Latin Cat Names: Classical Words, Roman Names, and Modern Forms Starting With C

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Cadence	rhythm, beat	Female	Latin
Caesar	Title for Roman Emperors	Male	Latin
Calida	Ardent	Female	Spanish
Calliope	beautiful voice	Female	Greek
Calvin	Bald	Male	Latin
Cameo	A carved gem portrait.	Female	Word
Camila	Attendant	Female	Latin
Camile	Free-Born; Noble. Variant Of Camilla	Unisex	French
Camilla	young ceremonial attendant	Female	Latin
Carly	Little and womanly. Alternate Spelling: Carlie.	Female	Feminine
Carmella	Golden And Sweet	Unisex	English
Carmen	garden, field of fruit, song. One who has a beautiful voice.	Female	Spanish
Caroline	strong, melody, song	Female
Cary	honest one, shy	Male	Latin
Cash	hollow	Male	Word
Cassius	hollow	Male	Latin
Cato	all-knowing	Male	Latin
Cecil	blind	Male	Latin
Cecilia	blind one	Female	Latin
Celeste	heavenly	Female	Latin
Chastity	Chaste, Pure	Female	English
Cherry	Various trees that produce red to black fruit.	Female	Fruit
Chester	fortress, walled town,	Male	Latin
Christian	annointed, follows Christ	Male	Greek
Christopher	Christ-bearer	Male	Greek
Clara	bright, clear	Female	Latin
Clarence	bright	Male	Latin
Clark	cleric, scholar	Male	English
Claudia	Feminine of Claude.	Female	Latin
Constance	steadfastness	Female	English
Constantine	steadfast	Male	Latin
Corbin	from the movie The Fifth Element	Male	Latin
Cordelia	In Shakespeare's King Lear a woman of rare honesty.	Female	Latin
Crystal	Variant of Christiana. Follower of Christ.	Female

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