Female Queen Cat Names, Page 4
Does your little girl kitty carry herself with royal poise, expecting nothing less than the finest velvet cushion and top-shelf tuna? Queen cat names honor these regal princesses with names fit for a jeweled crown. Cat owners of elegant, commanding, or simply gloriously spoiled queens will love this collection of queen cat names inspired by real and fictional royalty. Queen cat names add majesty and grace to any female kitten who knows exactly how divine she truly is.
Try Cleopatra, Victoria, Elizabeth, Nefertiti, Isabella, Catherine, or Boudica for historical queens. Disney princess-inspired queen cat names include Ariel, Belle, Elsa, Jasmine, Aurora, Tiana, and Mulan. Other queen cat names include Duchess, Princess, Majesty, Tiara, Crown, Empress, and Reine (French for queen). Literary and fantasy queen cat names like Guinevere, Arwen, Galadriel, Daenerys, and Morgana suit fantasy-loving cat owners. Exotic queen cat names like Scheherazade, Hatshepsut, and Amina add international flair.
Browse our princess cat names and royal cat names collections for more regal queen cat name ideas, or explore our categories hub. A queen cat name reminds everyone in the household who truly rules the kingdom, and your little empress will accept her royal title with appropriate purring dignity.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Morgan | circle; sea | Female | Welsh |
| Nala | African for love, after the character in the Lion King movies | Female | African |
| Natalia | birthday of the Lord | Female | Russian |
| Nefertiti | Egyptian Queen | Female | Egyptian |
| Octavia | eighth | Female | Latin |
| Ophelia | Serpentine | Female | Greek |
| Orla | Irish name meaning golden princess | Female | Irish |
| Penelope | Dream weaver | Female | Greek |
| Persephone | The daughter of Demeter and Zeus who was abducted by Hades but rescued by her... | Female | Greek |
| Phaedra | Glowing | Female | Greek |
| Philippa | Lover of Horses. Variant of masculine Philipp. | Female | Greek |
| Pippa | lover of horses | Female | English |
| Portia | pig, hog or doorway | Female | Latin |
| Priscilla | Of ancient lineage | Female | Latin |
| Queen | A female sovereign | Female | Word |
| Queenie | Queen | Female | English |
| Rainaa | Queen: Original name Raina | Female | |
| Regan | little king | Female | Irish |
| Regina | Queen | Female | Latin |
| Rhiannon | divine queen | Female | Welsh |
| Rica | Norse, eternal ruler | Female | Scandinavian |
| Salome | Asked of God | Female | |
| Seraphina | afire, angel, seraph | Female | |
| Sheba | from Sheba | Female | |
| Sheena | God's gift | Female | Anglicization |
| Sibyl | seer, oracle | Female | Greek |
| Sofia | wisdom | Female | Greek |
| Sonia | wisdom | Female | Russian |
| Sophia | Wisdom. | Female | Greek |
| Soraya | princess | Female | Persian |
| Stella | a star | Female | Latin |
| Stephanie | garland, crown | Female | Greek |
| Tamara | Palm tree. Used as a symbolic oriental name due to the beauty and fruitfulnes... | Female | |
| Tanya | Princess | Female | Russian |
| Tara | A hill where the kings met | Female | Irish |
| Tatiana | Variant Of An Ancient Italian Name; Myth Name | Female | |
| Tirzah | delight | Female | |
| Titania | giant | Female | Greek |
| Una | One. | Female | Latin |
| Valentina | healthy, strong | Female | Latin |
| Vashti | lovely | Female | Persian |
| Victoria | Derived from Victoria triumphant | Female | Latin |
| Violet | purple | Female | Latin |
| Virginia | Chaste: virginal. | Female | Latin |
| Vivia | In Malory's Mort D'arthur Vivien Was The Lady Of The Lake: Also The Enchantre... | Female | |
| Walda | Ruler | Female | |
| Wallis | From Wales | Female | English |
| Wanda | Wanderer | Female | Slavic |
| Zara | Arabic for dawn | Female | |
| Zenobia | of Zeus | Female | Greek |
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