Female cat names

Cherry blossom

Greek nymph of a spring whose unrequited love led to mythological transformation

In Greek mythology, daughter of the river god Maeandrus and wife of Ancaeus

Sanskrit for 'consciousness' or 'awareness' — Hindu goddess of clouds and dusk

In Vedic and Hindu mythology, the divine dog or hound — celestial messenger

From Sanskrit meaning 'flowing' — the goddess of knowledge, music, arts, and speech in Hinduism

Akkadian deity associated with speech, language, and communication

From Sanskrit 'sixth' — a Hindu goddess of fertility, childbirth, and household protection

From Sanskrit meaning 'virtuous woman' or 'truth' — the first wife of Shiva in Hindu mythology

From Sanskrit meaning 'one who is truthful and radiant' — a principal wife of Krishna in Hindu mythology

Treeless plain

English color-based surname meaning 'one who wears scarlet cloth'

Compound name blending the color scarlet with the concept of magical enchantment

A nymph cursed by the goddess Circe and transformed into a six-headed sea monster guarding a strait

Sugar

Goddess of the moon

Pokémon trainer from Kalos

Calm — also Sinus Serenitatis, the Bay of Serenity on the Moon

Goddess associated with earth, wife of Thor

A naiad (freshwater nymph) seduced by Zeus in Greek mythology

Cute, charming

Compound name: 'Sister' denotes affection or companionship; 'Cream' references a light color or soft, creamy appearance

From Sanskrit meaning 'cool' or 'cold' — Hindu goddess of smallpox and disease

Kitten Pokémon, Normal type

The Simpsons family cat

Wisdom

Sun

Ear of grain — brightest star in Virgo

The narrator of Angie Thomas's The Hate U Give

Star

Lord Asriel's snow-leopard dæmon in His Dark Materials

One of the seven Pleiades sisters, daughters of Atlas in Greek mythology

Ancient Phrygian mother goddess associated with fertility and divine protection

One of the Greek Nereids, a sea nymph renowned for her beauty

A naiad (freshwater nymph) from Greek mythology, daughter of the river god Asopus

The goddess of the river Styx, the mythical boundary between Earth and the Underworld

Beloved — from the word for "like" or "love"

A Roman nymph or minor divinity associated with the Roman household and fertility

A sacred utterance in Hindu ritual, used to seal mantras and prayers — wife of Agni, the fire god

From Greek sibulla, meaning prophetess or oracle — a woman with supernatural foresight

Intertwining Pokémon, Fairy type

From Latin silva, meaning forest or woodland — a nymph of the woods

A river nymph in Greek mythology, dwelling in flowing waters

A wood nymph transformed into hollow reeds, from which the god Pan created his musical pipes

Jewel or ball in Japanese — a station cat beloved by commuters at Kishi Station.

Star in Sanskrit; also a prominent name in Celtic mythology and Arthurian legend.

Cinnamon

Sweet