True Blood Cat Names, Names After Celebrities in True Blood Starting With E

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
E		Unisex
Earl		Male
Ed		Male
Eddie		Male
Eden		Female
Elijah		Male
Elise		Female
Ellen		Female
Elmo		Male
Elvis		Male
Emery		Female
Emma	Connected with a Germanic element meaning whole or great	Female	Germanic-derived name
Emory		Unisex
Eric		Male
Erica		Female
Erik		Unisex
Erin		Female
Ernie		Unisex
Eugene		Male
Evan		Unisex
Ezra		Male

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