Sharon Wood
Cats are the absolute best, and if you’re a cat owner, then I’m sure you know this. You’ve probably spent hours naming your kitty (or kitties!), but now it’s time to find out what other names could work for your little one.
Luckily for you, we’ve compiled a list of female Celtic cat names!
-   Orla – golden princess
-   Sinead – God’s gracious gift
-   Shannon – old and wise
-   Rosalyn – beautiful, pretty rose
-   Breana – strong, virtuous, honorable
-   Sheena – God is gracious
-   Kira – throne
-   Shanna – possessor of wisdom
-   Brigid – power, strength, virtue
-   Maeve (pronounced mayv) – she who intoxicates
-   Saoirse – freedom
-   Clodagh (pronounced CLO-dah) – Irish river name
-   Sybil – fortune teller
-   Cadie –a rhythmic flow of sounds
-   Meara – merry disposition
-   Glenda – holy and good
-   Tierney – descendent of a lord
-   Lia – bearer of good news
-   Aoife (pronounced EE-fa) – beautiful, radiant
-   Iona – purple jewel
-   Siobhan – God is gracious
-   Fiona – white or fair
-   Erin – Ireland, land of abundance
-   Eimear (pronounced EE-mer) – swift
-   Muriel – sea, bright
-   Ciara – black haired
-   Eileen – bright, shining one
-   Deirdre – sorrowful
-   Roisin (pronounced ro-sheen) – little rose
-   Bidelia – strength or exalted one
If you’re looking for a name that’s on the more traditional side, then some of these Celtic cat names may be perfect. Happy naming!
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