Medieval Cat Names, Cat Names In The Middle Ages Starting With B

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Barney		Male
Barrington		Unisex
Baxter		Male
Beasley		Unisex
Beatrice		Female
Beaver		Unisex
Benedict		Male
Bentley		Male
Berkeley		Male
Beverly		Female
Blanche		Female
Bliss		Male
Blossom		Female
Booker		Male
Bosley		Male
Bowman		Unisex
Bradshaw		Male
Bramwell		Male
Braxton		Male
Brayden		Male
Brenner		Male
Brinley		Female
Bronson		Male
Bryce		Male
Buckminster		Male

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