Female Legendary Cat Names
Does your new kitten strut around like she belongs in a myth, fairy tale, or classic novel? Legendary cat names honor famous felines from literature, film, TV, animation, comics, video games, mythology, and pop culture history. From fictional felines to real cats owned by celebrities, legendary cat names give your kitty instant iconic status. Cat owners who love storytelling will find plenty of legendary cat names suiting both toms and queens with cinematic flair.
Try Garfield (orange lasagna-loving icon), Felix, Tom (of Tom and Jerry), Sylvester, or Heathcliff for a classic tom. For queens try Duchess (Aristocats), Marie, Cheshire (Alice in Wonderland), Sassy (Homeward Bound), or Nala. Mythological legendary cat names include Bastet (Egyptian cat goddess), Sekhmet, and Freya's cats Bygul and Trjegul. Hemingway (who kept six-toed cats), Socks (Clinton's cat), and Larry (10 Downing Street's chief mouser) honor real famous felines. Video game legendary cat names include Jiji (Kiki's Delivery Service), Salem (Sabrina), and Crookshanks (Harry Potter). Other legendary cat names include Stimpy, Scratchy, Snowbell (Stuart Little), Azrael (Smurfs), and Puss (in Boots).
For more iconic picks, explore our famous cat names, literary cat names, and full categories hub. A legendary cat name gives your kitty a built-in backstory as mythic as her whiskers.
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| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleopatra | Female | ||
| Delilah | Female | ||
| Dixie | Female | ||
| Elsa | A short form of Elisabeth | Female | European short-name usage |
| Emily | Female | ||
| Faith | Female | ||
| Freya | Female | ||
| Henrietta | Female | ||
| Janet | Female | ||
| Lana | Female | ||
| Matilda | Strength in battle | Female | Germanic-derived name |
| Niki | Female | ||
| Nora | Female | ||
| Pixie | Female | ||
| Sadie | A familiar form of Sarah | Female | English |
| Sassy | Female | ||
| Scarlett | Female | ||
| Sybil | Female | ||
| Tara | Female | ||
| Tatiana | Female | ||
| Thomasina | Female | ||
| Vienna | Female | ||
| Willow | The willow tree | Female | English |
| Winnie | A familiar form of Winifred | Female | English |
| Zoe | Life | Female | Greek-derived name |
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