Spanish Cat Names, Cat Names of Spanish Origin Starting With R

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Rafael		Male
Rafe		Male
Rai		Female
Raimunda		Female
Raimundo		Male
Rainaa		Female
Ramira		Female
Ramirez		Male
Ramiro		Male
Ramon		Male
Ramona		Female
Ramone		Male
Raquel		Female
Raul		Male
Raulo		Male
Rayman		Male
Raymon		Male
Regina		Female
Renata		Female
Reno		Male
Rey		Male
Reyna		Unisex
Rica		Female
Ricardo		Male
Rico		Male
Rio		Male
Risa		Female
Rita		Female
River		Male
Rodrigo		Male
Rojo		Male
Roldan		Unisex
Roman		Male
Romana		Female
Romano		Unisex
Romeo		Male
Ronaldo		Unisex
Rosalind		Female
Rosario		Male
Rosita		Female
Ruben		Unisex

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