Cat names that start with K

Little dragon

From Greek kalos (beautiful) and genia (birth/origin) — goddess of beauty in childbirth and agriculture

From Greek kalli (beautiful) and rhoe (flow) — a naiad or water nymph in classical mythology

Powerful, capable

Plucked zither with 26 courses of strings

Black head

Caramel

Dorian epithet of Apollo, god of sun, music, and prophecy — possibly connected to 'karne' (wrist)

The blue-haired art student in Laini Taylor's Daughter of Smoke and Bone

Eagle

The Mockingjay heroine of Suzanne Collins's The Hunger Games

The Graceling with a killing Grace in Kristin Cashore's novel

Hindu goddess of power and fury — one of the Navaratri goddesses representing divine feminine strength

End-blown wooden shepherd's flute

Kaz Brekker, criminal mastermind in Leigh Bardugo's Six of Crows

A small humming instrument

Generosity; the tragic hero of Âşık Kerem

Chestnut

Yiddish diminutive of 'ketser' (kitten) — a term of endearment for a small cat

Mother of Dragons — Daenerys Targaryen's title in Game of Thrones

An incarnation of Lord Shiva worshiped as a local deity in western India, particularly among pastoral communities

Fire-type trial captain from Alola

'Kiisu' and 'Miisu' are Estonian onomatopoeia evoking a cat's meow — a playful, doubled cat-sound name

Spicy fermented cabbage

Noble; "you" in the affectionate sense

Direct and proud

The lemur king of Madagascar

Fuzzy brown-green fruit

Korean onomatopoeia evoking a cat's purring or meowing sound — a doubled, playful cat vocalization

From Greek 'kleos' (glory) and 'menos' (strength), or famous one

Spiced meatballs — grilled or fried

City of Rumi and the whirling dervishes of Sufi tradition

Japanese word combining 'ko' (small) and 'tora' (tiger), meaning little tiger

The wandering cat in the film Two Brothers

The strategist penguin in Madagascar

King

From Greek 'krios' meaning ram — the masculine form of this Titan name

Greek origin, possibly related to 'krete' (Crete) or a variant of Oceanid names

Sweet shredded-pastry dessert layered with melted cheese

Black — perfect for a black cat

From Greek 'kydos' (glory) and 'doimos' (fear or commotion), personification of battle noise