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French Cat Names, Cat Names of French Origin Starting With S

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

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Saber Patient Unisex
Sabine Of Sabine, Italy Unisex French
Sacha helper and defender of mankind Male
Salome Asked of God Female
Sandrine helper and defender of mankind Female
Sargent officer, to serve Male Spelling
Savoy Unisex
Sebastian An august person Male Latin
Serge servant Male
Seymour From St. Maur Male English
Sheryl Modern invented name, variation of Cherie, French, darling Female English
Sid Variant Of Sidney From St. Denis Unisex
Sidney Saint Denis Female
Sidonie from Sidon Female Latin
Simon he who hears Male
Simone one who hears Female
Sinclair From Saint Clair sur Elle Male Scottish
Sinjin St. John Male
Soleil sun Female
Sophie Wisdom. Variant of Sophia Female
Stephanie garland, crown Female Greek
Stuart Bailiff Male Scottish
Susanne Lily. Variant of Hebrew Susannah. In the apocryphal Book of Tobit Susannah co... Female
Suzanne Lily Variant of Hebrew Susannah. In the apocryphal Book of Tobit Susannah cou... Female
Suzette Lily. Variant of Hebrew Susannah. In the apocryphal Book of Tobit Susannah co... Female
Syd Variant of Sidney from St. Denis Male
Sydnee From St. Denis. Female
Sydney from city of St. Denis Female
Sylvie from the forest Female

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