Norse Mythology Cat Names, Names After Norse Gods and Goddesses

If you are interested in Norse mythology, you may find it a fantasy world of myths and gods. Norse gods, goddesses, beings and heroes are the stuff that Nordic mythology is made of, and each has a story behind it. There are so many sounding names that you could name your beloved kitty after one of these gods. Lots of these names make good cat names, for instance Aesir, Odin, Frigg, Thor, Balder, Freya and Vanir.

Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Ai	love	Female
Alf	English, "wise counselor"	Male	English
Amber	A hard brownish-yellow fossil resin, precious jewel	Female	Word
Anna	Arthur's sister	Female	Greek
Apple	A firm round red or green fruit. Also one that is treasured - the apple of my eye.	Female	Nature
Ari	lion	Male	Hebrew
Balder	Viking mythology: The God of light	Unisex
Baldur	Prince	Unisex	German
Bane	A centaur.	Male
Beowulf	Intelligent Wolf	Unisex	Anglo-Saxon
Bor		Unisex	Hebrew
Brunhilde	Dark or noble	Female
Dori	Golden-Haired	Unisex
Durin	Mythical Dwarf	Unisex	German
Earth		Unisex	Hebrew
Elli	Torch	Unisex	Finnish
Fafnir	Swedish mythology: a dragon	Unisex
Fetch	To go after something and return with it.	Unisex
Finn	Blond	Male	Irish
Fitch	Ermine	Unisex	English
Frey	Viking mythology: the god of weather and fertility	Male	Scandinavian
Freya	A Modern Form Of Freyja	Female	Norse
Freya	Viking mythology: the goddess of fertility	Female	Norse
Freyja		Unisex	Hebrew
Gandalf		Male	Hebrew

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