Female Fancy Cat Names, Page 2

Fancy cat names are for kittens who want more than a plain, one-syllable label. If you dream of engraved collars, handwritten vet forms and a cat who lives up to a long, beautiful name, fancy cat names deliver the drama. They are elegant, a little theatrical and full of character, and they pair beautifully with a short nickname for daily use.

For cat-loving households, fancy cat names usually have multiple syllables, a smooth flow and classic roots. Anastasia, Greek for 'resurrection' and famously Russian, suits a regal longhair with bright eyes. Montgomery, an English and Scottish surname name, fits a dignified tuxedo tom. Celestine, French and linked to the heavens, works for a soft white cat. Bartholomew, from Hebrew roots meaning 'son of the furrow', is perfect for a serious-faced grey tom. Ophelia, from Shakespeare's Hamlet, suits a dreamy, delicate queen. Each fancy cat name feels like a small event when you say it aloud.

Say your fancy cat names out loud, the full name can be theatrical as long as the nickname is easy. Anastasia becomes Anya, Bartholomew becomes Bart, Ophelia becomes Lia. For more refined ideas, browse our posh, sophisticated and vintage collections, or check our origins pages for fancy cat names tied to French, Russian, Greek and Shakespearean roots.