Female cat names

Hermione Granger, Gryffindor's brilliant top student

From Greek, likely meaning 'desirer' or 'she who yearns'

Possibly from Greek meaning 'of the meadow' or relating to warmth

Greek goddess of health, cleanliness, and wellness — from 'hygeia' meaning health or soundness

A nymph in Greek mythology; identity and specific associations vary across sources

A nymph or mythological woman; wife of Lycastus of Crete in Greek legend

Daughters of Inachus, river god of the Argolid in ancient Greece

Hindu goddess and queen of the devas, consort of Indra the thunder god

Priestess of Hera transformed into a white heifer by Zeus in Greek mythology

Goddess of the rainbow

World; universal

Pledged to God

Pledged to God

Goddess of magic and motherhood

Island

Precious stone — jade

Combination of Sanskrit elements meaning beloved or precious, with roots in Indian naming tradition

Balloon Pokémon, Normal/Fairy type

God shall add

Youthful

The unfiltered kindergartner of Barbara Park's Junie B. Jones books

Queen of the Roman gods — and one of the largest asteroids

From Greek kalos (beautiful) and genia (birth/origin) — goddess of beauty in childbirth and agriculture

From Greek kalli (beautiful) and rhoe (flow) — a naiad or water nymph in classical mythology

Powerful, capable

The blue-haired art student in Laini Taylor's Daughter of Smoke and Bone

The Mockingjay heroine of Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games

The Graceling with a killing Grace in Kristin Cashore's novel

Hindu goddess of power and fury — one of the Navaratri goddesses representing divine feminine strength

Mother of Dragons — Daenerys Targaryen's title in Game of Thrones

From Greek 'kleos' (glory) and 'menos' (strength), or famous one

Greek origin, possibly related to 'krete' (Crete) or a variant of Oceanid names

Well-spoken — Catalan short form of Eulalia

From Sanskrit, possibly derived from 'laksha' (goal, mark) or associated with lotus symbolism

Norse goddess associated with foliage and leaves, mother of Loki in some versions of mythology

River of forgetfulness in the Greek underworld, from Greek meaning 'oblivion' or 'forgetfulness'

Joy

Mother of Apollo and Artemis in Greek mythology, persecuted by Hera during her pregnancy

Named after the Greek word for 'white' — an Oceanid nymph associated with purity

From Greek 'leukos' (white) — one of the deadly Sirens whose song lured sailors to their doom

Night; the heroine of the great love epic Leyla and Mecnun

The young book thief in Markus Zusak's WWII novel

From Greek 'ligos' meaning 'shrill' or 'clear' — a Siren whose voice was irresistibly piercing

Internet-famous cat with a permanent kitten appearance

A water nymph and daughter of the river god Cephisus, associated with freshwater springs and purity

Pure; lily

A hypothesized dark second moon of Earth

Pokémon trainer from Alola