100 Baby Names That Mean Cat

1. Leo – meaning “lion”
2. Panther – referring to a type of big cat
3. Lynx – inspired by a wild cat species
4. Tigre – derived from the word “tiger”
5. Puma – inspired by a large wild cat
6. Felix – meaning “lucky” or “fortunate,” often associated with cats
7. Cato – derived from the Latin word “catus,” meaning “wise”
8. Jagger – inspired by the jaguar, a big cat species
9. Leo – meaning “lion”
10. Rory – derived from the Gaelic word for “red king,” representing a lion
11. Lionel – meaning “young lion”
12. Aldwin – combining elements meaning “old” and “friend of cats”
13. Panthera – inspired by the genus name for big cats
14. Pounce – suggesting a cat’s playful behavior
15. Zephyr – meaning “west wind,” associated with feline grace
16. Apollo – derived from the Greek god associated with cats
17. Ocelot – inspired by a small wild cat species
18. Bastian – derived from the Egyptian goddess Bastet, often depicted as a lioness or domestic cat
19. Jareth – inspired by the character Jareth the Goblin King, who had cat-like characteristics, from the movie “Labyrinth”
20. Tiger – representing the majestic and powerful big cat
21. Nala – derived from a Swahili word meaning “lion”
22. Rusty – inspired by the reddish-brown color often associated with wild cats
23. Lynxton – combining “lynx” and “town” to represent a place of wild cat connections
24. Mau – meaning “cat” in Egyptian
25. Ashwin – derived from the Sanskrit word for “light,” associated with a cat’s eyes
26. Prowler – suggesting a cat’s stealthy nature
27. Leonidas – meaning “lion’s son”
28. Savu – derived from the Indonesian word for “cat”
29. Bastien – a variant of Bastian, associated with the Egyptian cat goddess
30. Wilder – suggesting the untamed nature of cats
31. Archer – inspired by the agility and precision of a hunting cat
32. Salem – inspired by the black cat from the movie “Hocus Pocus”
33. Jasper – meaning “treasurer” or “keeper of the treasure,” often associated with cats
34. Ryker – derived from the Dutch word for “rich” or “powerful ruler,” often associated with a strong cat-like presence
35. Cai – meaning “feline” in Welsh
36. Shere Khan – inspired by the tiger antagonist in “The Jungle Book”
37. Serval – inspired by a medium-sized wild cat species
38. Dorian – associated with the meaning “gift,” often associated with cats in literature and folklore
39. Caracal – inspired by a medium-sized wild cat species
40. Ronan – meaning “little seal” but also associated with “little seal” cats
41. Cheeto – inspired by the cheetah, the fastest land animal
42. Kael – meaning “slender” or “thin,” often associated with a cat’s physique
43. Cougar – referring to a large wild cat species
44. Thales – meaning “to blossom” or “to flourish,” often associated with a cat’s gracefulness
45. Zoltan – meaning “sultan” or “ruler,” often associated with a cat’s regal nature
46. Mace – inspired by a cat’s sharp retractable claws
47. Whisker – referencing a cat’s prominent facial feature
48. Shadow – suggesting a cat’s stealthy and mysterious nature
49. Oliver – derived from the Latin word for “olive tree,” often associated with cats in literature and film
50. Simba – derived from the Swahili word for “lion,” popularized by the character from Disney’s “The Lion King”

1. Felicity – meaning “happiness” or “good fortune,” often associated with cats
2. Tabitha – derived from the Aramaic word “tavitha,” meaning “gazelle” or “female gazelle,” associated with grace and agility
3. Leona – derived from the Latin word for “lioness”
4. Catarina – derived from the Greek word “kataros,” meaning “pure,” often associated with cats’ cleanliness
5. Lynx – inspired by a wild cat species
6. Puma – inspired by a large wild cat
7. Tigress – referencing a female tiger, symbolizing strength and power
8. Panthera – inspired by the genus name for big cats
9. Luna – meaning “moon,” often associated with cats’ nocturnal nature
10. Bastet – inspired by the Egyptian goddess of home, fertility, and protection, often depicted as a lioness or domestic cat
11. Mira – derived from the Sanskrit word “mira” meaning “wonderful” or “astonishing,” often associated with the mystery and elegance of cats
12. Feline – directly referring to the cat family
13. Tiggy – derived from the word “tiger,” representing strength and fierceness
14. Felina – derived from the Latin word “felinus,” meaning “cat-like”
15. Pounce – suggesting a cat’s playful behavior
16. Zara – derived from the Arabic word “zahr,” meaning “blossom” or “flower,” symbolizing a cat’s grace and beauty
17. Seraphina – meaning “fiery ones” or “burning ones,” associated with the cat’s intense gaze and energy
18. Callie – derived from the Greek word “kallistos,” meaning “most beautiful,” often associated with cats’ striking appearances
19. Serval – inspired by a medium-sized wild cat species
20. Mauve – a color name associated with a cat’s coat
21. Jinx – referring to the mischievous nature often associated with cats
22. Catarina – derived from the Greek word “kataros,” meaning “pure,” often associated with cats’ cleanliness
23. Nala – derived from a Swahili word meaning “lioness”
24. Sable – inspired by the dark fur color often associated with cats
25. Lynette – derived from the Welsh word for “nymph” or “little lioness”
26. Ocelot – inspired by a small wild cat species
27. Arabella – derived from the Latin word “orabilis,” meaning “yielding to prayer” or “lovely,” often associated with a cat’s independent and charming nature
28. Mimi – a playful nickname often associated with cats
29. Serenity – suggesting the calm and peaceful demeanor of a cat
30. Catalina – derived from the Greek word “kata,” meaning “down” or “against,” symbolizing a cat’s agility and ability to pounce
31. Purr – referencing the sound cats make when content or affectionate
32. Sabrina – meaning “from the boundary river,” often associated with the mysterious and enchanting nature of cats
33. Mia – derived from the Scandinavian word for “beloved” or “mine,” often associated with the affectionate bond between cats and their owners
34. Calista – derived from the Greek word “kalos,” meaning “beautiful,” often associated with cats’ elegance and grace
35. Whiskers – referencing a cat’s prominent facial feature
36. Selene – derived from the Greek goddess of the moon, associated with the nocturnal nature of cats
37. Cinnamon – a spice name associated with the warm hues often found in a cat’s coat
38. Panther – referring to a type of big cat
39. Nimble – suggesting a cat’s agility and quick movements
40. Cleo – derived from the Greek word “kleos,” meaning “glory” or “pride,” often associated with a cat’s regal and majestic nature
41. Saffron – a spice name associated with the vibrant colors often found in a cat’s coat
42. Jazzy – suggesting the lively and spirited nature often associated with cats
43. Purrfect – a playful combination of “purr” and “perfect,” representing the ideal cat
44. Roxie – derived from the Persian word “roshan,” meaning “bright” or “dawn,” often associated with a cat’s radiant presence
45. Calypso – inspired by the Greek mythological nymph associated with feline grace and charm
46. Stella – derived from the Latin word “stella,” meaning “star,” often associated with a cat’s enchanting and mesmerizing qualities
47. Minka – derived from the Slavic word “mila,” meaning “love” or “dear,” often associated with the affectionate nature of cats
48. Misty – referencing the ethereal and elusive nature often associated with cats
49. Onyx – a gemstone name associated with the sleek and dark beauty often found in a cat’s coat
50. Cuddle – suggesting the affectionate and cuddly nature of a cat

These names capture the essence, characteristics, and symbolism associated with cats, both domestic and wild, and can be perfect choices for baby girls.