белая - be-YEL-a-ya (roughly). e makes a "ye" sound (as in yet); я makes a "ya" (as in yard).
koshka is a good phoenetic spelling for кошка.
But you may say "`Белый кот = White MALE cat = `Beliy kot". As for reversed variant "Кошка белая", it sounds encyclopedically, or as if you want to say that " No, it`s not black, but white".
i've never seen a white russian cat. So this is a stupid question! :(
Kot is the Russian word for cat. Russians also say Koschka (pronounced the way it looks) for "kitty."
Белый
" Kavoshka" -kuh-vosh-kuh-
There is no word for "the" in the Russian language. There is also no word for is, a/an, or are. For example, if you were to say: "I went into an old building in search of the cat. It is very cold there." In Russian, you'd say: "I went in old building, searching for cat. It very cold there."
ЗИМА САД SIBERIAN ПУЩА CAT
Белоснежка Belosnezhka
The Russian white cat is a relatively rare breed known for its striking white fur and blue eyes. These cats are not as common as other breeds, like the American Shorthair or Siamese, but can still be found with reputable breeders or in shelters specializing in purebred cats.
In Arapaho you say nookóe'éí-wo'óoó
A blue and white cat is not a breed it's the coloring of a cat! They are called blue and gray but in appearance they are gray and white! A blue and white cat is not a particular breed, just a blue cat with white.
Stuart Little - A small white mouse , Snowbell ("Snow") - The Little's cynical but scaredy house-cat and Smokey the Alley-Cat - a Russian Blue cat .
If you phrase it as 'a Russian blue cat' it would be 'Cat liathghorm Rúiseach'.