If your feline friend has an otherworldly charm or a personality that feels larger than life, why not give them a name straight out of legend? From graceful beings of ancient folklore to fierce creatures of myth, these names are packed with mystery, magic, and wonder—perfect for a cat who feels just a little bit enchanted every time they curl up by your side…
1. Phoenix
A legendary firebird that rises from its own ashes—perfect for a resilient, radiant cat with a fiery spirit.
2. Griffin
Half lion, half eagle, this name suits a regal feline who rules your home with grace and watchfulness.
3. Pegasus
The winged horse of Greek myth, ideal for a cat who leaps and glides around the house with elegance.
4. Selkie
From Celtic lore, a seal‑shifter who becomes human—great for a cat who seems to live between two worlds.
5. Banshee
An Irish spirit known for her haunting wail—fitting for a vocal kitty with an unforgettable presence.
6. Naga
A serpent‑like being from Asian mythology, perfect for a sleek, mysterious cat with a hypnotic gaze.
7. Kitsune
A shape‑shifting fox spirit from Japanese legend—great for a clever, mischievous cat.
8. Chimera
A fire‑breathing hybrid of lion, goat, and serpent—ideal for a fiercely independent and striking cat.
9. Valkyrie
From Norse myth, a warrior maiden who guides souls—suits a protective and noble feline.
10. Sylph
An airy spirit from folklore, perfect for a light, graceful cat who moves like a whisper.
11. Basilisk
A serpent king said to turn you to stone with its gaze—just right for a cat with a piercing stare.
12. Dryad
A tree spirit from Greek mythology, a beautiful choice for a calm, nature‑loving kitty.
13. Manticore
A Persian creature with a lion’s body and spiked tail—perfect for a bold, striking cat.
14. Sphinx
A riddle‑loving guardian of ancient lore, ideal for a wise and enigmatic feline.
15. Kelpie
A shape‑shifting water horse from Scottish myth, fitting for a cat with a love of water or a slippery, elusive nature.
16. Leviathan
A mighty sea serpent from legend—perfect for a cat with a powerful presence and a love of water.
17. Cerberus
The three‑headed guardian of the underworld, ideal for a protective kitty who seems to watch over everything.
18. Fenrir
A giant wolf from Norse myth, fitting for a fierce, independent cat with a wild streak.
19. Jinn
A spirit from Middle Eastern folklore, perfect for a cat who seems magical, unpredictable, and full of surprises.
20. Sprite
A tiny, playful fairy, great for a small, energetic cat who darts around like a spark.
21. Thunderbird
A powerful creature of Native American legend—suits a bold cat with a striking look and commanding nature.
22. Hippogriff
Half horse, half eagle, this name works well for a dignified cat with a noble air.
23. Gorgon
From Greek myth, a creature with snakes for hair—ideal for a cat with a mesmerizing, intense stare.
24. Nymph
A nature spirit from ancient lore, perfect for a gentle, elegant cat who loves lounging in sunny spots.
25. Minotaur
The labyrinth‑dwelling creature of Greek mythology, fitting for a curious cat who loves exploring hidden corners.
26. Faun
A playful forest spirit with goat‑like features—great for a mischievous, lively kitty.
27. Pooka
A Celtic shape‑shifter known for its trickster side, perfect for a cat who’s always up to something.
28. Harpy
A winged creature from myth, fitting for a vocal cat who always demands attention.
29. Kraken
A colossal sea monster, great for a larger‑than‑life kitty with a bold personality.
30. Valko
Inspired by “valkyrie” but with a unique twist, perfect for a strong, sleek cat with a watchful nature.
31. Oni
From Japanese folklore, an Oni is a horned demon—perfect for a mischievous cat with a wild side.
32. Yeti
The legendary snow creature, ideal for a fluffy white cat with a mysterious charm.
33. Gargoyle
Stone guardians from European legend, great for a cat who loves high perches and watches over the home.
34. Valkoira
A creative spin on “valkyrie,” suited for a cat with a strong yet graceful personality.
35. Thunderbirdette
A playful variation on Thunderbird, perfect for a bold and feisty little female cat.
36. Kelpiee
A softer twist on Kelpie, ideal for a sleek cat who’s both playful and elusive.
37. Ifrit
A fiery spirit from Middle Eastern lore, fitting for a cat with a spirited, energetic nature.
38. Roc
A giant mythical bird from Arabian tales, perfect for a cat with an impressive presence.
39. Sylvan
Inspired by woodland spirits, Sylvan suits a calm cat who loves nature and quiet corners.
40. Chimari
A gentle take on Chimera, ideal for a cat with a mix of playful and mysterious traits.
41. Seraph
From angelic lore, Seraph suits a serene, radiant cat who feels almost divine.
42. Djinnara
A creative nod to Djinn, great for a cat with a magical, unpredictable personality.
43. Hippolyta
From Greek mythology, queen of the Amazons—perfect for a bold, regal female cat.
44. Morpheus
The Greek god of dreams, ideal for a cat who naps often and looks dreamy doing it.
45. Typhon
A monstrous storm giant in Greek myth, perfect for a powerful, high‑energy kitty.
46. Selene
Named after the moon goddess in Greek mythology—perfect for a calm, graceful cat with a silvery coat.
47. Medusa
From Greek legend, Medusa is striking and unforgettable, great for a cat with a piercing gaze.
48. Anubis
The ancient Egyptian guardian of the afterlife, ideal for a watchful, sleek black cat.
49. Bastet
Also from Egyptian mythology, Bastet is the goddess of cats themselves—perfect for any cherished feline.
50. Raijin
A Japanese god of thunder, fitting for a lively cat who bounds through the house with energy.
51. Amaterasu
The Japanese sun goddess, a beautiful choice for a radiant cat who loves basking in sunlight.
52. Hecate
A goddess of magic and crossroads in Greek mythology, perfect for a mysterious, intuitive cat.
53. Selkieen
A softer variation on Selkie, ideal for a dreamy, affectionate kitty.
54. Morrigan
From Celtic mythology, a shape‑shifting goddess of fate—perfect for a cat with a powerful, mystical aura.
55. Loki
The trickster god from Norse myth, great for a cat with a playful, mischievous personality.
56. Freya
A Norse goddess associated with love and cats, a graceful, magical name for any feline.
57. Oberon
King of the fairies in folklore, perfect for a regal cat with a whimsical streak.
58. Titania
Queen of the fairies, ideal for a graceful cat with a gentle, enchanting nature.
59. Selphira
A fantasy‑inspired twist on “sylph,” suited to a light, elegant kitty with a magical vibe.
60. Zephyr
A gentle west wind spirit from myth, perfect for a calm, breezy cat who glides through life.