Cats, by their very nature, are super cool. Cats know exactly who they are and what they want. And that’s cool.
To help with your search for a name that truly compliments your cat’s natural coolness, we share coolest cat names.
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Cool Cat Names
Adam
Addison
Ade
Adrian
Aiden
Aine – a Celtic word meaning ‘fire’ and ‘vibrancy’, reflecting the fiery colors of a Tiger’s fur
Airlia – meaning ‘ethereal’ in Greek
Akela
Alain – a Gaelic word for ‘bright’
Alegra – Italian meaning ‘cheerful’ and ‘vibrant’
Alice
Aloha
Amber – a beautiful, orange gem stone
Angel
Anna
Aria
Ariel
Arya
Asher
Asia – the home of these huge cats
Athena
Atticus
Aubrey
Audrey
Aurora
Austin
Ava
Avery
Axel
Azeil – meaning ‘God is my strength’ in Hebrew which was often used during the middle ages
Azrael
Babar – Although the word has Persian origins, Babar is widely used in African cultures for felines.
Babur
Babur (Tiger – Urdu)
Bagh
Bandit
Basil
Battle Cat – a big, green cat from ‘Masters of the Universe’
Battle Cate
Beau/Bo
Bella
Benny
Blanca
Boo
Bowie
Brayden
Brooklyn
Bruce
Bryson
Butters
Byakko – a cat from Japanese mythology
Caleb
Cali
Calvin
Cameron
Camila
Camo – short for camouflage
Caroline
Carson
Carter
Catarina
Catrina
Catrina – a great name for a Tigress
Ceart – meaning ‘roar’ in Gaelic which is the signature noise emitted by these animals
Charlie
Charlotte
China – the home of many Siberians, who often live in more northern, and therefore colder, areas
Chloe
Claire
Clawdia
Clementine
Cloudy
Clyde
Coco
Colton
Connor
Cooper
Cosimia
Cosmo
Cuddles
Cybil
Daisy
Daniel
Dave – a simple option that wouldn’t normally be paired with these animals, making it a funny choice
Dawon – a sacred Lion from Hindu mythology
Dawon – this name is famous from Hindu mythology. Dawon was a sacred tiger offered to the Hindu goddess Durga.
Delia
Delilah
Diamond
Diarmid
Dominic
Dungi – meaning ‘stripes’ in Romanian, reflecting their unique fur pattern
Dusty
Dylan
Easton
Edan – a Celtic word meaning ‘fire’
Eleanor
Elektra – Greek for evoking the fiery sun
Elijah
Ellie
Ethan
Ethelbert
Evan
Evelyn
Everly
Evie
Ezekiel
Ezra
Felice
Felix
Finn
Fran
Frank
Frankie
Fred
Freda – meaning ‘peaceful ruler’ in German
Freya/Freyja
Frosty
Garfiield
Genesis
Geobaldi – from ‘Outlanders’
Ginger
Gizmo
Goliath
Gracie
Grayson
Griffin – meaning ‘powerful lord’, after the half lion, half eagle creature from mythology
Gus
Gypsy
Hadley
Haily
Halia
Hank
Hannah
Harimau
Harley
Harper
Harvey
Hazel
Henith
Hera
Hoala
Hobbes
Holly
Honi
Honolulu
Hudson
Hungry – from L. Frank Baum’s ‘Ozma of Oz’
Hunter – a cool name, perfectly suited to a Tigress who loves to hunt for prey!
Ian
Ice
Icy
Ignatius – Latin for ‘fiery’
Imani
Imani – an African word meaning ‘faith’
Indi
India
Indraa – an Indian name for a Tigress
Indy – a short version of ‘India’, for a cute cub from India!
