Nature Cat Names, Names Inspired from Nature Starting With M

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Madison		Female
Magnolia		Female
Mahogany		Female
Mango	The mango fruit or the tree that bears it	Unisex	English word name
Maple		Female
Marguerite		Female
Marigold		Female
Marina		Female
Marsh		Male
McKinley		Female
Meadow		Female
Mercury		Male
Mica		Unisex
Midnight	The middle of the night, especially twelve at night	Male	English word name
Mimosa		Female
Mist		Unisex
Misty		Female
Monkey		Unisex
Moon		Female
Moonbeam		Unisex
Moonlight		Unisex
Moose		Unisex
Morning Glory		Unisex
Mouse		Unisex
Myrtle		Female

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