Witch Cat Names, Names Inspired from Witches Starting With S

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

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Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Sabine		Unisex
Sabrina		Female
Saffron		Female
Sage		Female
Salem		Male	Hebrew place-name and separate Arabic name
Sally		Female
Samantha		Female
Samara		Female
Sanderson		Male
Sarah		Female
Saskia		Female
Selena		Female
Selene		Unisex
Senna		Female
Sephora		Female
Seren		Male
Serena		Female
Shade		Male
Snow		Female
Sophie	French form of Sophia; wisdom through its Greek root	Female	French form of a Greek-derived name
Soraya		Female
Sorcha		Female
Stormy	Marked by storms; figuratively turbulent	Female	English word name
Strega		Unisex
Sukie		Unisex
Sunny	Full of sunshine; also cheerful or optimistic	Male	English word name
Sybil		Female
Sylvie		Female

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