K-pop Cat Names: Idol, Bias and Korean-Word Picks Starting With M

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Magic		Male
Maple		Female
Marmalade		Unisex
Marshmallow	A soft, spongy sweet confection	Unisex	English word name
Melody		Female
Midnight	The middle of the night, especially twelve at night	Male	English word name
Mimi	A familiar form of Maria and other M names	Female	English name usage
Min		Female
Mina		Female
Mochi	Japanese rice cake made from cooked, pounded glutinous rice	Unisex	Japanese food word
Momo	Peach in Japanese	Unisex	Japanese fruit word
Moon		Female

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