Greek Cat Names, Cat Names of Greek Origin, Page 3

Greek mythology is a treasure chest of gods, heroes, and mischievous deities, and every one of them left behind a name that still crackles with meaning. If you love the Parthenon, the Iliad, or just the dramatic flair of ancient Hellas, a Greek cat name gives your kitten a whole pantheon to draw on, and every call across the kitchen becomes a tiny homage to Western civilization's greatest storytellers.

Athena, goddess of wisdom, suits a watchful green-eyed female; Apollo, god of sun and music, shines on a golden boy; Artemis (said 'AR-tem-is'), goddess of the hunt, fits an agile huntress; Hera, queen of the gods, gives royal gravity to any female. Zeus is grand for a big tom, Hermes is quick for a messenger-fast kitten, and Persephone is haunting for a delicate girl.

Speak a Greek cat name and notice whether it carries the weight of myth, that is the secret. Pair these with our heroic cat names for epic combinations, or our Egyptian Mau cat names for more ancient-world resonance. A Greek name gives your cat a literal immortal legacy.

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Chandler	candle maker	Male
Chante	Singer;To Sing	Unisex	French
Chaos	Kay-oss	Male
Charlene	Small Beauty	Female	English
Charlotte	petite and femininewoman, feminine of Charles	Female
Chat	Cat	Unisex
Cherry	Various trees that produce red to black fruit.	Female	Fruit
Chloe	Fresh young blossom, Greek for blooming	Female	Greek
Chris	one who carries Christ	Male	English
Christian	annointed, follows Christ	Male	Greek
Christina	anointed	Female	Greek
Christine	anointed	Female
Christopher	Christ-bearer	Male	Greek
Cindy	Abbreviation of Cynthia and Lucinda.	Female	English
Clarence	bright	Male	Latin
Clarissa	bright, clear	Female	Latinized
Clarisse	Clear, Illuminated	Unisex	French
Clark	cleric, scholar	Male	English
Claudine	Feminine of Claude.	Female
Clementine	mild, merciful	Female
Cloe	Variant of Chloe.	Female
Cole	coal, victory of the people	Male	English
Colette	victory of the people	Female
Colin	Strong and virile; victorious army; youth, child, victor	Male	English
Comfort	To Comfort, Strengthen	Male	English
Constance	steadfastness	Female	English
Constantine	steadfast	Male	Latin
Corbin	from the movie The Fifth Element	Male	Latin
Corinna	maiden	Female	Greek
Corinne	maiden	Female
Cornelius	horn	Male	Latin
Corrina	Maiden	Unisex	English
Cory	from the hollow	Male	Irish
Cosmo	Order, universe.	Male	Italian
Courtney	from the court	Female
Crescent	one who creates	Female
Curcio	Courteous	Male
Damian	Tame	Male	Greek
Damien	Calm, Tame	Unisex	French
Damon	constant, day	Male	English
Danae	God Is My Judge	Female	French
Daphne	laurel, bay tree, victory	Female	Greek
Darcy	from Arcy	Male	English
Darius	protector	Male
Deacon	servent, messenger	Male	Greek
Delia	visible from delos	Female	Greek
Delphi	Delphia, Greece	Female	Greek
Demeter	earth mother	Female	Greek
Demetrius	lover of the earth, given to the Earth goddess	Male	Greek
Dennis	Named for Saint Denys	Male

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