Searching Cat Names by Keyword: Latin, Page 1

Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Angie	Latin, divine messenger	Female	English
Anton	Latin, priceless one	Male
Bobbie	Latin, foreign woman	Female	English
Bora	Latin, foreign woman	Female	Czech
Cal	Latin, bald, hairless	Male	English
Charo	Latinate variation of Rose, rose, a flower	Female	Spanish
Christy	Greek and Latin, bearer of Christ	Male	Greek
Clarice	Latin, bright, clear	Female	English
Clem	Latin, mild, merciful	Male
Evita	Latin form of Eve, Hebrew, life	Female	Spanish
Fido	Stereotypical name for a dog, from the Latin word for "faithful".	Unisex
Iggy	Latin, fiery	Male	Latin
Ignatz	Latin, fiery	Male
Julio	Latin, youthful, downy-bearded	Male	Spanish
Katherine	Pure. Used since third century A.D. Early Latin forms Katerina and Caterina became Katharine and Catherine. French Cateline and English Catlyn came into wider use during medieval period when variants multiplied.	Female	Greek
Kea	Latin, rejoice; variation of Gaius	Male	Cornish
Kitto	Greek and Latin, bearer of Christ	Male	Cornish
Kristopher	Greek and Latin, bearer of Christ	Male	Greek
Leatrice	Latin, blessed; she who brings happiness	Female	Combination
Letty	Latin, joy, gladness	Female	English
Lil	English from Latin, lily, a flower	Female	English
Lil	English from Latin, lily, a flower	Female	English
Loni	Latin, lioness	Female	English
Lux	latin for light	Female	Latin
Mambo	A Latin dance resembling the rumba.	Unisex
Marcelino	Little Star. Form of the Latin Marcellus meaning hammer.	Male
Mea Culpa	Latin for my fault	Unisex
Neo Mia Cara	Latin for My new friend	Unisex
Neopolatin		Unisex	Hebrew
Nigra	Latin for Black	Unisex