Female cat names

Flowering Pokémon, Grass type

From Greek 'limne' meaning 'lake' or 'marsh' — a freshwater nymph dwelling in wetlands

Lemon

A water nymph from Greek mythology and mother of Narcissus

The fierce hacker from Stieg Larsson's Millennium series

Short form of Olivia or Livia, from Latin meaning 'olive' or 'the living one'

Rabbit Pokémon, Normal type

Greek water nymph, often associated with transformation and divine protection

Light

Moon — also the most popular cat name in many US cities

Himalayan fashion cat who became an Instagram and Facebook sensation, known for her glamorous lifestyle.

Moon

The lyre — small but storied northern constellation

Woman from Magdala

Supreme goddess — the ultimate feminine divine power in Hindu cosmology

One of the seven Pleiades and mother of Hermes in Greek mythology

Love, affection

Hindu folk goddess of snakes — protector and fertility spirit

Tequila cocktail

Of the sea

Tamil goddess of rain and disease; 'amman' means mother, expressing maternal protection and natural forces.

The white kitten in The Aristocats

Warlike — feminine of Martín

The genius child heroine of Roald Dahl's Matilda

A collective of seven mother goddesses in Hindu mythology, representing divine feminine power and protection.

Blue-eyed

Deceiver Pokémon, Steel/Fairy type

Pokémon trainer from Hoenn

Water

Sprout, bud — new beginnings

From Greek 'melas' (dark) and 'anthos' (flower) — daughter of the river god Alpheus in classical mythology.

From Greek 'meli' (honey); daughter of the Titan Oceanus and beloved consort of Apollo the sun god.

From Greek 'meli' (honey); a naiad or water nymph of Greek mythology, associated with flowing water and sweetness.

Greek mythological figure; mother of Pallene with Sithon

The giant cat villain in The LEGO Ninjago Movie

Fictional character from DC Comics, Aquaman's wife; means 'sea' in some contexts

Character from Grey's Anatomy, chosen by Taylor Swift for her cat

From Greek, possibly 'mortal' or 'dark face' — one of the Seven Sisters

The narrator of Shirley Jackson's We Have Always Lived in the Castle

From Greek — a nymph associated with fresh water and springs

From Greek, possibly 'gentle' or 'modest' — daughter of the giant Alcyoneus in mythology

Greek for 'wisdom' or 'cunning counsel' — mother of Athena and embodiment of prudent thought

From Greek 'metopē', meaning the space between triglyphs in classical architecture; also a sea nymph

Stem of a tree — three trees together

Gracious, gentle

Diminutive meaning 'one-thousandth' or short form of Millicent, meaning 'strong in labor'

Ears — irresistible for a cat with prominent ones

Professor McGonagall, deputy headmistress and Animagus tabby