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Urdu Names for Cats

Getting a new cat is exciting, whoop. But picking the perfect name can be tricky. I see so many people default to basic English names when there are gorgeous Urdu options that sound way more cool and meaningful in my opinion.

Here is a compilation of names I have put together, and honestly, some of them are just perfect for cats. Like Chai for a brown tabby or Laddu for that round, fluffy kitten who’s always getting into mischief. Cats respond well to the sounds, and you get to use beautiful language from your culture every single day (bonus).

What I love most is how these names make conversations more fun. When someone asks about your cat Nimko, you get to explain it means “snack” and suddenly everyone’s smiling. It’s those moments that make having a pet even better.

Popular Urdu Cat Names by Meaning

Billi – Cat
The most obvious choice that many families love. Simple, clear, and your cat will know you’re talking to them right away.

Miyaan – Sir or mister
Perfect for male cats who act like they own the house. Sounds respectful (har har) and cute at the same time.

Sheru – Lion
Great for brave cats or ones with big personalities. Make your house cat feel like the king of the jungle.

Simba – Lion
Another lion name that’s easy for everyone to say. Perfect for cats who think they’re much bigger than they are. Also Lion King ref. because why not.

Babu – Little one
Sweet name for any cat, especially smaller ones. Sounds loving and caring every time you say it.

Chotu – Little one
Another word for small that works great for kittens or cats who stay tiny. Very common in Pakistani families.

Beautiful Urdu Names for Female Cats

Noor – Light
Perfect for cats who brighten up your day. Especially good for cats with light colored fur or bright eyes.

Sitara – Star
Great for cats who love attention or have sparkly personalities. Beautiful name that sounds elegant for that elegant diva cat.

Chanda – Moon
Perfect for cats who are active at night or have round faces. Classic and pretty sounding.

Gudiya – Doll
Sweet name for cats who are extra cute or love being petted. Shows how precious your cat is to you.

Rani – Queen
Perfect for female cats who act like they rule the house. Great for cats with attitude. Beyonce who.

Malka – Queen
Another royal name for cats who demand royal treatment. Sounds strong and beautiful.

Bulbul – Nightingale
Great for cats who meow a lot or have musical voices. Pretty name with a lovely meaning.

Phool – Flower
Simple and sweet for gentle cats. Perfect for cats who are soft and delicate.

Urdu Names for Male Cats

Raja – King
Classic choice for male cats who act like royalty. Every cat thinks he’s the king anyway.

Badsha – Emperor
Perfect for cats with big personalities who run the house. Sounds impressive and royal.

Sher – Lion
Short and dignified. Great for cats who are brave or have thick fur like a mane.

Bahadur – Brave
Perfect for cats who aren’t scared of anything. Good for cats who protect the house from mice.

Sardar – Chief
Great for cats who seem to be in charge of other pets. Great for cats with natural leadership.

Sultan – Ruler
Royal name that sounds impressive. Perfect for cats who carry themselves like a sultan.

Nawab – Prince
Elegant name for cats with refined personalities. Shows class and nobility.

Cute Urdu Pet Names for Cats

Meetha – Sweet
Perfect for affectionate cats who love cuddles. Shows how much you love your pet.

Pyara – Dear one
Gentle name that works for any cat. Shows care and love in a simple way.

Chunnu – Little sweet one
Adorable name for kittens or cats who stay playful. Very popular in North Indian families.

Munnu – Little one
Another cute name for small cats. Easy to say and sounds affectionate.

Golu – Round one
Funny name for chubby cats or ones with round faces. Makes everyone smile.

Pintu – Little one
Simple and sweet. Good for cats who are small or act young even when grown up.

Bittu – Little child
Cute name that shows your cat is like family. Perfect for cats who act like babies.

Color Based Urdu Names for Cats

Kala – Black
Simple name for black cats. Easy to remember and fits a black cat perfectly.

