Looking for cat names and meanings? Here you will find a list of fun cat names and their meanings. So before you name your cat, find out what such name means!
The following list includes names inspired by foreign words, mythology and ancient names. You will also find the name meanings. I hope this list helps you find the perfect name for your cat.
Pet names and meanings
Ab, Abba – father (Semitic languages)
Abbot - priest (Old English)
Abia – name of the nursemaid of Hyllus, a son of Heracles (Greek mythology)
Abner - father of light (Hebrew)
Amazon – from Greek mythology, a tribe of female warriors
Amor – love (Spanish)
Amore – love (Italian)
Amour – love (French)
Andromeda – name of a princess in Greek mythology
Anushka - favored grace
Avis – bird (Latin)
Baast (Bast) - Egyptian cat goddess
Baldwin - brave friend (Ancient German)
Bellona - goddess of war
Bijou – jewel (French)
Burke – birch tree (German)
Cheri, Cherie – dear, precious (French)
Chile – hot pepper, chili pepper (Spanish)
Chinook – name of Native American tribe (US)
Chiquita - little girl (Spanish)
Dante – lasting (Italian)
Dartagnan – leader, one of the "Three Musketeers"
Elaine – derived from Helen, meaning bright
Elle – derived from Eleanor, a medieval form of Helen
Faye (Fay) - fairy (Old French)
Feliz – happy (Spanish)
Gianina – God is gracious (Italian)
Gingseng - root of plant with medicinal attributes
Hahn – rooster (German)
Lear – of the meadow (German)
Luna – moon (Spanish)
Magnificat – magnify (Latin)
Miel – honey (Spanish)
Pax –peace (Latin)
Ramses - son of Ra (Egyptian)
Saffiya – pure (Arabic)
Sienna – reddish-brown clay (Italian)
Sushi – Japanese dish consisting of rice and raw seafood or fish
Tara - towering rock, home of the ancient kings of Ireland
Toffee – a type of hard brown, chewy candy
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