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Mystical Cat Names, Fantasy and Supernatural Names Starting With S

These are mystical cat names that start with the letter S. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all mystical cat names.

NameMeaningGenderOrigin
Saba woman of Sheba Muslim name for Morning Unisex
Sabina Sabine Female Latin
Sabra thorny cactus; to rest Female
Sabrina Legendary princess Female Celtic
Sachi bliss-child; wife of Indra Unisex
Sadie Princess Female English
Saffron A cooking spice Female Spice
Sage Aromatic grayish-green herb. Wise or experienced person. Female
Sahara the moon . The world's largest desert situated in northern Africa. Female Arabic
Salome Asked of God Female
Salvador saviour Male Spanish
Samantha A listener Female
Samara after the character in The Ring movie Female
Samson Bright sun Male
Sandrine helper and defender of mankind Female
Santo a saint Male Italian
Sapphire Precious Gem Female
Sargent officer, to serve Male Spelling
Saskia Saxon Female Dutch
Satin smooth, shiny Female
Savanna From The Open Plain Unisex Spanish
Savannah From the open plain Female Spanish
Sawyer woodsman Male English
Saxon people of the dagger Male
Saxton Swordsman Unisex Celtic
Scarlet Scarlet coloured, deep red Female Color
Scarlett Red Female English
Scott from Scotland Male English
Sebastian An august person Male Latin
Seiko Good name for a watchdog. Unisex
Selina Moon Unisex Greek
Selma godly helmet Female
Sera princess Female
Serafina ardent Female Italian
Serena Tranquil or serene. Female Latin
Serenade Female
Serendipity chance Female Word
Serenity peaceful Female Latin
Serge servant Male
Seymour From St. Maur Male English
Shaina beautiful Female
Shanna Form of Shoshannah Female
Shannon wise one, river name Female Irish
Shay gift Male Phonetic
Sheera Song Unisex
Sheila blind one Female Irish
Sheldon protected hill Male English
Sheridan The Wild Man Male Irish
Sherman wool cutter Male English
Sherry A dry fortified wine. Female Phonetic

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