Iniki
Inoki
Isabella
Ivy
Izzy
Jace
Jack
Jake
Jameson
Jasper
Jiba – from the comic ‘Shinmai Fukei Kiruko-san’
Jinx
Jose
Josie
Julian
Jungle – the home for many of these creatures
Juniper
Jussuf – from ‘Gunter Eich’s ‘Der Tiger Jussuf’
Kahili
Kahuna
Kaila
Kailani
Kaira – a Scandinavian word meaning ‘pure’
Kali – African meaning ‘energetic’
Kambuku – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Chichewa
Kane
Kano – meaning ‘masculine capability’ in Japanese, a unique Tiger name for males
Kaplan (Tiger – Turkish)
Kaplony (Tiger – Hungarian)
Kapono – a Hawaiian name meaning ‘righteous one’
Karma
Katniss
Kawan – a Korean name meaning ‘strong’ and ‘powerful’
Kehar – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Hindi
Kellen – meaning ‘powerful’ in Afrikaans
Kendra
Kenji – a Japanese word meaning ‘wise’ and ‘powerful’
Kenway – an English word meaning ‘courageous warrior’
Kenzo – meaning ‘healthy’ and ‘powerful’
Kevin
Kiki
King – for an animal who is the King of the Jungle!
Kinsley
Koa
Kora
Kumal – from the 2004 film ‘Two Brothers’
Lahela
Laki
Lancelot – one of the ‘Knights of the Round Table’ from Arthurian legend
Landon
Lani
Layla/Leila
Leah
Leif – of Norse origin, meaning ‘son’, and ‘descendant’
Leonardo
Lexi
Liam
Lillian
Lily
Lincoln
Linus
Loki
Lola
London
Long – after ‘Long the Tiger’ from the ‘Bloody Roar’ series
Louie
Luana
Lucy
Lulu
Maahes – Although this name was used for a lion that was considered the Egyptian god of war, Maahes is still a mythical feline name that is used for tigers as well.
Mac
Macan – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Japanese
Mahalo
Mahina
Maisy
Makari – a Russian word meaning ‘blessed’
Mana
Mango
Maoz – meaning ‘strength’ and ‘power’ in Hebrew
Marie
Marvin
Mateo
Matilda
Mau Loa
Maverick
Max
Maynard – meaning ‘courageous’ and ‘strong’
Mediavine
Medusa
Meeko
Mika
Mila
Milo
Minnie
Minus – Latin for ‘stripes’
Miss Kitty
Misty
Moana
Momo
Myanmar – a great Tiger name from this amazing country!
Nahal – from ‘Shimmer and Shine’
Nala
Natalie
Nepal – the home of many species of Cubs
Nimer (Tiger – Arabic)
Ninja – a fitting choice for a Tigress whose stripes allow her to camouflage
Nitro
Noah
Nolan
Nora
Norman
Nova
Numair – a Muslim word meaning ‘cub’
Ohana
Olive
Ollie
Olympia
Oniyuri – a Japanese name meaning ‘Tiger lily’
Osiris – after the Egyptian God who is born again each year
Otis
Paisley
Parker – from Yann Martel’s ‘Life of Pi’
Pawla
Pawline
Peaches
Pearl
Peggy
Penelope
Penny
Percy
Phoebe
Piper
Pippin
Pixie
Poppy
Prince
Pualani
Puli – an Indian name meaning ‘Tiger’
Pumpkin
Purrrrfect – a punny choice for a cat who can do no wrong!
Puss in Boots – after the cheeky Italian fictional cat, featured in the ‘Shrek’ films
Rainy
Rajah – from Disney’s ‘Aladdin’
Rayas – ‘stripes’ in Spanish
Razor
Riley
River
Robert
Roman
Rory
Rosie
Rugir – the verb ‘to roar’ in French
Ryker
Sage
Sandy
Sangha – also from the film ‘Two Brothers’
Santiago
Sasha
Savannah
Scarlett
Scout
Sebastian
Sekhmet – A mouthful, this name was given to the feline goddess in Egyptian mythology. The goddess had a head of a lioness.
