Nerdy Cat Names, Nerdy Girl Names And Nerdy Boy Names Starting With R

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Rachel		Female
Rain		Male
Ralph		Male
Ramona		Female
Randall		Male
Randy		Male
Raven		Female
Raymond		Male
Reginald		Male
Remus		Male
Rhett		Male
Richard		Male
Ripley		Male
River		Male
Robert		Male
Rocket		Male
Rocky	A familiar form of Rocco or a nickname for a tough person	Male	English nickname usage
Rodney		Male
Roland		Male
Ronan		Male
Ronnie		Unisex
Rory		Male
Roscoe		Male
Rosebud		Unisex
Ross		Male
Rowena		Female
Roy		Male
Ruby	The ruby gemstone	Female	English gemstone name
Rufus		Male
Rupert		Male

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