Gina Ries
When a new tailed friend of a person appears in the house, one of the most fun moments can be choosing a name for a pet.Here you can find many options of exotic cat names that will fit perfectly for your kitten.
- Rangsey – seven colors in Cambodian
- Twiga – giraffe in Kiswahili
- Priya – love in Sanskrit/Indian
- Daiki – great glory in Japanese
- Demetria – Goddess of harvest and fertility in Greek
- Mukhtar – chosen in Arabic
- Javiera – owner of the house in Spanish
- Suki – beloved in Japanese
- Siri – tiger in Nigerian
- Arun – sun in Burmese
- Amara – everlasting in Italian
- Ruwa – beauty in Arabic
- Annipe – daughter of the Nile in Egyptian
- Saki – cape in Japanese
- Adhira – meaning restless in Sanskrit/Indian
- Kamilah – perfect in Egyptian
- Myeong – bright and clear in Korean
- Ekaterina – pure in Russian
- Zaki – lion in West African
- Dae-jung – great and vast in Korean
- Ambrossio – divine in Spanish
- Bao – precious treasure in Chinese
- Amorita – little loved in Latin
- Sabra – patient in Egyptian
- Hans – gift from God in German
- Sabine – German form of Sabrina
- Indra – God of rain and thunder in Sanskrit/Indian
- Sempala – antelope in Ugandan
- Fairuz – turquoise in Arabic
- Uma – second daughter in Nigerian
- Chantrea – moon in Cambodian
- Kameko – superior child in Japanese
- Oro – gold in Spanish
- Adita – first root in Sanskrit/Indian
- Alessandro – defender of mankind in Italian
- Svetlana – star in Russian
- Hamisi – Thursday’s child in Somalian
- Senkima – monkey in Ugandan
- Panya – mouse in Kiswahili
- Azizi – precious in Egyptian
- Vladimir – renowned prince in Russian
- Akemi – beauty in Japanese
- Inama – wild animals in Zambian
- Ivana – God is gracious in Czech
- Lencho – lion in Ethiopian and Kenyan
- Krishna – dark, black in Sanskrit/Indian
- Goya – wild cat in South African
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