Cat names that start with N

Cheesy and fun-loving

A character from Scott Hawkins's The Library at Mount Char

Simba's lifelong companion and queen in The Lion King

Nala means lion in Swahili, popularized by The Lion King.

Wave — like the ocean

In Greek mythology, a nymph and daughter of the river-god Sangarius

The pompous hound in The Aristocats

A Siamese-descended cat of notable ancestry, famous from early cat documentation

A small moon of Saturn

Known for her surreal self-portrait series 'Falling and Catching My Body'; her feline name reflects her artistic vision

Nine divine manifestations of the goddess Durgā in Hindu tradition

Coy, coquettish

The beautiful one has come

Literally "cat"

Old English patronymic; son of Neil or Neal

In Greek mythology, a naiad (water nymph); daughter of the river-god Asopus or Zeus

Greek goddess of retribution, vengeance, and divine justice against arrogance

The lost clownfish son in Finding Nemo

From Greek 'nephos' (cloud) — a cloud-form goddess, mother of the golden ram

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

Reed flute used in Sufi ceremonies — its sound represents the soul's longing

Greek goddess of victory, triumph, and athletic prowess

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

Fox Pokémon, Fire type

Sumerian 'nin' (lady) + 'hursag' (mountain) — mother goddess of the earth and fertility

Sumerian deity name, possibly meaning 'lady of the mountain' or related to healing and crafts

Sanskrit word meaning sorrow, decay, or cosmic disorder — a destructive Hindu deity

Long and wiggly

From Latin 'honor' — meaning honorable or renowned

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

A Finnish cat who inspired the creation of the character Carrot

A star that suddenly increases in brightness

A Lithuanian cat who became a symbol of national broadcasting independence

A warming spice — warm, comforting, and long-lasting

Chinese creator goddess who repaired the sky and established order in the cosmos

Greek goddess of night — and a moon of Pluto