50+ Best Pagan Cat Names With Meanings For Cute Kittens

What’s in a name? Well, for your cat it means the difference between being called “Mr. Mittens” or “The Great Pumpkin.”

It may not seem like much but when you get to know your furry friend, you’ll find that their unique personality and quirks are what make them special.

That’s why we’ve compiled this list of pagan cat names to help you find one that reflects the true essence of your feline companion!

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Male Pagan Cat Names

Female Pagan Cat Names

Male Pagan Cat Names

Male Pagan Cat Names	Meanings
Lammas	A Wiccan sabbat held in August.
Loki	The Norse god of tricks and mischief.
Rogan	A Gaelic word for “red hair.”
Gajasimha	In Hindu mythology, a beast with the body of a lion and an elephant’s head.
Shiva	The Hindu god of destruction is associated with tigers.
Dionysus	A Greek god of wine who had a chariot pulled by panthers and rode leopards.
Tezcatlipoca	An Aztec god of the sky who appears as a jaguar.
Manjushiri	A Buddhist god who’s mount and companion was a tiger.
Ruari	From the Irish, it refers to a king (or queen) with red hair.
Barong	An Indonesian god who is pictured with lion like or panther like qualities.
Shedu	An ancient Assyrian god with a lion’s body, wings and a human head
Grimoire	A book of spells.
Leon	A Greek word for a lion.
Maahes or Mihos	An Egyptian god of war who was the son of Bastet. He had the head of a lion.
Besom	A broom used in magic.
Gawain	A Welsh name that means “hawk” and is also a knight of King Arthur’s court.
Aoelus	Greek for “wind.”
Gwydion	A wizard from Welsh mythology.
Nergal	An ancient Babylonian god of the sun who is pictured as a lion.
Talisman	A type of magical object.
Griffin	Found in Greek and Roman mythology, this beast has the body of a lion and head and wings of an eagle.
Sphynx	A creature in Egyptian mythology with the body of a lion and the head of the Pharaoh.
Finn	An Irish name for boys or girls that means “fair” or “white.”
Pentacle	A five pointed star used in spells.
Candlemas	A Wiccan sabbat held in February.
Mabon	A Wiccan sabbat held during the fall equinox.
Caireann	From Gaelic, it means “little friend.”
Kane	A Gaelic word for “little fighter.”

Female Pagan Cat Names

Female Pagan Cat Names	Meanings
Ostara	A Wiccan sabbat held during the spring equinox.
Rhiannon	A Welsh goddess and a popular name for witches.
Lilith	A Hebrew name that means “of the night.” Also Adam’s first wife in some Hebrew stories.
Nimue	A witch from the story of King Arthur.
Aradia	A witch who was the daughter of Diana, a Roman Goddess, and is considered a moon goddess in Wicca.
Aneria	Means “snow” in Welsh.
Arcana	The term for the two parts of a Tarot deck, Major Arcana and Minor Arcana.
Aife	The Celtic word for beauty or beautiful.
Diana	A name for a witch queen in several European mythologies.
Faeryn	From old English, it means fairy or with fairies.
Adept	One who has studied magic and is very knowledgeable.
Athame	A dagger used during Wiccan rituals.
Rune	Symbols that are used for predicting the future and casting spells.
Artemis	A Greek goddess associated with the moon and hunting. Can also be a male cat’s name.
Kyna	From the Irish, it means affection or love.
Aoife	Gaelic word for beautiful.
Aine	A Celtic word for “radiance” who was also the Fairy Queen.
Samhain	A Wiccan sabbat held at the end of October and is associated with Halloween.
Ariel	Hebrew for “lion of god.”
Yule	A Wiccan sabbat held during the winter solstice.
Shillelagh	A type of staff made of wood used in magic.
Titania	The Fairy Queen from the Shakespeare play A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Beltane	One of the seasonal festivals for Wiccans which corresponds to May Day.
Raina	It means “queen” in Latin.
Pythia	A Greek oracle.
Balefire	Fires that are burned outside during Wiccan festivals.
Sybil	Another name for a Greek oracle.
Medea	From the play by Euripides of the same name, she was a Greek witch.