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

These are arabic cat names that start with the letter H. 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
Habib		Male
Haji		Male
Halsey		Male
Hammurabi		Unisex
Hanna		Female
Hardesty		Unisex
Haris		Unisex
Haroun		Male
Haroun Al Rachid		Male
Harrington		Male
Harun		Male
Harun Al Rachid		Male
Hasan		Unisex
Hashim		Male
Hasina		Unisex
Hasna		Female
Hassan		Male
Hathor		Unisex
Hatshepsut		Unisex
Hauser		Unisex
Hebony		Unisex
Heim		Unisex
Henley		Male
Higginbotham		Unisex
Hilliard		Unisex
Hillman		Unisex
Hondo		Unisex
Hooki		Unisex
Horus		Male
Howerton		Unisex
Hydra		Unisex

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