Arabic Cat Names, Cat Names of Arabic Origin Starting With A

These are arabic cat names that start with the letter A. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all arabic cat names.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Aaamicaa Gladys	Disabled	Unisex
Aaliyah	high exalted, to ascend	Female	English
Abba	Father	Male
Abdukar		Unisex
Abdul	Servant of	Male	Arabic
Abell	Exhalation Of Breath. The Second Son Of Adam In The Bible. The Variant Able I...	Unisex
Abra	and Cadabra?	Female
Abu	Father	Unisex	African
Adame	Name list	Unisex
Afra	Doe	Female	Arabic
Aida	joyful, helper, reward	Female	Arabic
Ainsworth	From Ann's Estate	Unisex	English
Aisha	living, prosperous	Female	Arabic
Akbar		Male
Akeem	Wise	Unisex	Arabic
Akil	intelligent, logical	Unisex
Ako		Unisex
Aladdin	.	Male	Arabic
Alderman	Member of a municipal assembly or council	Unisex
Aleah	high, exalted; God's being	Female	Arabic
Ali	Muslim - Noble, Exalted, God, little, the highest	Male	Arabic
Alina	bright, beautiful	Female	Slavic
Allie	Of Noble Birth	Female	German
Almanza	Ready For Battle. Feminine Of Alonzo.	Unisex
Altair	bird, star	Male	Arabic
Alva	"his highness"	Male
Amber	A hard brownish-yellow fossil resin, precious jewel	Female	Word
Amenhotep	Peace Of Amon	Unisex	Ancient Egyptian
Amenti	Underworld in Egyptian mythology	Unisex
Amielle		Unisex
Amir	prince	Male	Arabic
Amira	Female Arabian name, meaning princess	Female
Antar	after a character in Arabic literature known for his bravery	Unisex
Anubis	Royal Child	Female	Greek
Anwar	brighter, clearer	Male	Arabic
Aragon	Spanish kingdom; variant of Aragorn	Male
Armijo	Surname list	Unisex
Arsenault	Surname list	Unisex
Asad	Lion	Unisex	Arabic
Asha	hope, life	Female	Hindi
Asia	East	Female	Place-name
Atkins	Of The Red Earth	Unisex
Ayesha	3rd wife of Mohammed	Female	English
Ayisha	Lively	Unisex	Arabic
Aziza	precious one in a few different languages	Female
Azizi	precious treasure	Male	Swahili

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