Female cat names

From Greek — a nymph daughter of the river god Asopos, representing water and divine lineage

From Greek — an Oceanid (sea nymph) and mother of the Pleiades constellation stars

From Greek — an Oceanid and goddess of wealth and abundance in the sea

Greek naiad and wife of Danaus in classical mythology

Greek naiad and wife of Erichthonius, legendary king of Athens

Katniss's beloved younger sister in The Hunger Games

For a regal female cat

The heroine of William Goldman's The Princess Bride

Greek goddess of onrush in battle; embodies the surge of combat and aggressive movement

From Greek 'pro' (before) and 'noe' (mind); translates to 'forethought' or 'providence'

Greek word for 'soul' or 'butterfly'; the mortal princess beloved by Eros

For a confident matriarch cat

The divine consort of Krishna, embodying devotion, compassion, and divine love

Hindu goddess of love, passion, and sexual pleasure; consort of Kama, the god of love

Queen

Hindu and Indian folk goddess of fertility, agriculture, and renewal; mother of Parasurama in Hindu epic traditions

Greek goddess of flowing streams; mother of Zeus in mythology

Rosy or rose-like nymph in Greek mythology

From Greek rhódon, meaning 'rose'—goddess of the island Rhodes

From Sanskrit; rohini means 'red cow' or 'glowing'—mother of Balarama in Hindu mythology

Rose

Rowena Ravenclaw, founder of the eagle-house of wit

The young tribute from District 11 in The Hunger Games

The teen Viking twin in How to Train Your Dragon

The vengeful protagonist of Courtney Summers's Sadie

Half-woman, half-serpent queen

Blossom; also "to bloom"

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

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