Safed – White
Clear choice for white cats. Sounds nice and everyone understands it right away.

Bhura – Brown
Perfect for brown or tan cats. Simple and describes your cat perfectly.

Surkh – Red
Great for orange or reddish cats. More interesting than just saying orange.

Hara – Green
Good for cats with green eyes.

Neela – Blue
Perfect for cats with blue eyes or gray fur that looks bluish.

Peela – Yellow
Nice for yellow or cream colored cats. Simple and sweet sounding.

Food Inspired Urdu Cat Names

Laddu – Sweet ball
Adorable for round, chubby cats. Haha everyone loves this name because it’s so cute.

Barfi – Sweet dessert
Perfect for white, fluffy cats. Shows your cat is as sweet as dessert.

Chai – Tea
Simple and sweet name that everyone knows. Great for brown colored cats or ones who are comforting. I love this one.

Nimko – Snack
Cute name for cats who love treats. Perfect for cats who are always hungry or have zero survival skills and can be eaten as a snack lol joking (ofc).

Biryani – Spiced rice dish
Fun name for cats with mixed colors. Shows your cat is as special as your favorite Biryani meal.

Mango – Sweet fruit
Perfect for orange or yellow cats. Or for any sweet cat you want to give a fun, cute name to.

Gulab – Rose
Beautiful for pink nosed cats. Elegant and pretty.

Shehad – Honey
Great for golden colored cats or extra sweet ones. Shows how much you love them.

Kaju – Cashew
Cute for small, light colored cats. Fun name that makes people smile.

Pista – Pistachio
Good for green eyed cats or ones with greenish fur. Unique and memorable.

Personality Based Urdu Names for Cats

Shanti – Peace
Great for calm, quiet cats who love sleeping. Shows their gentle nature.

Tez – Fast
Perfect for cats who run around a lot. Good for young, active cats. This also gives me Tasmanian devil vibes, like the cartoon.

Moto – Chubby
Adorable name for fat, round cats. Everyone will smile when they hear it.

Mano – Little one
Sweet and simple name that sounds caring. Good for any cat you want to pamper.

Tips for Choosing Perfect Urdu Names for Cats

1. Think about your cat’s personality first. Is your cat playful or calm like Shanti? Pick names that match who your cat really is.

2. Consider the sound of the name. Cats respond better to names with sharp sounds like “k” or “t” sounds. Names like Kala or Bittu work well because cats can hear them clearly.

3. Keep it short and simple. Long names are hard for cats to learn and hard for you to say quickly. Most good cat names are one or two sounds long.

4. Test the name for a few days before deciding. Call your cat by the name and see if they start responding. If they ignore it completely, try something else.

Side note: make sure everyone in your family can say the name easily. Let’s be real. If your kids can’t pronounce it, then pick something simpler that everyone can use.

Also, don’t worry about what other people think. Pick a name that makes you happy and fits your cat. Your pet doesn’t care if the name sounds fancy or simple.

How to Make your Cat Learn Their Urdu Name

• Use the name every time you feed your cat. Cats learn fastest when food is involved. So what you do is say their name clearly before putting down their bowl.

• Say the name in a happy voice. Cats respond better to excited, loving voices than serious ones. Make their name sound like good news.

• Also, use the name when you pet them. While giving scratches or cuddles, repeat their name so they connect it with good feelings.

• Be patient and consistent. Some cats learn their names in days, others take weeks. Keep using the same name and don’t give up.

• Also you should reward your cat when they respond. Give treats or pets when they look at you after hearing their name. This will help them learn faster.

What are your favorite cat names? Let me know in the comments.

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Latifah is a chai-fueled creative who abandoned corporate marketing to sprinkle artsy chaos across the internet. She’sfirm believer that sambosas count as a love language. When she’s not designing Muslim crafts or geeking out over wedding invites, she’s probably lost in an art museum, chasing inspiration, or debating whether brownies count as a meal.

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