Calico Cat Names, Distinctive Names for Calico Kittens Starting With M

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Macaulay	Son of Olaf	Male	Scottish
Macinnes	Son of the unique choice	Male
Madame Edgecombe	Works in the Dept. of Magical Transportation	Female
Madison	son of a mighty warrior; son of Maud	Female	English
Madmax	Mad Max film character	Male
Maggie	Abbreviation of Margaret. A pearl.	Female	English
Magnificat	Variation on magnificent - Splendid in appearance.	Male
Mairia	Bitter	Female
Mal	Chief	Male
Mandalay		Male
Manya	Bitter	Female
Marble	Metamorphic stone	Unisex	English
Margaret	after Margaret Thatcher	Female	Greek
Margarita	Cocktail made with tequila and lemon or lime juice.	Female	Spanish
Mariah	the Lord is my teacher	Female	Latin
Marzipan	from the Flash cartoon Homestar Runner	Unisex
Mau	Egyptian word for cat	Unisex	Egyptian
Mavise	Joy	Female
Maya	Abbreviation of Amalia: variant of Maia.	Female
Maynard	Firm	Male
Meadow	Meadow	Female	English
Megaton		Male
Mercedes	Compassionate, merciful.	Female	Spanish
Michiko	She was the first commoner to become Emperess of Japan.	Female	Japanese
Mikeal	Who is like God?	Male
Milky		Female
Millie	English, gentle strength	Female	English
Ming	shining bright	Male	Chinese
Miranda Goshawk	Author of The Standard book of Spells, Grade 2.	Female
Misja	I think that it means little bear, Little fighter or something like that	Female
Modesta	Modest	Female
Molly	Bitter	Female	English
Mona Lisa	Lady	Unisex
Monroe	mouth of the Roe River; wheelwright	Female	Scottish
Montague	steep mountain	Male
Montego	Mountainous	Male	Spanish
Moon	Moon	Female	American
Morgan	circle; sea	Female	Welsh
Motley		Unisex
Mr Prentice	Mrs. Figg's cat.	Male
Muirgheal	Knows the sea	Female
Mycroft	named for Sherlock Holmes smarter brother	Unisex
Mysti	Misty.	Unisex	English

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