Shadow – a mysterious choice, reflective of the dark markings on a Bengal cat’s fur
Shere Khan – from Rudyard Kipling’s ‘The Jungle Book’
Shiva – the Tigress from the TV show ‘The Walking Dead’
Sissy
Skylar
Smokey
Snow White
Snowy
Sophia or Sofia
Sophie
Spike
Spooky
Stay Puft
Stella
Stevie
Striber – ‘stripes’ in Danish
Stripes – the perfect name for a Tiger
Strixxi – a funky moniker meaning ‘stripes’ in Maltese
Sud (Tiger – Thai)
Suki
Sunset
Suri – a Persian word for ‘red rose’
Tabbart – German for ‘brilliant’
Tabby – short for ‘Tabitha’
Tadeo – Aramaic for ‘praise’
Tag – an Irish word meaning ‘handsome’
Taiga – a cold forest
Taika – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Maori, and also a Finnish word meaning ‘magic spell’
Taimi – a Finnish name meaning ‘young tree’, a great name for animal who lives amongst the trees of a jungle
Takio – meaning ‘strong like bamboo’
Takoda – a Native American name meaning ‘friend to everyone’, perfect for a loveable cub!
Tal – an English word for ‘tall’
Tala – a Persian choice meaning ‘gold’, brilliant for a Tigress with beautiful, gold-colored fur
Talayeh – a Persian title meaning ‘a ray of golden son’
Taleb – Arabic meaning ‘seeker’
Talise – Native American meaning ‘stunning waters’
Tamala – meaning ‘dark tree’ in Afrikaans
Tamara – a Hebrew word meaning ‘palm tree’, an exotic plant for an exotic animal like this!
Tana – Greek meaning ‘goddess of fire and of the stars’
Tanya – Russian for meaning ‘praiseworthy’
Taren – a fierce Welsh word meaning ‘thunder’
Tarzan – after the fictional character raised by apes, from the 1999 Disney film
Temple – Latin for ‘sanctuary’
Terrin – an English word meaning ‘earthman’
Thor – the Marvel superhero, son of Odin and heir to the throne of Asgard, played by Chris Hemsworth
Tiana – Greek for ‘Goddess’ meaning ‘victor’ in Swedish
Tier – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Afrikaans
Tiger Lily – these large, orange flowers with dark spots are perfect for a pet with similar markings!
Tiger Shroff – the Indian film actor, famous for his Hindi films
Tiger Woods – professional American golfer, perfect for any golfing fans!
Tigerman
Tigey
Tigger
Tigre (Tiger – Spanish)
Tigresa – ‘Tiger’ in Portuguese
Tigrio (Tiger – Latin)
Tigris (Tiger – Latin)
Tigru – meaning ‘Tiger’ in Romanian
Tilly
Tinkerbell – a cute choice for a Tigress!
Tipu – a Hindi word which means ‘Tiger’
Tom
Tony
Topaz
Tora (Tiger – Japanese)
Torey
Toulouse
Trap Shadow – from the video game ‘Skylanders: Swap Force’
Tristan – another of King Arthur’s ‘Knights of the Round Table’
Trixie
Trudy
Tuff Luck – from the video game ‘Skylanders: Trap Team’
Tweedledum – a funny name for a twin Tiger, paired with another called ‘Tweedledee’
Tyga – after the American rapper and singer, this is a unique spelling of Tiger, perfect for a unique animal!
Tygra – the warrior and second-in-command of the ‘Thundercats’
Uma
Valerio – derived from the English word ‘valor’
Venus
Vice
Victoria
Violet
Vitaly – a Siberian Tiger from ‘Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted’
White Blaze – the ‘Ronin Warriors’ manga and anime series
Willow
Wyatt
Xavier
Xena
Xio – a unique and quirky title which is short for Xiomara
Yacoub – Greek meaning ‘one who is from the forest’
Yanamarie – Native American meaning ‘blossom’
Yasmin – Turkish for ‘Jasmine’
Yavin – meaning ‘small’ and ‘masculine’ in the Arabic language
Yepa – Hebrew for ‘one who is praised’
Ygeme – a unique title meaning ‘generous’
Yigal – the Ukrainian version of ‘Eve’, meaning ‘life’
Yoana – from Norse mythology
Yoseba – ‘dove’ in Hebrew, a great white Tiger name
Yulip
Yura – Basque meaning ‘youthful’
Zahav – derived from the Hebrew word ‘Zahav’, meaning ‘gold’ and ‘gilded’
Zale – a Greek choice meaning ‘power of the sea’
Zara
Zoe
Zoey
