Whether a familiar, companion, or mischievous imp, cats have long held a place of mystical reverence among witches. With their ability to see between worlds and instinctual magic, a feline friend can be one of your greatest allies on your path.
As you welcome a new furry friend into your occult circle, choosing the right name is crucial. It must capture their magical essence and reflect the purpose they’ll serve at your side. Look to nature, folklore, and your craft for inspiration. Observe your kitten’s personality for signs emanating from past lives or destined abilities.
A perfect witch’s cat name flows off the tongue when casting, brings good fortune when meowed three times, and carries hidden powers to share with their worthy owner. Within these pages you’ll find 250 enchanted ideas, from ancient goddesses to hidden constellations, poisonous herbs to midnight phantoms. Let intuition guide you to the moniker calling out from your curious companion.
When the search is complete and magickal name revealed, celebrate your new familiar in spell or ritual. Empower their talents and purpose through chant or charm. A witch’s familiar bond is a blessing; may your journey together be long, joyful and magickal in the years to come. Now turn the page to discover the name awaiting activation within your playful familiar-to-be!
250 Magical Cat Names
Acheron – Acheron is a river in Greek mythology that is often associated with the underworld.
Agatha – Agatha means “good” or “kind” in Greek.
Aloe – Aloe is a type of plant known for its soothing and healing properties.
Ambrose – Ambrose means “immortal” or “divine” in Greek.
Amulet – An amulet is a charm or object believed to bring protection or good luck.
Anise – Anise is a spice known for its sweet and licorice-like flavor.
Apophis – Apophis is a serpent deity in Egyptian mythology, often associated with chaos.
Aragog – Aragog is a fictional giant spider in the Harry Potter series.
Artorius – Artorius is a name often associated with King Arthur, a legendary British leader.
Ash – Ash is a type of tree, and the name can symbolize strength and resilience.
Aura – Aura refers to the distinctive atmosphere or energy surrounding a person or place.
Bagheera – Bagheera is a character in Rudyard Kipling’s “The Jungle Book” and is a black panther.
Bandit – Bandit is a name that suggests a mischievous or daring personality.
Banshee – A banshee is a female spirit in Irish folklore believed to wail as an omen of death.
Bartel – Bartel is a name of German origin and means “ploughman” or “farmer.”
Batibat – Batibat is a malevolent spirit in Filipino folklore, associated with sleep paralysis.
Beast – Beast simply means a wild or dangerous animal.
Bee – Bee is the name of a small insect known for its role in pollination.
Beetle – Beetle is a type of insect with a hard shell covering its wings.
Bellatrix – Bellatrix is a Latin name that means “female warrior” or “warrior woman.”
Blackwood – Blackwood is a name that may suggest a dark or mysterious forest.
Blessing – Blessing means a gift or divine favor.
Boil – Boil is a name that may be associated with healing or purification.
Bonnie – Bonnie is a Scottish name that means “beautiful” or “pleasant.”
Broomstick – Broomstick is a term used to describe a witch’s flying tool in folklore.
Buffy – Buffy is a name that doesn’t have a specific meaning but is associated with the famous vampire slayer character, Buffy Summers, from the TV series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
Bullet – Bullet is a projectile fired from a firearm.
Burdock – Burdock is a type of plant known for its prickly burrs.
Cackle – Cackle refers to the shrill, often sinister laughter of a witch or a hen.
Caliban – Caliban is a character in William Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest,” often seen as a symbol of the wild and untamed.
Cape – Cape refers to a piece of land that extends into a body of water.
Catacomb – A catacomb is an underground burial place, often associated with ancient Rome.
Caterpillar – A caterpillar is the larval stage of a butterfly or moth.
Cedric – Cedric is a name of Celtic origin, meaning “kindly and loved.”
Chalice – A chalice is a sacred cup, often used in religious ceremonies.
Changeling – A changeling is a mythical creature that is swapped for a human child by fairies.
Charm – A charm is a small object believed to bring good luck or protection.
Checkers – Checkers is a game that involves strategy and competition.
Cirilla – Cirilla is a name without a specific meaning but is associated with the character Ciri from the “Witcher” book and video game series.
Clove – Clove is a spice known for its strong and aromatic flavor.
Clover – Clover is a type of plant often associated with luck.
Coalby – Coalby is a name that may evoke images of coal mines or blacksmithing.
Cobweb – A cobweb is a spider’s web, often associated with old and abandoned places.
Coco – Coco is a name that doesn’t have a specific meaning but is often associated with the coconut or the French fashion designer Coco Chanel.
Constance – Constance means “steadfast” or “constant” and signifies reliability.
