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

These are arabic cat names that start with the letter N. 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
Nadia	hope	Female	Russian
Nafisa		Female
Nahla	a drink of water	Female	Arabic
Naji	Arabic for the one who is saved	Male	Arabic
Nakia	pure	Male	Arabic
Namir	leopard	Male
Nascar	American car racing series	Unisex	English
Nashira	the bearer of good news	Female	Arabic
Nassar	Servant Of The Victorious One	Unisex	Arabic
Nazli	Beautiful	Unisex	Arabic
Neferet	Ancient Egyptian goddess	Unisex	Egyptian
Ness	Butterfly	Unisex	English
Neumann	Newcomer	Unisex
Niva	talk, expression	Female
Nofret	Ancient Egyptian queen; beauty	Unisex	Egyptian
Noor	light	Female	Hindi
North	from the north	Male	Word
Nubia	From Nubia Africa, Gold	Unisex	Egyptian
Nuri	fire	Male	Arabic
Nyla	winner	Female	Arabic
Nylah	winner	Female	Arabic

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