Latin Cat Names: Classical Words, Roman Names, and Modern Forms Starting With M
These are latin cat names that start with the letter M. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mabel | Female | ||
| Madonna | Female | ||
| Magi | Unisex | ||
| Magnus | Male | ||
| Maia | Female | ||
| Majesty | Male | ||
| Major | Male | ||
| Mandy | Female | ||
| Marcel | Male | ||
| Marci | Unisex | ||
| Marcus | Male | ||
| Marcy | Female | ||
| Margaret | Female | ||
| Maria | Female | ||
| Marian | Male | ||
| Marin | Female | ||
| Marina | Female | ||
| Mario | Male | ||
| Marion | Male | ||
| Marissa | Female | ||
| Mark | Male | ||
| Mars | Male | ||
| Martin | Male | ||
| Martina | Female | ||
| Max | Short form of Maximilian, Maxim or Maxwell | Male | Multiple European name usages |
| Maxime | Male | ||
| Maximilian | Male | ||
| Maximus | Male | ||
| Maxine | Female | ||
| Medea | Female | ||
| Medley | Male | ||
| Melania | Female | ||
| Melissa | Female | ||
| Messina | Unisex | ||
| Mia | A familiar form of Maria; also an Italian word association | Female | Several European usages; Italian word association |
| Micaela | Female | ||
| Michaela | Female | ||
| Mika | Female | ||
| Mikki | Female | ||
| Miles | Male | ||
| Miller | Male | ||
| Milo | Male | Germanic and Latinized Greek name histories | |
| Minerva | Female | ||
| Mira | Female | ||
| Miranda | Female | ||
| Mireya | Female | ||
| Monica | Female | ||
| Monroe | Female | ||
| Montana | Male | ||
| Morris | Male |
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