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Names that mean cat

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Cat in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Cat

BillaHindi — "A Person whose Eyes are in Brownish Like Cat Eyes"BufordEnglish — "From the Ford near the cattle."BurfordEnglish — "From the Ford near the cattle."ByreleahEnglish — "From the cattle shed on the meadow."CateeEnglish — "One who caters for parties."CaterEnglish — "One who caters for parties."CatesbyShakespearean — "Henry VI, Part 2' Sir John Stanley. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part III' Sir William Stanley. 'As You Like It' A country fellow, in love with Audrey. 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' A boy, son to Page. 'King Richard III' Sir William Catesby."CateyEnglish — "One who caters for parties."CathmoorGaelic — "Great warrior|From the pure moor. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CathmooreGaelic — "Great warrior|From the pure moor. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CathmorIrish — "Great warrior|From the pure moor. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CathmoreIrish — "Great warrior|From the pure moor. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CatholGaelic — "Mighty, Wise in the eye of the battle. Battle mighty. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."CatiEnglish — "One who caters for parties."CatieEnglish — "One who caters for parties."CatyEnglish — "One who caters for parties."ChattanScottish — "Clan of the cats"DimasSlavic — "Variant of Demetrius. In Catholic writings Dimas is the compassionate thief who died with Jesus."DorvirAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DrovaAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DrovahAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DroveAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DroverAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DrovorAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."DrovyrAustralian — "Sheep or cattle herder."FehedAfrican — "Lynx. Panther. Cat. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region."GaytahkipiahsikahNorth American Indian — "Wild cat Shawnee"HarairaArabic — "Cat"HrytherfordEnglish — "From the cattle ford."JaguarEnglish — "Jaguar cat."KanuAfrican — "Wild cat."MurtasmUrdu — "Image Catcher"MusannafArabic — "Book, literally meaning categorized, arranged"MusannifArabic — "Classifier, categorizer, arranger"TukuliAmerican — "Resembling a caterpillar"VaidhuryaHindi — "Anything Excellent of Its Kind; A Cat's Eye Jewel"VolosSlavic — "Resembling an ox; in mytholÂ¬ogy god of cattle"

Girl names that mean Cat

AwafitaArabic — "Shepherdesses, the plural of Afita (shepherdess ), a woman who looks after sheep, cattle, goats or camels"BabsEnglish — "Diminutive of Barbara: From the Greek barbaros meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning."BaubieEnglish — "Diminutive of Barbara: From the Greek barbaros meaning foreign or strange, traveler from a foreign land. In Catholic custom St. Barbara is a protectress against fire and lightning."BubonaLatin — "Goddess of cattle"CaetlanIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlanaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlaneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlenIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlenaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetleneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlinIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlinaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlineIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlynIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlynaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaetlyneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitieIrish — "Pure. A short form of Catherine or Katherine."CaitlanIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlanaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlaneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlenIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlinIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlynAmerican — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlynaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CaitlyneLatin — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CarrianAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"CatarinaPortuguese — "Form of the Greek Catherine meaning pure."CathiEnglish — "Form of the Greek Catherine meaning pure."CathicenFrench — "Variant of Catherine: Pure, clear. Form of the Latin Katharina, from the Greek Aikaterina."CatlinEnglish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatlinaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatlineIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatlynEnglish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatlynaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatlyneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."CatriceGreek — "Modern blend of Catrina and Patrice."GenessaHebrew — "Origin, birth. Genisis is the name of the first book in the Bible. 'Genisia' - the Virgin Mary of Turin - is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisaHebrew — "Genisia, the Virgin Mary of Turin, is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisiaHebrew — "Genisia, the Virgin Mary of Turin, is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."GenisisHebrew — "Origin, birth. Genisis is the name of the first book in the Bible. 'Genisia' - the Virgin Mary of Turin - is a protectress invoked against drought in Catholic tradition."HekaterineGreek — "Form of Catherine meaning "one who is pure; virginal""HuraivaArabic — "A catlike woman"KaiteGreek — "Pure. A short form of Catherine or Katherine."KaitlanIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KaitleenArabic — "Modern phonetic form of the Irish name Caitlin from Catherine meaning pure"KaitlynnAmerican — "Modern phonetic form of the Irish name Caitlin from Catherine meaning pure"KarensaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarensahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarensiaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarensiahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarenzaEnglish — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarenzahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarenziaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarenziahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KariaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KariahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarnaAfrican — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarnahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaronaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaronahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaroneAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaroniaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaroniahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaronieAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaronyAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KaronyaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarranaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarranahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarraneAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarrenaAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KarrenahAustralian — "From Catharine; purity; star"KatanynaPolish — "Polish form of Catherine."KatelynnEnglish — "From Catherine and Lynn"KatinePolish — "Polish form of Catherine."KatleFrench — "Diminutive of Catherine: Pure, clear. Form of the Latin Katharina, from the Greek Aikaterina."KatlinEnglish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KatlinaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KatlineIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KatlynAmerican — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KatlynaIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KatlyneIrish — "From the pure pool. The Irish form of Catherine."KittyEnglish — "Little cat. A short form of Catherine."KonekoJapanese — "the Japanese ko-neko kitten, which is from neko cat"LinxAmerican — "Wild cat."LynxAmerican — "Wild cat."MinaliHindi — "Fish catcher in Sanskrit"PalesLatin — "Myth name (goddess of cattle)"SunkiNative American — "To catch up with (Hopi)."Var:English — "Catharine, Catherine, Cathryn, Katharine, Kathryn Short: Cath, Kat, Kath. Pet: Cathy, Kate, Katie, Katy, Kay, Kit, Kitty"ViduryaHindi — "The cats-eye gem"

Unisex names that mean Cat

CathelGaelic — "Mighty, Wise in the eye of the battle. Battle mighty. A masculine form of Cathy, purity."HokaratchaNative American — "Pole Cat"NamirHebrew — "Swift Cat"TigerAmerican — "Powerful cat, tiger"

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