Movie Cat Names, Names After Famous Cats In Film Starting With M

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Madeline		Female
Madonna		Female
Maria		Female
Marie		Female
Marley		Female	English surname; several place-name readings
Mary		Female
Matilda	Strength in battle	Female	Germanic-derived name
Mavis		Female
Meeko		Male
Mehitabel		Female
Meow		Unisex
Mickey Mouse		Unisex
Milo		Male	Germanic and Latinized Greek name histories
Minnie	A familiar form of Wilhelmina	Female	English
Mirage		Male
Missy		Female
Mittens	Hand coverings with a separate thumb section	Unisex	English word name
Mouse		Unisex
Mr. Whiskers		Unisex
Mufasa		Unisex
Mulan		Unisex
Munchkin		Unisex
Muppet		Unisex
Mushu		Unisex
Myrtle		Female
Mystique		Female

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