Biblical Cat Names, Names From The Bible Starting With J

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Jacob		Male
Jaeger		Unisex
James		Male
Jason		Male
Jasper	Associated with treasurer; also the gemstone word	Male	English name with an older Gaspar history
Javan		Male
Jemima		Female
Jeremiah		Male
Jericho		Male
Jerome		Male
Jesse		Male
Jessica		Female
Jethro		Male
Jewel		Female
Jezebel		Female
Joanna		Female
Job		Male
Joel		Male
John		Male
Jonah		Male
Jonathan		Male
Joseph		Male
Joshua		Male
Joy		Female
Jubilee		Female
Julia		Female
Julius		Male
Justus		Male

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