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

These are arabic cat names that start with the letter P. 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
Panks		Unisex
Pasht		Unisex
Payton		Female
Peek-a-boo		Unisex
Peewee		Unisex
Peters		Unisex
Petit		Unisex
Pharaoh		Male
Pharoh		Unisex
Pickering		Unisex
Pierce		Unisex
Plante		Unisex
Polly		Female
Pookyshnukums		Unisex
Powers		Male
Priah		Unisex
Prichard		Unisex
Prince		Male
Princess	A female member of a royal family	Female	English word name
Princess Sassy Mcmitten		Unisex
Princess Zara		Unisex
Provost		Unisex
Pufflies Mc Chicken		Unisex
Puffy Puss		Unisex
Purrsia		Unisex

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