Girl cat names

Female cat names

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Aphrodite

Greek

Goddess of love and beauty

Aphrodite Akraia

Greek

Protector of high places and fortified citadels — a specialized epithet of the goddess Aphrodite

Arethusa

Greek

From Greek, possibly derived from 'areein' (to please) or 'aretos' (virtuous)

Argeia

Greek

From Greek 'argos' (white, bright, or shining) — referring to silver or brightness

Argyra

Greek

From Greek 'argyros' (silver) — the silvery one

Artemis

Greek

Goddess of the hunt and the moon

Asia

Greek

Possibly from Greek meaning 'dawn' or derived from Assyrian — an Oceanid associated with the east

Astabe

Greek

Possibly from Greek meaning 'star' (aster) — a daughter of the river god Peneus

Astarte

Semitic

From Semitic meaning 'womb' or 'fertility' — the Near Eastern goddess of love, war, and the morning star

Asteria

Greek

Starry one — daughter of Titans Coeus and Phoebe, sister of Leto in Greek mythology

Asterodeia

Greek

Star-goddess or bright divinity — an Oceanid nymph and mother of Apsyrtus

Astra

Latin

Of the stars

Astraea

Greek

Goddess of innocence and justice, ascended to become Virgo

Astyoche

Greek

Swift-footed or noble house — daughter of the river god Simoeis

Atë

Greek

Goddess of mischief, ruin, and delusion in ancient Greek mythology

Athena

Greek

Goddess of wisdom and warfare

Athena Chalcioecus

Greek

Athena 'of the bronze house' — a regional epithet of Athena worshipped in ancient Sparta

Atropos

Greek

The 'unturnable' Fate who cuts the thread of life in Greek mythology

Atua-anua

Polynesian

Mother goddess and creator deity in Easter Island (Rapa Nui) mythology

Aura

Greek

Goddess of the breeze and dawn light in Greek mythology; also the perceptible energy around a person or thing

Auxo

Greek

One of the Graces or Horae in Greek mythology; her name means 'growth' or 'increase'

Aya

Japanese

Colorful, design — vivid and patterned

Ayla

Modern

Moonlight — also the heroine of Jean Auel's Clan of the Cave Bear

Aysyt

Siberian

Yakut deity associated with fertility, childbirth, and maternal blessings

Bachué

Muisca

Muisca mother goddess who emerged from sacred waters to populate the Earth

Bahucarā Mātā

Sanskrit

Hindu goddess embodying chastity, fertility, and protection of women

Barbie

Pixar

The Toy Story doll

Bastet

Egyptian

Goddess of cats, home, and protection

Batea

Greek

A naiad or water nymph in Greek mythology

Bau

Sumerian

Mesopotamian goddess of dogs and protection, often paired with Ninhursag

Beatriz

Spanish

Brings happiness

Bellatrix

Latin

Female warrior — bright blue star in Orion

Bendis

Thracian

Thracian and Athenian goddess of the hunt and night — guardian of boundaries and travelers

Benthesikyme

Greek

Daughter of the sea god Poseidon and nymph Amphitrite — grandiose divine heritage

Benzaiten

Japanese

Japanese goddess of water, music, arts, and eloquence — beauty and flowing grace

Beroe

Greek

A Nereid or Oceanid of Greek mythology — a sea nymph of beauty and mystery

Bhadra

Sanskrit

Auspicious, fortunate, or blessed

Bhagavatī

Sanskrit

The blessed one, the glorious one — an honorific for divine feminine energy

Bhārat Mātā

Sanskrit

India the Mother — national personification of India as a protective mother goddess

Bhavānī

Sanskrit

She who brings being or existence — a form of the goddess Parvati

Bhūmi

Sanskrit

Earth — the primordial goddess of the land and soil in Hindu cosmology

Bhuvaneśvarī

Sanskrit

The Queen of the Universe — cosmic ruler of all the worlds

Binti

Literary

The young protagonist of Nnedi Okorafor's Africanfuturist novella

Bolbe

Greek

In Greek mythology, an Oceanid (sea nymph) and minor goddess of flowing water.

Boo

Pixar

The toddler in Monsters, Inc.

Britomartis

Greek

From Minoan origin meaning 'sweet maiden' — a mountain and hunting goddess of ancient Crete

Brünnhilde

Norse

Armored warrior woman; one of the Valkyries in Germanic/Norse mythology

Caïssa

Literary

Fictional deity invented by the chess world as a muse and patron of chess