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Ragdoll Cat Names, Cat Names of Ragdoll Breed Starting With C

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

NameMeaningGenderOrigin
Cagney Surname. Male Irish
Calida Ardent Female Spanish
Calvina Feminine form of Calvino bald Female Latin
Capone After Al Capone, gangster Male
Carbon Soft, black material. Carbon copying paper. Unisex
Carla Manly Female Italian
Carmel From the vinyard Female
Cary honest one, shy Male Latin
Cassidy Clever: Curly-headed. Female Irish
Celectina Warbeck Popular singing sorceress. Female
Chandler candle maker Male
Chang smooth, free, unhindered Male Chinese
Char Beloved Unisex Celtic
Chaz French from German, free man Male English
Chester fortress, walled town, Male Latin
Chicko Unisex
Chiclet Brand of chewing gum whose feature is small square candy coated pieces. Unisex
Chico Spanish for little Male Spanish
Chloe Fresh young blossom, Greek for blooming Female Greek
Cho Chang Butterfy Unisex
Circe witch-goddess, seductive Female Greek
Cisco Frenchman or free man Male English
Cj Unisex
Cloudy Cloud Male
Cluedo Board game Unisex
Cobalt Deep blue color Male
Coca-Cola Unisex
Coco A pet name. Female Spanish
Cocoa cocoa Jumbo Female Color
Coffee Bean Fair Skinned Unisex
Conrad brave counsel Male
Cotton Ball Woody hill Unisex
Countess Wife of a Count Female Word
Crookshanks Hermione Granger's cat in the Harry Potter stories. Unisex Literary
Cruiserweight Male
Cruz cross Male Spanish
Cub Young bear Unisex English
Cupcake Small cake baked in a cup shaped container Unisex
Cutie A cute character. Female
Cyan greenish blue color Male English

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