17 Female Mythology Cat Names (With Meanings)
Gods, goddesses and legendary creatures from Greek, Norse and Egyptian myth. Cats were sacred in ancient Egypt, so they have earned these.
Below are 17 names, each with its meaning. Tap any name for more detail, similar names and gang aliases.
Female Mythology Cat Names: the full list
- KitsuneUnisex
Japanese for fox, a clever spirit in folklore
- FreyaFemale
Norse goddess whose chariot was pulled by cats
- ArtemisFemale
Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon
- PhoenixUnisex
The firebird that rises again
- SphinxUnisex
Half lion, full of riddles
- PandoraFemale
She opened the box; so will your cat
- VenusFemale
Roman goddess of love
- HeraFemale
Queen of the Greek gods
- PersephoneFemale
Greek goddess of spring
- JunoFemale
Queen of the Roman gods
- CalypsoFemale
A sea nymph in Greek myth
- PixieFemale
A small mischievous fairy
- MedusaFemale
Her stare turns you to stone
- BastetFemale
The Egyptian cat goddess
- AthenaFemale
Greek goddess of wisdom
- NyxFemale
Greek goddess of the night
- IrisFemale
A flower and the Greek rainbow goddess
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Make my cat's wanted posterQuestions about female mythology cat names
What is a good name for a female cat?
Venus, Phoenix and Juno are three strong choices from this list. Venus: roman goddess of love.
How many female mythology cat names are on this list?
There are 17 names: 0 male, 14 female and 3 unisex. Every name has a short meaning next to it.
How do I choose between these names?
Cats respond best to short names with one or two syllables and a high-pitched ending, such as an "ee" sound. Wait a few days if you can. A cat's personality often suggests a better name than its coat colour does.