Celtic Cat Names: Irish, Welsh, Scottish, and Story-Led Choices Starting With C

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Caellum		Male
Calhoun		Male
Cameron		Male
Cara		Female
Caradoc		Male
Carbry		Male
Cardew		Male
Carlin		Male
Carmel		Female
Carney		Male
Carrick		Male
Carroll		Male
Casey		Male
Cassidy		Female
Cathal		Unisex
Cecil		Male
Cedric		Male
Chad		Male
Clancy		Male
Colin		Male
Colla		Unisex
Conan		Male
Connor		Male
Corann		Male
Cordelia		Female
Corey		Male
Corrigan		Unisex
Coyle		Unisex
Cunningham		Unisex
Curran		Male
Curry		Male

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