Male cat names

The bouncing tiger from Winnie-the-Pooh

From Tom and Jerry

A beloved orange tabby cat immortalized as a street icon of Istanbul, known for his relaxed lounging pose

Hiccup's Night Fury dragon in How to Train Your Dragon

The orange painter-kitten in The Aristocats

A cat known for controlling the rodent population at Glenturret Distillery in Perthshire, Scotland

Son of Poseidon and Amphitrite; a messenger god of the sea, usually depicted with a human torso and fish tail

A fish; also the name of an internet-famous black cat known for his grumpy expression and devoted following on social media

Sanskrit word meaning 'carpenter' or 'craftsman' — divine artisan who shapes form and creation

From Greek typhos meaning 'smoke' or 'whirlwind' — the most fearsome monster in Greek mythology

God of war and justice

The tipsy goose in The Aristocats

Greek primordial deity personifying the sky itself — from ouranos meaning 'sky' or 'heaven'

The Illuminator — a primordial Buddha representing the dharma-body and all-pervading light

The Wide-Eared One — Hindu and Buddhist god of wealth, abundance, and the north direction

The cautious turtle in Over the Hedge

Conquering, winning

A demon-king and earl of hell in medieval grimoires and occult hierarchies

The Universal Creator or Divine Architect — Hindu deity who designed and built the universe

The lonely cleanup robot in WALL-E

From Old English meaning 'well-fortified stronghold' or 'bright fortress'

The kindhearted pig in E.B. White's Charlotte's Web

The cowboy doll in Toy Story

From Greek meaning 'great hunter' — a primordial deity of the hunt and wild nature

A figure from Islamic/Muslim theology, son of Iblis the devil.

Ancient Greek personification of emulation, rivalry, and envy.

Greek god of the west wind, associated with spring, fertility, renewal, and gentle breezes.

King of the Olympian gods