Male cat names

Geppetto's tuxedo cat in Pinocchio

The flame-colored leader of ThunderClan in the Warriors series

Diminutive of Frederick; Germanic 'peaceful ruler'

For the astronomer who first turned a telescope to the sky

The lasagna-loving comic strip cat

From Greek meaning 'farmer' or 'earth-worker'

Spear ruler

A talking cat in C.S. Lewis's The Last Battle

The kind ginger cat in Brian Jacques's Mossflower

From place name: 'stone' or rocky outcrop where 'glad' (kite, bird) frequents; or simply a surname from a place

Godric Gryffindor, founder of the lion-house of bravery

Battle; saved from combat

A wild, absurdist character and Muppet known for reckless stunts and loyalty

One of the three hundred-handed giants (Hecatoncheires) in Greek mythology

Nanny Ogg's cat in Terry Pratchett's Discworld

Strong-willed warrior

One of the hundred-handed giants (Hecatoncheires) in Greek mythology

God of eight banners — a Shinto-Buddhist deity of archery, war, and protection

God of the underworld

Rubeus Hagrid, half-giant gamekeeper of Hogwarts

The piggy bank in Toy Story

From Old English: 'crooked field' or homestead in a bend

Hamish is the Scottish form of James, meaning 'supplanter'

The hyperactive squirrel in Over the Hedge

Short form of Henry, meaning 'estate ruler'

Greek form of Egyptian Horus the child: 'Horus the young'

The tabby cat in George Selden's A Cricket in Times Square

From Arabic: 'exalted' or 'high'

Personification of the sun

French diminutive of Henry; popularized by the ennui-filled animated cat character Henri, le Chat Noir

From Greek 'Hera' and 'kleos' — glory given by Hera

Messenger god

The young Viking dragon-rider in How to Train Your Dragon

From Greek 'hippos' (horse) and 'lutos' (released) — freed by horses

Medieval English occupational name for a person who tends hedges or works with animals

Greek name meaning 'armored' or 'armed' — a warrior-like epithet from Greek mythology

Sky god, often depicted as a falcon

Mind, intellect

Intelligent; bright warrior

From Germanic 'hun' (bear cub) and 'frid' (peace) — peaceful warrior

Greek god of marriage ceremonies and union — from 'hymen' meaning membrane or threshold

Greek name meaning 'excessive' or 'surpassing' — befitting a giant of mythology

One of the twelve Titans in Greek mythology; name means 'the high one' or 'he who watches from above'

Personification of sleep in Greek mythology; literally means 'sleep' in ancient Greek

A chant or hymn; minor deity associated with the Eleusinian mysteries and son of Demeter

One of the twelve Titans in Greek mythology; father of Prometheus, Atlas, Menoetius, and Epimetheus

An Islamic and Arabian prophet figure; name means 'the studious one' in Arabic

River god and first king of Argos in Greek mythology