Exotic Cat Names

If you're looking for a name that's as exotic and alluring as your feline friend, then this list of exotic cat names is sure to transport you to far-off lands and distant shores. Enjoy names inspired by foreign languages and monikers that evoke the mystery and romance of the unknown.

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• Adroa

  Originates from African mythology, adding a mystical, foreign flair.
• Anansi

  Originates from African folklore, often associated with trickster spider tales.
• Annipe

  Derived from ancient Egyptian, it's unique and not commonly used.
• Anubis

  Named after Egyptian god, it's unique and mysterious, perfect for feline mystique.
• Aruba

  Named after a Caribbean island, it screams tropical paradise and mystery.
• Asha

  This Indian moniker means "hope" and isn't common for felines.
• Azizi

  This African Swahili moniker means "precious," adding a unique flair.
• Bali

  Named after an Indonesian island known for its unique beauty.
• Bay

  Uncommon, it's inspired by nature and evokes images of tropical paradises.
• Bumba

  This quirky moniker hails from African folklore, oozing unique charm!
• Cammue

  Uncommon and foreign-sounding, it hints at mystery and far-off lands.
• Daliah

  This name hails from Hebrew origins, meaning "branch", adding a foreign flair.
• Ekon

  Uncommon and African-rooted, meaning "strong," it's a unique feline moniker.
• Feechi

  Uncommon, with a mysterious allure, hinting at far-off, enchanting lands.
• Garmenh

  Uncommon and foreign, it hints at Armenian roots, adding a mysterious allure.
• Garte

  Uncommon and foreign, it's a twist on "gato", Spanish for cat.
• Gorpue

  Uncommon and quirky, it sounds like a creature from a fantasy novel.
• Guinea

  Named after a far-off land, it sparks intrigue and adventure!
• Haji

  Originating from Arabic, this unique moniker screams international intrigue!
• Imani

  Originating from Africa, this Swahili gem means "faith" or "belief".
• Isabis

  Uncommon, hailing from Africa, meaning "something beautiful" in Namibian dialect.
• Iyabo

  Originating from Nigeria, this unique moniker isn't common in Western cultures.
• Izara

  This unique moniker hails from Arabic origins, meaning "bright as morning."
• Jafari

  This swanky moniker hails from Persian roots, oozing mystery and allure.
• Java

  Named after an Indonesian island, it's unique and hints at adventure.
• Jinja

  This spicy name hails from Uganda's second largest city!
• Juba

  Originates from Africa and references a lively dance style.
• Kaang

  This unique moniker hails from African mythology, sparking intrigue and mystery.
• Kadida

  This unique moniker hails from Arabic origins, oozing mystery and allure.
• Kahn

  Derived from Star Trek, suggesting foreign, mysterious origins.
• Kalifa

  Arabic origins and association with a famous skyscraper make it unique.
• Kanika

  Originating from Africa, this unique moniker means "black" in Swahili.
• Kano

  Hails from Nigeria, adding a dash of African allure to feline monikers.
• Kessie

  This unique moniker hails from Africa, adding a dash of global flair.
• Kia

  Originating from Asia, this car brand name oozes foreign allure.
• Kolli

  This unique moniker hails from distant Nordic mythology, oozing mystery.
• Kortolo

  Uncommon and foreign-sounding, it hints at mysterious, far-off lands.
• Kwame

  Originating from Africa, this name screams unique and worldly charm!
• Kymani

  Uncommon, with Jamaican roots, it's a nod to reggae royalty, Marley.
• Lencho

  Uncommon, hailing from Ethiopia, it's a unique choice for feline monikers.
• Lissa

  Uncommon and foreign, it's derived from Greek mythology's Melissa.
• Luanda

  Named after Angola's capital, it's a unique, foreign choice for felines.
• Lulu

  Uncommon and foreign, Lulu hails from Swahili, meaning "pearl" or "precious."
• Lurpu

  Uncommon and quirky, it sounds like a creature from a sci-fi movie!
• Maaza

  Originating from India, this fruity moniker screams tropical adventure!
• Makenna

  Hawaiian roots and rarity in feline monikers give it a unique flair.
• Marjani

  This Swahili gem means "coral", evoking images of vibrant, tropical seas.
• Massai

  Derived from a unique African tribe, adding a worldly, mysterious flair.
• May

  Uncommon for felines, it's inspired by springtime, symbolizing rebirth and growth.
• Miski

  Derived from Quechua, Miski means sweet, adding a foreign flair.
• Nairobi

  Kenya's capital city, known for its vibrant culture and wildlife.
• Nala

  She's named after a beloved lioness from Disney's Lion King.
• Nayo

  Uncommon and African-inspired, it's a unique choice for feline friends.
• Ngozi

  Hailing from Africa, this unique moniker means "blessing" in Igbo!
• Nilla

  Uncommon and inspired by delicious vanilla, a rare flavor for feline monikers!
• Nowa

  Uncommon and Polish, meaning "new", it's a unique feline moniker.
• Nya

  Originates from Japan, often used in anime to mimic cat sounds.
• Nyanpue

  Uncommon, inspired by Japanese "Nyan" for meow, adding a unique twist!
• Ode

  Uncommon, inspired by lyrical poetry, it's a unique feline moniker.
• Papúa

  Named after a remote, tropical island, it screams adventure and mystery.
• Paros

  Named after a Greek island, it's unique and evokes Mediterranean charm.
• Paye

  Uncommon and foreign, it's derived from French meaning "paid".
• Ronah

  Uncommon and foreign, it hails from Hebrew origins, meaning "joyful song".
• Sabra

  Originating from Middle Eastern culture, it's unique and unfamiliar to many.
• Siri

  Apple's voice assistant lends a techy, unique flair to feline monikers.
• Uma

  Uncommon in Western culture, it's a nod to Bollywood's unique charm.
• Zane

  Uncommon, with roots in Arabic and Hebrew, it screams mystery and allure!

Exotic Cat Names currently rank in 29th place out of all MeowNames.com categories.

As of July 2024, exotic cat names are rising in popularity with new cat owners. According to our stats, they are more fashionable than they were at the same 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.