Female cat names

Star — from the Persian root for Ishtar

Star

From Greek — daughter of the river-god Asopus in Greek mythology

From Greek meaning 'joy' or 'delight' — one of the three Graces in Greek mythology

From Greek and Egyptian — daughter of Nilus, the Egyptian river-god

From Greek roots meaning 'wide' and 'force'—a primordial sea goddess of the Titans

From Greek meaning 'wide justice'—the oak nymph and tragic wife of the musician Orpheus

From Greek meaning 'wide pasture' or 'wide ruler'—an Oceanid associated with water and plenty

From Greek meaning 'well-pleasing'—a classical figure from ancient mythology

The sleek robot in WALL-E

Katniss's surname in The Hunger Games

Traditional English given name, likely derived from Francis or Francesca

French diminutive of Félicité, meaning 'happiness' or 'good fortune'

Lucky, fortunate

Hazelnut

Fleur Delacour, Beauxbatons Triwizard champion

Goddess of love — her chariot was pulled by cats

Peace

Queen of the Aesir

Snow Land Pokémon, Ice/Ghost type

God is my strength

Greek goddess personifying the Earth; from 'ge' meaning earth

Hindu goddess personifying the sacred Ganges River; a source of life and purification

Sumerian mother goddess; a divine matriarch in ancient Mesopotamian mythology

Jewel — also a bright star in Corona Borealis

Ginevra Weasley, the youngest Weasley and a fearsome witch

Catty Pokémon, Normal type

From Greek glaukos ('gray' or 'blue-green'), relating to sight and brightness

From Greek glaukos ('gray' or 'blue-green'), relating to brightness or gray-eyed

Sky-blue; celestial

A sea nymph in Greek mythology, daughter of Nereus

Tardar Sauce — internet meme legend

River of the wolf

Rose

Silver

Flower

From Hittite: likely a fertility or maternal deity name with sacred repetition for emphasis

The aspiring writer in Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy

Hazel Grace Lancaster, narrator of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars

Greek goddess of youth and rejuvenation, often depicted as the cupbearer to the gods

Greek goddess of magic, crossroads, and liminal spaces; often invoked in witchcraft

Harry's snowy owl

Personification of fate and destiny in Greek mythology

Helga Hufflepuff, founder of the badger-house of loyalty

Daughter of Athamas in Greek mythology, who fell into the sea and gave her name to the Hellespont

Primordial goddess of day in Greek mythology; daughter of Nyx and Erebus

Mother goddess of the Hurrians and Hittites; deity of fertility and protection

Queen of the gods