Cordelia – Cordelia is a name of Celtic origin, meaning “daughter of the sea.”
Coven – A coven is a group of witches who practice together.
Crabbe – Crabbe is a name that may evoke images of crabs or a crabby disposition.
Crescent – A crescent is a shape resembling a curved moon.
Crickets – Crickets are insects known for their chirping sounds in the evening.
Crow – A crow is a black bird known for its intelligence and symbolism in various cultures.
Cunning – Cunning means having cleverness or sly intelligence.
Currant – A currant is a small, tart berry often used in cooking.
Dahlia – Dahlia is a type of flower known for its vibrant and diverse colors.
Dandelion – Dandelion is a plant with yellow flowers and a seed head that resembles a lion’s mane when mature.
Delphine – Delphine is a name of Greek origin, meaning “dolphin.”
Diana – Diana is a name of Latin origin, associated with the Roman goddess of the moon and hunting.
Diesel – Diesel is a type of fuel often used in engines.
Divine – Divine means heavenly or godlike in nature.
Djinn – Djinn are supernatural beings in Islamic mythology, often associated with granting wishes.
Domino – Domino is a game played with rectangular tiles, often with black dots on them.
Dorcas – Dorcas is a name of Greek origin, meaning “gazelle” or “deer.”
Dorian – Dorian is a name that doesn’t have a specific meaning but is often associated with the Dorian mode in music or the character Dorian Gray from Oscar Wilde’s novel.
Dorothea – Dorothea is a name of Greek origin, meaning “gift of God.”
Draco – Draco is a Latin name that means “dragon” or “serpent.”
Dracula – Dracula is a name famously associated with the fictional vampire Count Dracula created by Bram Stoker.
Dragon Scale – Dragon scales are the protective armor-like plates on a dragon’s body.
Dusk – Dusk refers to the time of day between daylight and darkness, typically at sunset.
Earwax – Earwax is the substance produced by the ears to protect and clean the ear canal.
Ebony – Ebony is a type of dark, dense wood often used in fine furniture.
Eclipse – An eclipse is the obscuring of one celestial body by another, such as a solar or lunar eclipse.
Edward – Edward is a name of English origin, meaning “wealthy guardian” or “rich protector.”
Elphaba – Elphaba is a name associated with the character Elphaba Thropp from the novel and musical “Wicked,” a reimagining of the Wicked Witch of the West from “The Wizard of Oz.”
Elspeth – Elspeth is a Scottish name, a variant of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
Embers – Embers are the glowing, hot remnants of a fire.
Esther – Esther is a name of Persian origin, meaning “star.”
Ethereal – Ethereal means extremely delicate, light, or heavenly in nature.
Eyeball – An eyeball is the spherical organ in the skull responsible for vision.
Faery – Faery is an archaic spelling of “fairy,” which refers to mythical and magical creatures.
Familiar – A familiar is a supernatural entity often associated with witches and wizards as a companion or assistant.
Fang – A fang is a long, pointed tooth, often associated with snakes and vampires.
Faustus – Faustus is a name associated with the legendary figure Doctor Faustus, who made a pact with the devil.
Feather – A feather is a lightweight structure that covers the bodies of birds.
Fiona – Fiona is a name of Gaelic origin, meaning “fair” or “white.”
Flitwick – Flitwick is the name of a character, Professor Flitwick, in the Harry Potter series.
Fortune – Fortune refers to luck, fate, or destiny.
Foxglove – Foxglove is a plant known for its tall spikes of tubular flowers.
Freya – Freya is a name of Norse origin, associated with the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility.
Fringilla – Fringilla is a name that doesn’t have a widely recognized meaning.
Frog – A frog is a small amphibian known for its distinctive croaking sound.
Fudge – Fudge is a sweet confection made from sugar, butter, and milk.
Garlic – Garlic is a pungent herb often used in cooking and known for its potential health benefits.
Ginger – Ginger is a spice with a warm, spicy flavor often used in cooking and known for its potential health benefits.
Glamor – Glamor refers to an alluring beauty or charm, often associated with a magical or enchanting quality.
Glinda – Glinda is a name often associated with the Good Witch of the North in “The Wizard of Oz.”
Goth – Goth is a subculture known for its dark and often melancholic aesthetic.
Goyle – Goyle is a name that may not have a specific meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Greendale – Greendale is a fictional town often associated with the world of Archie Comics and the TV series “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.”
Grimm – Grimm is a name associated with the Brothers Grimm, who collected and published fairy tales.
Grimoire – A grimoire is a book of magic spells and incantations.
Grindelwald – Grindelwald is a name associated with the character Gellert Grindelwald in the Harry Potter series, who was a powerful dark wizard.
