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

These are medieval cat names that start with the letter R. 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
Ramsey		Unisex
Randall		Male
Raven		Female
Raymond		Male
Rhett		Male
Rhiannon		Female
Richard		Male
Rikki		Female
River		Male
Robert		Male
Robin		Male
Robyn		Unisex
Rodney		Male
Roger		Male
Roldan		Unisex
Rosalie		Female
Rose	The rose flower association; also an older personal-name history	Female	English and French name histories
Rosetta		Female
Rossa		Unisex
Rostislav		Unisex
Rowan		Male
Roxanne		Female
Rudd		Unisex
Rudyard		Male

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