Mystical Cat Names, Fantasy and Supernatural Names Starting With B

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Baby	A very young child or animal	Unisex	English word name
Bacchus		Male
Baird		Male
Baka		Unisex
Balder		Unisex
Baldur		Unisex
Ballard		Unisex
Baltazar		Unisex
Balthazar		Male
Barbara		Female
Barbie		Female
Barclay		Male
Barnabas		Male
Barnabus		Male
Baron		Male
Basil		Male
Bast		Unisex
Bastet		Unisex
Bea		Female
Beatrice		Female
Bedivere		Unisex
Bedwyr		Male
Bela		Male
Belinda		Female
Bell		Male
Bella	Associated with Italian bella, meaning beautiful	Female	English usage; Italian word association
Belle	A short name form; also associated with French belle	Female	English name usage; French word association
Bennett		Male
Beowulf		Unisex
Berg		Male
Bernadette		Female
Bernard		Male
Bernice		Female
Bernie		Unisex
Bert		Male
Bertha		Female
Bertram		Male
Bethany		Female
Beverly		Female
Bianca		Female
Blade		Male
Blaine		Male
Blaise		Male
Blanche		Female
Blaze		Male
Bliss		Male
Blossom		Female
Boaz		Male
Bogie		Male
Bonita		Female

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