Gryla – Gryla is a character in Icelandic folklore, often portrayed as a giantess who kidnaps and eats misbehaving children.
Hag – A hag is a supernatural creature often depicted as a hideous old woman or witch.
Halloween – Halloween is a holiday celebrated on October 31st, known for its traditions like costume wearing, trick-or-treating, and spooky decorations.
Hardbroom – Hardbroom is a name associated with Miss Hardbroom, a character in the “The Worst Witch” series.
Harvey – Harvey is a name of English origin, meaning “battle worthy.”
Hawthorne – Hawthorne is a type of tree or shrub, known for its white or pink flowers and red berries.
Hecate – Hecate is a goddess in Greek mythology associated with witchcraft, crossroads, and the moon.
Hedwig – Hedwig is the name of Harry Potter’s pet owl in the Harry Potter series.
Hendrix – Hendrix is a name of Dutch and German origin, meaning “son of Hendrik” or “ruler of the household.”
Herb – Herb is a name that may evoke images of plants and herbs often used in cooking and herbal medicine.
Hex – A hex is a magical spell or curse.
Hilda – Hilda is a name of German origin, meaning “battle woman.”
Hocus – “Hocus” is often used in the phrase “hocus-pocus,” a term associated with magic and deception.
Honeycomb – A honeycomb is a structure made by bees to store honey.
Hope – Hope is a virtue and represents optimism, aspiration, and belief in positive outcomes.
Horseradish – Horseradish is a pungent root often used as a condiment.
Incense – Incense is a fragrant substance often burned for its aromatic properties, especially in religious or spiritual rituals.
Ingrid – Ingrid is a name of Norse origin, meaning “beautiful” or “fair.”
Ink – Ink is a liquid or paste used for writing or drawing.
Istredd – Istredd is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Jenny – Jenny is a name that may be a variation of Jennifer or a diminutive of Jennifer, meaning “white wave” or “fair phantom.”
Jerathmiel – Jerathmiel is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a name.
Jet – Jet is a black gemstone formed from fossilized wood.
Jinx – A jinx is a superstition or curse believed to bring bad luck.
Joanna – Joanna is a name of Hebrew origin, meaning “God is gracious.”
Kai – Kai is a name of various origins, including Hawaiian, meaning “sea” or “ocean.”
Kemper – Kemper is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a surname.
Kinkle – Kinkle is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Krum – Krum is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Lamia – Lamia is a name associated with a mythological creature or demon in various cultures, often depicted as a female serpent or vampire.
Lavender – Lavender is a fragrant herb known for its calming and soothing properties.
Leech – A leech is a type of blood-sucking worm.
Lentil – Lentil is a type of legume commonly used in cooking.
Libby – Libby is a name that may be a diminutive of Elizabeth, meaning “pledged to God.”
Licorice – Licorice is a plant whose root is used to make a sweet and distinctive-flavored candy.
Lilith – Lilith is a name associated with a figure in Jewish folklore and mythology, often portrayed as a demon or the first wife of Adam.
Lizard – A lizard is a reptile known for its scaly skin and ability to shed its tail.
Lockhart – Lockhart is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a surname.
Louise – Louise is a name of French origin, meaning “famous in battle.”
Lucas – Lucas is a name of Greek origin, meaning “from Lucania” or “light-bringer.”
Lucky – Lucky means having good fortune or being favored by chance.
Luna – Luna is a name of Latin origin, meaning “moon.”
Madam – Madam is a polite form of address for a woman, often associated with respect.
Madison – Madison is a name of English origin, meaning “son of Maud” or “son of Matthew.”
Magic – Magic refers to the use of supernatural powers to influence or control events.
Maleficent – Maleficent means causing harm or evil, often associated with the Disney character Maleficent, a wicked fairy.
Mary – Mary is a name of Hebrew origin, meaning “bitter” or “rebellious.”
Matches – Matches are small sticks with a combustible tip used to create fire.
Melisandre – Melisandre is a name associated with a character in the “A Song of Ice and Fire” series by George R.R. Martin and the TV series “Game of Thrones.”
Melvin – Melvin is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Merlin – Merlin is a legendary wizard and advisor to King Arthur in Arthurian legend.
Methuselah – Methuselah is a biblical name associated with a person who lived for an exceptionally long time.
Midnight – Midnight is the middle of the night, the point in time when it’s darkest.
Mildred – Mildred is a name of Old English origin, meaning “gentle strength.”
Minerva – Minerva is a name of Roman origin, associated with the goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare.
Misty – Misty means filled with or covered in mist or fog.
