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

These are arabic cat names that start with the letter Z. 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
Zafer	Places first in a contest	Unisex
Zahir	Sparkling	Male	Arabic
Zahra	Persian variation of Sarah	Female	Arabic
Zain	Variant Of Zane Or John.	Unisex
Zaki	Bright, Pure	Male	Arabic
Zara	Arabic for dawn	Female
Zaria	City in Nigeria	Female	Arabic
Zayda	Lucky	Unisex	Arabic
Zeek	God Strengthens. Biblical Ezekiel Was A Prophet Among The Captives Taken To B...	Unisex
Zeki	Wise	Male	Turkish
Zenobia	of Zeus	Female	Greek
Zero	seeds	Male	Arabic
Zia	to tremble, a kind of grain	Male
Ziegler		Unisex
Zoro		Unisex
Zuberi	Swahili Name Meaning "Strong."	Unisex
Zuleika	fair-haired	Female	Arabic
Zuni		Unisex

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