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Egyptian Cat NamesLooking for Egyptian cat names? Do you love reading and learning about Ancient Egypt and its culture? Do you want to give your cat a name that is out of the ordinary? If you think that "Fluffy" lacks pizzazz and punch, consider an Egyptian cat name. Even if you don’t have an Egyptian cat, like the Egyptian Mau, you can still give your cat an exotic, beautiful Egyptian name. The list below contains Egyptian names for female cats; many of which are the names of Egyptian goddesses. If you are looking for a name for your male kitty, here's a list of Egyptian names for male cats Female Egyptian Cat Names
Acenath – Name of Joseph’s wife, meaning daughter (Biblical) Ain – Priceless Akila – Smart, intelligent Amenti – Goddess of the Land of the West Amunet – Goddess of mystery Anath – Wife of Seth (son of Noah) (Biblical) Ankhsi - She who lives (name contributed by one of our readers) Annipe – Daughter of the Nile Anukis – Goddess of the Nile’s falls Astarte – Wife of Seth (son of Noah) Auseth – An alternate name of the supreme goddess Isis Aziza – Precious Bahiti – Good luck, fortune Bast – Cat goddess Bastet – Another name for the cat goddess Bast Bennu – Eagle Buto – Goddess of protection, usually depicted as a cobra-headed woman Chione – Daughter of the Nile Cleopatra – Legendary queen of Egypt Dalila - Sweet, gentle, peaceful Eshe– Life Femi – Love Habibah – Beloved, loved Halima – Gentle Hasina – Good Hathor – Deity who embodies love, motherhood and protection Hapshetsut – Egyptian queen Heget (also known as Heket) – Frog-headed goddess, symbol of life Isis – Goddess of fertility and motherhood. Sister and wife of Osiris Jamila – Beautiful Jendayi – Grateful Kamilah – Perfect, perfection Kanika – Black, dark Keket – Goddess of darkness More Egyptian Names for Female CatsKhepri – Rising sub Layla – Born during the night Maat – Goddess of justice Mesi – Water Mosi – Born first Mut – Goddess of the heavens Nefertari –Egyptian queen Nefertiti – Legendary Egyptian queen, best known for her beauty Neith – Divine mother Nekhebet – Goddess protector of Upper Egypt, mothers and children Nile – the famous river Nubia – from the region of Nubia Nut – Goddess of the sky Olabisi – Joy bringer Oni – Loved Oseye – Happy, joyful Pili – Second child Quibilah – Calm, peaceful Rashida – Just, righteous Renenet (also known as Renenunet) – Goddess of the true name and abundance Renpet – Goddess of youth Safiya – Pure, whole Sagira – Little one Sanura – Kitten Sekhmet – One of the feline goddesses, depicted as a woman with the head of a lioness Selma – Safe, secure Siti – Lady Subira – Calm, patient Urbi – Princess Wait! There's more. Azhia, one of our readers, contributed the following list of Middle Egyptian names and information about Middle Egyptian:
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I hope you enjoyed this list of names for Egyptian cats. Egyptian cat names are mysterious and magical, just perfect for a cat. For additional cat names, check the links listed below.
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