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Birman Cat Names, Cat Names of Birman Breed Starting With M

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

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NameMeaningGenderOrigin
Macinnes Male
Madam Puddifoot Female
Madame Pince Female
Madelaine Female
Madmax Male
Mahek Female
Mahogany Female
Mairona Female
Maiti Female
Malcolm Baddock Male
Malene Female
Marcel Male
Marcus Male
Marge Dursley Female
Mark Evans Male
Marni Female
Matisse Male
Mavise Female
Maximus Male
Meatloaf Male
Medusa Unisex
Melbourne Male
Melodie Unisex
Merlin Male
Midnight The middle of the night, especially twelve at night Male English word name
Mila Female
Milady Unisex
Milan Female
Millicent Bagnold Male
Misty Female
Modeste Female
Moet Unisex
Molly Diminutive of Mary Female English
Monique Female
Montague Male
Moon Female
Morag Macdougal Unisex
Morticia Female

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