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Mystical Cat Names, Fantasy and Supernatural Names Starting With K

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

NameMeaningGenderOrigin
Kachina Sacred Dancer Unisex Native American
Kai Fire Male Hawaiian
Kalea bright Unisex
Kali after the Indian goddess of death Female Sanskrit
Kana Powerful Unisex Japanese
Kane tribute, warrior; the doubly-accomplished, golden; man, the eastern sky; beau... Male Celtic
Kara pure Female English
Karen pure Female Danish
Kari curly hair Male Norse
Karina Italian, dear little one Female Scandinavian
Karma Fate or destiny (Hinduism and Buddhism) Female Hindi
Katherine Pure. Used since third century A.D. Early Latin forms Katerina and Caterina b... Female Greek
Kato second of twins Male African
Katrina Greek, pure Female
Kaya my elder sister Female Native
Kayla crown of laurels Female Arabic
Kayleigh Slender Unisex English
Keefer Barrelmaker Variation of Cooper. Surname. Male
Keegan A thinker: fiery. Form of Hugh. Male Irish
Keenan Ancient Male Irish
Keene Ancient. Male
Keith wood, wind; wood-dweller Male Scottish
Keller cellar master Male
Kendall ruler of the valley Female English
Kendra Blend of Ken: (royal obligation:clear water) and Sandra: (protector of man) o... Female English
Kerry dark, dark-haired Male Irish
Kiara Italian, light, clear Female Spelling
King King's field. King is one of several titles occasionally used as given names. Male English
Kiora Little, Dark Unisex Celtic
Kira Dark Lady. Female Russian
Kirsten christian; stone church Female Scandinavian
Kisha Hebrew, cassia tree Female Spelling
Kita north Unisex
Kitty Variant of Katherine. Pure. Female English
Kizzy From Roots Female English
Klaus Scandinavian and German variation of Nicolas Male
Koko stork Female Japanese
Kuma Bear (Japanese). Also to call - kuma (come) here. Unisex
Kyle A place-name referring to the narrows: a wood or a church. Male Scottish
Kylie Boomerang. Feminine form of Kyle. Female Aboriginal
Kyra throne Female Feminine

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