Indian Cat Names
Get ready to dive into a list of Indian cat names that will make you purr with delight! From the rich and vibrant culture of India, these names are inspired by everything from spices and Bollywood to gods and goddesses.
Indian Cat Names For Boys
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Means "beginning" in Sanskrit, often used in Hindu baby names.
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A popular male name in India, often used by Muslims.
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Common first name in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning "first" or "most important".
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Common in Urdu language, often used by Indian Muslims.
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A popular male name in Hindi, meaning unique.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in Hindu naming traditions.
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A popular male name in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning "immortal".
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Derived from Persian, used in India, meaning "prince" or "commander".
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Common in Urdu language, often used by Indian Muslims.
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Derived from Arabic, commonly used in Indian Muslim community.
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Derived from Persian, popular in Urdu-speaking Indian communities.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies long life in Indian culture.
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Means "free" in Hindi and Urdu, often used in Indian names.
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Derived from Arabic, commonly used in Indian Muslim communities.
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Founder of the Mughal Empire in India during the 16th century.
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Banshi refers to a flute in Hindi, a popular Indian instrument.
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A common male name in India, often linked to sandalwood.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "clever" or "intelligent" in Indian culture.
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A Sanskrit origin name, meaning full of knowledge in Indian culture.
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Associated with ancient Indian mythology, symbolizing a demon or monster.
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A Sanskrit origin name, often used in Hinduism, meaning competent or capable.
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Associated with Sanskrit, meaning "god", commonly used in Indian names.
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A popular male name in India, derived from Sanskrit, meaning "polar star".
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A character from the Indian epic Mahabharata, known for his archery skills.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies the Hindu god of intellect, Lord Ganesha.
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Fravash represents guardian spirits in ancient Indian Zoroastrianism.
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Derived from Sanskrit, meaning a precious stone or gem in Hindi.
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Associated with Indian culture, Hansh means "swan" in Bengali language.
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A common male name in India, often referring to Lord Vishnu.
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Associated with Sanskrit, meaning happiness, also an ancient Indian emperor.
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Derived from Sanskrit, often used in Hindu scriptures and texts.
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A common male name in India, meaning courage or bravery in Hindi.
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Derived from Hindi, signifies skill or talent in Indian culture.
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No connection between Ifran and Indian culture or language exists.
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Ancient Hindu god of rain and king of heaven in Vedic mythology.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in Hindu naming traditions.
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Common in Hindi, signifies victory or success, often used in celebrations.
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Common Muslim name in India, derived from Arabic meaning eternal.
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Common male name in India, derived from Sanskrit language.
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Derived from Sanskrit, meaning "imagined" or "created" in Hindi.
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A popular male name in India, often linked to Hindu god Kartikeya.
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Means "poet" in Sanskrit, often used in Indian literature and culture.
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Common surname among Indian Muslims, derived from Turkish/Mongol title.
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A revered deity in Hinduism, often associated with love and compassion.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies aim or objective in Hindi culture.
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Common surname in India, often means "beloved" or "red" in Hindi.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in Hindu culture, meaning "written".
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Common in South India, often means "gem" or "jewel" in Tamil.
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Mishka means gift of love in Indian Sanskrit language.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in India, meaning "night" or "darkness".
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies vitality or life energy in Indian culture.
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Associated with Bengali origin, meaning supreme, ultimate.
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Derived from Sanskrit, often linked to Arjuna, a hero in Mahabharata.
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A Bollywood film highlighting menstrual hygiene in India.
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A common male name in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning "light".
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A popular male name in India, meaning love or affection in Sanskrit.
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Refers to rulership or sovereignty in Sanskrit and Hindi languages.
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A common male name in India, often used in Hindu families.
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A popular male name in India, often used in Hindi-speaking regions.
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A Sanskrit origin, meaning ascending or healing in Indian culture.
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A popular male name in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning "red".
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Means "abode of Lord Rama" in Sanskrit, significant in Hinduism.
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Associated with Indian spirituality, often referring to divine or holy figures.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies "battle, war" in Indian culture.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in Hindi-speaking regions.
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Derived from Sanskrit, commonly used in India, meaning moonlight.
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Derived from Hindi, meaning splendid or magnificent, often used for names.
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Derived from Sanskrit, often used in Hindu naming traditions.
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Not directly linked to Indian culture or language.
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Associated with a popular Bollywood couple's son, sparking naming trend.
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A popular male name in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning cold, frost.
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Means "rising" in Sanskrit, often used for boys in India.
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Derived from Sanskrit, often used in Hindu naming traditions.
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Derived from Sanskrit, signifies knowledge and wisdom in ancient Indian texts.
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Common male name in India, meaning "victory" in Sanskrit.
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Associated with a popular Indian cricketer and means 'huge' in Hindi.
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Derived from Sanskrit, often used as a nickname in Indian communities.
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A popular male name in India, meaning fame or glory in Sanskrit.
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Commonly used in India, derived from Sanskrit meaning fame or glory.
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Derived from Urdu, commonly spoken in India, meaning beautiful or graceful.
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Indian Cat Names: Stats
Indian Cat Names currently rank in 4th place out of all MeowNames.com categories.
As of November 2024, indian 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.
Comments (1)
Jazmin (Buenos Aires, Argentina) - 11-26-2023
Algo bueno no? Xd
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