Mog – Mog is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Molly – Molly is a name that may be a diminutive of Mary, meaning “bitter” or “rebellious.”
Moon – The moon is Earth’s natural satellite and is often associated with nighttime and mystery.
Moonstone – Moonstone is a gemstone with a shimmering or opalescent quality, often associated with the moon’s glow.
Morningstar – Morningstar is a name often associated with the planet Venus when it appears in the morning sky and is also a term used to refer to the planet Venus.
Moth – A moth is an insect related to butterflies, known for its nocturnal behavior and attracted to light.
Mousesack – Mousesack is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Muggle – Muggle is a term from the Harry Potter series, referring to a non-magical person.
Mushroom – A mushroom is a type of fungi often used in cooking.
Myrtle – Myrtle is a name of Greek origin, meaning “a type of flowering plant.”
Narissa – Narissa is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Nebula – A nebula is a vast cloud of gas and dust in space, often associated with the formation of stars and planets.
Necromancer – A necromancer is a person who practices necromancy, the art of communicating with and controlling the dead.
Nero – Nero is a name associated with the Roman Emperor Nero, known for his controversial rule.
Nettle – Nettle is a plant known for its stinging hairs that can cause skin irritation upon contact.
Neville – Neville is a name of French origin, meaning “new town” or “new village.”
Newt – A newt is a type of amphibian, often found near water.
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Nicholas – Nicholas is a name of Greek origin, meaning “victory of the people.”
Nightfall – Nightfall is the arrival of nighttime, typically at sunset.
Nightshade – Nightshade is a plant known for its toxic berries.
Occult – Occult refers to secret or hidden knowledge, often related to supernatural or mystical practices.
Olive – Olive is a type of tree known for its fruit, which is used to produce olive oil.
Omen – An omen is a sign or event believed to foreshadow a future event, often of significant importance.
Onyx – Onyx is a type of black gemstone, often used in jewelry.
Pearl – A pearl is a precious gemstone formed within the shell of certain mollusks, often associated with beauty and purity.
Pentagram – A pentagram is a five-pointed star often used as a symbol in various cultures, including in occult practices.
Pepper – Pepper is a spice known for its pungent flavor.
Petal – A petal is a individual segment of a flower’s corolla, often colorful and fragrant.
Phantom – A phantom is a ghostly or spectral apparition.
Phoebe – Phoebe is a name of Greek origin, meaning “radiant” or “shining.”
Piper – Piper is a name that may be associated with the profession of playing the flute or bagpipes.
Priest – A priest is a religious leader who performs sacred ceremonies and rituals.
Prospero – Prospero is a character in William Shakespeare’s play “The Tempest,” known for his magical abilities.
Prudence – Prudence is a virtue meaning wisdom and caution in decision-making.
Prue – Prue is a name that may be a diminutive of Prudence.
Puma – A puma is a large wild cat also known as a mountain lion or cougar.
Pumpkin – A pumpkin is a type of squash often used for carving during Halloween and for making pumpkin-related dishes.
Putnam – Putnam is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a surname.
Quentin – Quentin is a name of Latin origin, meaning “the fifth.”
Raven – A raven is a large black bird often associated with symbolism in various cultures.
Regina – Regina is a name of Latin origin, meaning “queen.”
Riddle – A riddle is a puzzling question or problem often presented as a game.
Ridley – Ridley is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Ritual – A ritual is a ceremonial act or series of actions performed for a specific purpose.
Root – A root is the part of a plant that typically lies below the surface of the soil and absorbs nutrients.
Rosalind – Rosalind is a name of Old German origin, meaning “gentle horse” or “soft and tender.”
Rose – A rose is a type of flower often associated with love and beauty.
Rosemary – Rosemary is a fragrant herb often used in cooking and known for its aromatic properties.
Roz – Roz is a name that may be a diminutive or shortened form of Rosalind or other names.
Sabbath – The Sabbath is a day of rest and worship in various religious traditions, including Judaism and Christianity.
Sabrina – Sabrina is a name of Latin origin, possibly meaning “from the border” or “boundary.”
Sage – Sage is a fragrant herb known for its culinary and medicinal uses.
Salem – Salem is a name often associated with the city of Salem, Massachusetts, known for its historical witch trials.
Salt – Salt is a mineral substance often used as a seasoning and preservative.
Samantha – Samantha is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is a popular given name.
Sarah – Sarah is a name of Hebrew origin, meaning “princess.”
Sardine – A sardine is a small, oily fish often canned for consumption.
Scratch – Scratch means to make a mark or wound on a surface by scraping it.
Severus – Severus is a name of Latin origin, meaning “stern” or “strict.”
