Cat names that start with H

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

God of the underworld

Rubeus Hagrid, half-giant gamekeeper of Hogwarts

For Halley's Comet, returns every 76 years

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

Flower

Short form of Henry, meaning 'estate ruler'

From Hittite: likely a fertility or maternal deity name with sacred repetition for emphasis

Notes that sound together

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

The aspiring writer in Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy

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

From Arabic: 'exalted' or 'high'

Hazel Grace Lancaster, narrator of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars

Greek goddess of youth and rejuvenation, often depicted as the cupbearer to the gods

Greek goddess of magic, crossroads, and liminal spaces; often invoked in witchcraft

Harry's snowy owl

Personification of fate and destiny in Greek mythology

Helga Hufflepuff, founder of the badger-house of loyalty

Personification of the sun

Daughter of Athamas in Greek mythology, who fell into the sea and gave her name to the Hellespont

Primordial goddess of day in Greek mythology; daughter of Nyx and Erebus

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

Queen of the gods

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

From Hermes and Aphrodite, combining masculine and feminine divine natures

Messenger god

Hermione Granger, Gryffindor's brilliant top student

From Greek, likely meaning 'desirer' or 'she who yearns'

From Greek meaning 'finding' or 'discovery'

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

Possibly from Greek meaning 'of the meadow' or relating to warmth

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

The Green One — a wandering immortal of wisdom

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

Golden and sweet

Pale green melon

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

Sky god, often depicted as a falcon

Star

Dark Pokémon, Dark/Fire type

Dark Pokémon, Dark/Fire type

The Hogwarts house of loyalty, founded by Helga Hufflepuff

Mind, intellect

Intelligent; bright warrior

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

The water serpent — largest constellation in the sky

Greek goddess of health, cleanliness, and wellness — from 'hygeia' meaning health or soundness

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