Female Famous Cat Names
Some cats become true household legends: Garfield lounging with his lasagna, Grumpy Cat frowning from every meme, Salem casting spells on Sabrina. If one of those famous cats made you smile through childhood or a tough week, a famous cat name turns your own kitten into a daily little tribute, and it is a wonderful conversation-starter every time a friend meets your furry co-star.
Try Garfield for an orange tabby with an attitude; Felix for a playful black-and-white charmer (the animated Felix the Cat dates back to 1919); Sylvester for a tuxedo who loves to scheme; Tom from Tom and Jerry for a grey mouser; or Simba for a golden boy with a lion's heart. Crookshanks, Hermione's half-kneazle in Harry Potter, fits a shaggy ginger with clever eyes.
Speak a famous cat name out loud and notice whether it makes you grin; that spark is the sign of the right fit. For more character picks, visit our funny cat names or movie-inspired lists, and see our heroic cat names for brave on-screen felines. A famous name gives your kitten instant star power.
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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abby | Female | ||
| Alpha | Female | ||
| Amanda | Female | ||
| Annabelle | Female | ||
| Ariel | Female | ||
| Arlene | Female | ||
| Ashanti | Female | ||
| Ayesha | Female | ||
| Babe | Female | ||
| Blackberry | Female | ||
| Cassandra | Female | ||
| Cat | Female | ||
| Cleo | Short form of Cleopatra, Cleon or Cleopas | Female | English short form of Greek-derived names |
| Cleopatra | Female | ||
| Coco | Female | ||
| Crystal | Female | ||
| Delilah | Female | ||
| Demeter | Female | ||
| Diana | Female | ||
| Dinah | Female | ||
| Duchess | Female | ||
| Emily | Female | ||
| Faith | Female | ||
| Fancy | Female | ||
| Fifi | Female | ||
| Francine | Female | ||
| Ginger | The ginger plant or spice; also a reddish-brown colour | Female | English word name |
| Goldie | Female | ||
| Harriet | Female | ||
| Henrietta | Female | ||
| Honey | Honey produced by bees; also a term for a loved one | Female | English word name |
| Hope | Female | ||
| Inga | Female | ||
| Isis | Female | ||
| Jane | Female | ||
| Jemima | Female | ||
| Jenny | Female | ||
| Jill | Female | ||
| Jinx | Female | ||
| Josie | Female | ||
| Karma | Female | ||
| Kennedy | Female | ||
| Kitty | A familiar form of Katherine | Female | English |
| Koko | Female | ||
| Lilith | Female | ||
| Luna | Moon | Female | Latin |
| Madonna | Female | ||
| Marie | Female | ||
| Marilyn | Female | ||
| Matilda | Strength in battle | Female | Germanic-derived name |
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