Shadow – A shadow is a dark area formed when an object blocks light.
Sharpie – Sharpie is a brand of permanent markers known for their bold and permanent ink.
Sirius – Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky and is often referred to as the “Dog Star.”
Sister – A sister is a female sibling or a term of affection and camaraderie among women.
Slug – A slug is a slimy, shell-less mollusk.
Smokey – Smokey refers to something filled with or covered in smoke.
Solstice – A solstice is an astronomical event marking the longest or shortest day of the year.
Sooty – Sooty means covered in soot, a black, powdery residue resulting from the incomplete combustion of carbon.
Spell – A spell is a magical incantation or formula used to achieve a specific effect.
Spellman – Spellman is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a surname.
Spider – A spider is an arachnid known for its ability to spin webs to catch prey.
Spirit – A spirit is a non-physical entity often associated with the supernatural or the soul.
Stevie – Stevie is a name that may be a diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie.
Storm – Storm refers to a violent disturbance in the atmosphere, often characterized by heavy rain, strong winds, and thunder.
Stregobor – Stregobor is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Succubus – A succubus is a female demon or supernatural entity in folklore believed to seduce and harm men.
Susie – Susie is a name that may be a diminutive of Susan or Susannah.
Sweep – Sweep means to clean or clear an area by brushing or wiping.
Tail – A tail is the rear part of an animal’s body, often used for balance or communication.
Taproot – A taproot is the main, central root of a plant that typically grows straight down.
Tarot – Tarot refers to a set of playing cards used for divination and fortune-telling.
Theo – Theo is a name that may be a diminutive of Theodore or Theophilus.
Thirteen – Thirteen is the number following twelve and is often considered an unlucky number in some cultures.
Thistle – Thistle is a prickly plant with purple or pink flowers, often considered a weed.
Thunder – Thunder is the sound produced by lightning during a thunderstorm.
Tissaia – Tissaia is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a character name.
Toadstool – A toadstool is a poisonous or inedible mushroom.
Tongue – A tongue is the muscular organ in the mouth used for tasting, speaking, and swallowing.
Tonks – Tonks is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is associated with the character Nymphadora Tonks in the Harry Potter series.
Triss – Triss is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Twilight – Twilight is the period of time between daylight and darkness, typically at sunset or sunrise.
Umbridge – Umbridge is a name associated with the character Dolores Umbridge in the Harry Potter series.
Ursula – Ursula is a name of Latin origin, meaning “little she-bear.”
Valerie – Valerie is a name of French origin, meaning “strong” or “valiant.”
Velvet – Velvet is a soft, smooth fabric often associated with luxury and elegance.
Vervain – Vervain is a type of flowering plant often used in herbal medicine.
Vinegar – Vinegar is a sour liquid made from the fermentation of alcoholic liquids, often used in cooking and cleaning.
Voodoo – Voodoo is a religion and set of spiritual practices with African and Haitian roots.
Wardwell – Wardwell is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a surname.
Warlock – A warlock is a male witch or practitioner of witchcraft.
Wednesday – Wednesday is the day of the week named after the Norse god Odin, often associated with the middle of the workweek.
Wendy – Wendy is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is a popular given name.
Wicca – Wicca is a modern pagan, witchcraft-based religious movement.
Wicked – Wicked means evil or morally wrong.
Widow – A widow is a woman whose spouse has died and has not remarried.
Willow – Willow is a type of tree known for its long, flexible branches.
Wings – Wings are the appendages on birds and some insects that allow them to fly.
Winifred – Winifred is a name of Welsh origin, meaning “blessed reconciliation.”
Wolf tooth – A wolf tooth is a small, vestigial tooth sometimes found in horses.
Yennefer – Yennefer is a name associated with the character Yennefer of Vengerberg in the Witcher book and video game series.
Zelda – Zelda is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Zelena – Zelena is a name that may not have a widely recognized meaning but is sometimes used as a given name.
Zoe – Zoe is a name of Greek origin, meaning “life.”
Final Musings
Selecting the perfect witch cat name for your new familiar is an enchanting journey that reflects not only your cat’s personality but also your own magical connection with them. Whether you opt for a traditional witchy moniker like “Salem” or “Mystique,” or you decide to conjure up a unique name inspired by your favorite spells, the possibilities are as limitless as the cosmos itself.
Remember that the bond between a witch and their feline companion is a profound and mystical one. So, as you embark on this magical adventure with your new furry friend, may your chosen name bring you both joy, wonder, and a sense of connection to the enchanting world of witchcraft and all its mysteries. Together, you and your bewitching companion are bound to create a lifetime of enchanting memories and moments filled with magic, laughter, and love.
