Male cat names

Greek mythological figure transformed into the sea god Palaemon; son of Ino and Athamas, symbolizing divine transformation.

The hypochondriac giraffe in Madagascar

Sky god and titan in Greek mythology

A titan in Greek mythology, father of Patroclus

Closest planet to the sun, named for the Roman messenger god

Legendary wizard and sorcerer from Arthurian legend

Short form of Michael, from Hebrew 'who is like God' — name of the famous British Museum guard cat

The one-eyed green monster in Monsters, Inc.

Diminutive of Michael, meaning 'who is like God'

The bored boy in Norton Juster's The Phantom Tollbooth

From Greek mythology, one of the Giants — son of Gaia

The mysterious cat-shaped Free Magic servant in Garth Nix's Old Kingdom series

The Greek god of satire, mockery, and blame — a critic of the gods themselves

The gingerbread giant in Shrek 2

The rakish young lord in Mackenzi Lee's A Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue

From Greek meaning 'shaper' — the god of dreams and sleep, bringing peaceful visions

Named after morris dancing or the name Morris (Old French for 'dark-skinned'). Famous as the 9Lives cat food mascot.

The tiny mouse lemur in Madagascar

First cloned cat, created via somatic cell nuclear transfer using a green fluorescent protein marker gene

The super-strong dad in The Incredibles

Spokescat for pet accessories brand Five Pet Place, playfully referencing nuts or walnuts

The lion king and father of Simba in The Lion King

The pompous hound in The Aristocats

Old English patronymic; son of Neil or Neal

The lost clownfish son in Finding Nemo

The blue ice giant and Roman god of the sea

From Greek 'neros' (wet) — an ancient sea god, the 'old man of the sea'

Neville Longbottom, Gryffindor's quiet hero

From Latin — the river god of the Nile, embodying fertility and abundance

The god of the south wind in Greek mythology, bringer of late summer storms and rain

From Greek meaning 'ocean' — the Titan god of the earth-encircling sea

Allfather, god of wisdom and war

From Greek mythology — a lesser-known Titan of obscure domain

From Greek meaning 'serpent' — a primordial serpent deity or giant

Greek mythological giant or titan; possibly related to mountain or sky domain

The hunter constellation

From Germanic roots meaning 'famous in the land' — a noble, classical given name

From Germanic/Irish roots, possibly meaning 'divine spear' or 'warrior friend'

God of the afterlife and rebirth

Titan of brightness and stars in Greek mythology

Son of Gaia; one of the Aloadae giants in Greek myth

Japanese mountain deity; 'great mountain possessor' in Shinto

Small, humble

Greek personification of pursuit in battle and conflict

One of the twelve Titans; associated with wisdom and warfare in some traditions

Greek god of wild nature, shepherds, flocks, fertility, and rustic music

From Greek 'pan' (all) and 'kratos' (strength) — almighty or all-powerful

Stone, rock