Cat names that start with T

Praise

Japanese masculine name meaning warrior or fierce — traditionally a strong, resolute name

Jewel or ball in Japanese — a station cat beloved by commuters at Kishi Station.

Long-necked fretted lute of Turkish classical music

The Siamese cat in The Incredible Journey

Star in Sanskrit; also a prominent name in Celtic mythology and Arthurian legend.

Cinnamon

The deepest abyss and dungeon of the underworld, a place of torment and punishment.

Short for potato

Sweet

The bull — zodiac constellation

One of the seven Pleiades sisters, daughters of Atlas and Pleione in Greek mythology.

A style of electronic dance music

Little Bear Pokémon, Normal type

Tabby — traditional Turkish name for striped cats

The speed of the beat

The ancient sky god of the Turkic and Mongolic peoples

The four-dimensional travel concept in A Wrinkle in Time

Titaness of fresh water; mother of the river gods and the 3,000 Oceanid nymphs.

A figure from Old Norse mythology — precise meaning uncertain

The sea personified; primordial goddess of the ocean and salt water in Greek mythology.

The personification of death and peaceful dying in Greek mythology; counterpart to war-death Ares.

Daughter of the river god Asopus in Greek mythology

Divine light or shining; Titaness mother of the sun, moon, and dawn

One of the mythological Sirens, Greek name combining elements of enchantment

Divine order, justice, and law personified; represented by scales of justice

Giant in Greek mythology; name suggests divine taming or mastery

May God protect

Repetitive, playful name referencing the thinking cat character

Giant in Greek mythology; name conveys strength and towering presence

The alley cat in The Aristocats

Water deity or sea nymph in Greek mythology

God of thunder

God of writing and wisdom

The northeast wind personified in ancient Greek mythology

A minor figure from Greek mythology; etymology obscure

Mother of Abderus in Greek mythology

A water deity or nymph in Greek mythology

Personification of the Tiasa river in ancient Laconia

The tabby cat in One Hundred and One Dalmatians

Tiger-like cat character, name suggests feline strength and wild ancestry

A name with uncertain etymology; possibly a pet-name variant of 'Tib' or relating to a domestic creature

Diminutive form suggesting something small, tidy, or fidgety — a playful, affectionate pet name

Tiffany (from Greek 'theophania,' manifestation of God); Two marks her as a successor or second cat of that name

The Neverland princess in J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan

The bouncing tiger from Winnie-the-Pooh

French feminine diminutive of 'tigre' (tiger) — a small, striped, tiger-like creature

Pick me up

In Greek mythology, the Titans were primordial giants of immense power and stature

A chewy confection made from sugar and butter — something sweet, sticky, and hard to resist

Soft and white

Spike Ball Pokémon, Fairy type

From Tom and Jerry

Possibly derived from Italian 'tomba' (tomb/grave), or a pet-name variant; etymology uncertain

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

Tiger

Chick Pokémon, Fire type

Plump, strong boy

The orange painter-kitten in The Aristocats

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

From the Greek Trapezus — trapezoid

The higher range of musical sound

Sybill Trelawney, the Divination professor

A short, punchy name suggesting cleverness, agility, or a cat with personality and surprises

A quick alternation between notes

A spiritual concept representing the three phases of the divine feminine — maiden, mother, and crone

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

The teen sleuth of Julie Campbell's Trixie Belden mysteries

Rare, dark, decadent

Moon

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

Black-and-white coat pattern named after formal evening wear; a whimsical nod to the famous mayoral candidate

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

Greek goddess representing fortune, luck, and destiny — from tyche meaning 'to happen' or 'chance'

Volcano Pokémon, Fire type

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

God of war and justice