Cat names that start with E

A British noble title

From Hebrew meaning to cross over or to pass through

Japanese god of good fortune, abundance, and commerce

Ancient Greek monstrous creature, part woman and part serpent, mother of legendary monsters

From Greek 'echidna,' meaning serpent or viper — one of the Argonauts

Greek nymph cursed to repeat only the words of others, eternally unrequited love for Narcissus

When one celestial body crosses in front of another

From Hadrianopolis — city of the emperor Hadrian

Edna Mode, designer of superhero costumes in The Incredibles

Wealthy guard

Evolution Pokémon, Normal type

River in South London, England

Greek goddess of childbirth, labour, and midwifery — protector of pregnant women and newborns

The stretchy super-mom in The Incredibles

A reflective song or poem

Bright, shining

A cat residing in an embassy, particularly Julian Assange's well-known companion

For a fiery orange cat

Laborious, industrious

From Latin 'Aemilia', derived from the Roman family name Aemilius

A Gigante (giant) in Greek mythology, one of the offspring of Uranus and Gaia

A Gigante whose name may derive from 'enkela' (to drag in), representing overwhelming force

An extra performance after the main set

Yama (also called Enma), the Buddhist and Hindu lord of death and judge of the afterlife

Home ruler

Volcano Pokémon, Fire type

Greek goddess of war, discord, and destruction — sister to Ares and Eris

Rules his household

Greek goddess of the dawn, who opened the gates of heaven for the sun each morning

Ancient Ionian city on the Aegean coast

One of the Gigantes, offspring of Uranus and Gaia in Greek mythology

Naiad (water nymph) in Greek mythology, associated with springs and water sources

Means 'afterthought' — the Titan who received Pandora from Zeus, brother of Prometheus

One of the nine Muses; her name means 'lovely' or 'loved' in Greek, associated with lyric poetry

Primordial Greek deity personifying deep darkness and shadow, primordial void before creation

Greek goddess of discord, strife, and competition; caused the Trojan War through the golden apple

Sincere, earnest

A side character in DreamWorks animation

Greek god of love, desire, and attraction; later romanticized as Cupid in Roman tradition

Greek goddess of dew and morning moisture; daughter of Ares and Aphrodite

Figure from Greek mythology, a giant cursed with insatiable hunger by Demeter for destroying her temple

A demoness of disease or pestilence in Norse mythology

Sun Pokémon, Psychic type

Hope

For a small dark cat with intense energy

Restraint Pokémon, Psychic type

Crown, garland

Star

Star

Star — from the Persian root for Ishtar

Star

From Greek — daughter of the river-god Asopus in Greek mythology

From Greek — a giant of Greek mythology

From Greek — a giant from Greek mythology

From Greek meaning 'joy' or 'delight' — one of the three Graces in Greek mythology

From Greek — the god of the east wind, harvest, autumn, and maturity

From Greek and Egyptian — daughter of Nilus, the Egyptian river-god

From Greek roots meaning 'wide' and 'force'—a primordial sea goddess of the Titans

From Greek meaning 'wide justice'—the oak nymph and tragic wife of the musician Orpheus

From Greek meaning 'wide ruler'—a giant of mythological strength and dominion

From Greek meaning 'wide pasture' or 'wide ruler'—an Oceanid associated with water and plenty

From Greek meaning 'wide strength'—a giant of considerable mythological power

From Greek meaning 'well-pleasing'—a classical figure from ancient mythology

The sleek robot in WALL-E

Katniss's surname in The Hunger Games

Universe; also a great serpent in Turkic mythology

Ezekiel is Hebrew for 'God strengthens'; Romanov references the Russian imperial dynasty

A celestial guardian figure mentioned in the biblical Book of Ezekiel, associated with the King of Tyre