Bagheera

English Etymology From en hi बाघ tiger, coined by Rudyard Kipling in The Jungle Book. The scouting term and the cat-name comes from the character name. Proper noun thumb|Mowgli, and on the right, Bagheera. A cat name; a name given to pet cats. en 2011-05-10 Freda Vasilopoulos Past Tense Belgrave House 9781610845359 Bagheera sat himself down in front of the chair, his green eyes avid with curiosity. Tony stared back at him, grinning as he saw the ragged scar that replaced the tip of one ear. When the cat tilted his head, he had a whimsically, en 2017-01-01 Stephanie C. Fox Scheherazade Cat - The Story of a War Hero QueenBeeEdit 9780692973387 138 Bagheera appeared with a “MrrrrOW!” on the edge of the table, leaping abruptly up to see what I was doing. When he saw, he got off immediately. He was a smart cat; he never messed with my puzzles. He even found missing pieces for me! en 2019-12-26 Yamile Saied Méndez Random Acts of Kittens: A Wish Novel Scholastic Inc. 9781338574937 “How do you know so much about what cats need?” Hayden raked his fingers through his shaggy brown hair and said, “Remember Catsby and Bagheera?” “Who?” Julieta clicked her tongue. “Remember his cats? Bagheera did this to me” Noun The deputy leader of a pack of Cub Scouts. See also en Akela en British fiction Fictional characters Rudyard Kipling