British Cat Names
If you're looking for cat names that are refined, proper, and full of charm, then this list of British cat names is purrfect for you! From classic names inspired by British literature to monikers inspired by popular British TV shows, you're bound to find a name you love.
British Cat Names For Girls
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Popular in the UK, originates from Hebrew, means "father's joy".
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Famous British singer known for soulful pop music and multiple Grammy wins.
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Associated with royalty, notably Queen Victoria's youngest daughter.
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Iconic clock tower symbolizing London and British parliamentary democracy.
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Derived from Katherine, popular in Wales and Ireland.
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Popular British royal name and a classic English literature character.
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Common term for fried potato slices, often served with fish.
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A character in Shakespeare's play "King Lear", symbolizing loyalty and truth.
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A traditional British snack, often served with tea or breakfast.
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Common British slang for "excellent" or "first-rate".
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Title for women equivalent to knighthood in the UK honors system.
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Associated with a popular English horse race, the Epsom Derby.
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Associated with Princess Diana, beloved figure in British history.
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Commonly used in UK slang to describe something suspicious or unreliable.
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Title for wives or widows of British dukes in nobility hierarchy.
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Associated with British royalty, notably Queen Eleanor of Aquitaine.
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Two British queens and a famous playwright's heroine share this name.
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Associated with a UK-based tech company specializing in women's health.
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Popular British novel by Jane Austen, also common female name.
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Popular female name in the UK, especially during the 1980s.
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Iconic Irish stout, popular in British pubs and associated with good times.
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Popularized in Britain, often associated with Shakespeare's play "Cymbeline".
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Popular in the UK, derived from a Scottish river's name.
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A traditional Scottish variant of the name Elizabeth.
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Commonly used in British literature, notably in Bronte and Austen novels.
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Derived from Irish origin, popular in the United Kingdom.
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Associated with Queen Mary and the nursery rhyme "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary".
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Associated with Loch Ness Monster, a famous Scottish folklore creature.
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Noira is an anagram of the English city, Arion.
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Popularized by Shakespeare, frequently used in British literature.
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A traditional British dish, often filled with meat and vegetables.
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Associated with British royalty through Kate Middleton's sister.
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Symbolises remembrance of soldiers who died in World War I.
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Associated with upper-class, refined manners and speech in UK society.
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Used for royal daughters, also a popular name for ships and pets.
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Monarch of the United Kingdom, symbol of British heritage and tradition.
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Quid is slang for one pound sterling in the UK.
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Refers to Scotland in Latin, used in poetry and literature.
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Associated with a popular British street game from Liverpool.
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Popularized in UK through Irish singer Sinead O'Connor.
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Commonly used in Ireland and UK, derived from Irish Gaelic language.
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Slang term for television in the United Kingdom.
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Associated with former UK Prime Minister and conservative policies.
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Named after a famous queen, symbolizes a historical era in Britain.
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British Cat Names: Stats
British Cat Names currently rank in 46th place out of all MeowNames.com categories.
As of September 2024, british cat names are losing some popularity with new kitten owners. According to MeowNames stats, they are less fashionable than they were at this time last year.
We've seen quite a bit of variation for this category, which might suggest that its popularity is influenced by seasonal or cultural events.
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