If you’re a cat parent and you’re looking for some new names for your furry little feline friends, then this list should be right up your alley. Here are more than 50 nature-inspired cat names that will help you name your new kitty.
We might also add more moving forward if we managed to find some rare, unique nature-themed names that are suitable for cats.
Our Pick For Over 50 Unique Nature Themed Cat Names
| Name | Meaning Behind The Name | Gender | Origins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andromeda | A name of a nearby galaxy, given because it resides (from our point of view) within the constellation. | Female | Greek |
| Amethyst | The word mêtas, which means "intoxicated, drunk", is also the root of the name of the Rare Purple Stone. | Female | Greek |
| Amber | An amber gemstone is a fossilized resin formed from the remains of certain types of tree. | Female | Arabic |
| Aderyn | Bird | Female | Welsh |
| Aquila | Referring an eagle in Latin | Unisex | Latin |
| Arvid | The Old Norse name Arnvíðr derives from the elements arn "eagle" and viðr " | Male | Swedish |
| Ayaka | From Japanese 彩 meaning "color", combined with 花 or 華 both meaning "flower". | Female | Japan |
| Bijou | Referring to Jewel | Female | French |
| Blong | Leaves | Male | |
| Bor | Another type of tree | Male | |
| Burim | Source of water | Male | Albanian |
| Carpus | Fruits | Male | Greek |
| Cedar | Referring to Coniferous Tree | Unisex | English |
| Chesley | The surname, meaning "camp meadow" in Old English, is derived from one of the place | Unisex | English |
| Chrysanta | The term chrysanthemum in the sense of "golden flower" originated from the ancient Greeks who called the plant | Female | Greek |
| Codrin | Referring to Green Forest | Male | Romanian |
| Consus | simply come from to sow, to plant | Male | Roman |
| Dalia | gentle & soft branch of the tree | Female | Hebrew |
| Dekel | Tall & Strong Palm Tree | Male | Hebrew |
| Durdona | Beautiful Pearl | Female | |
| Eguzki | Bright Sun | Male | |
| Eira | Clean white snow | Female | Welsh |
| Emerald | Green & Unqiue Gemstone | Female | English |
| Erlea | Bees | Female | |
| Falk | Strong & high flying Falcon | Male | German |
| Feray | The Radiance of the Moon | Female | Turkish |
| Fuyuko | Winter in Japanese | Female | Japanese |
| Gresham | From a name of one place during ancient time. | Male | English |
| Hadley | A very popular Scottish surname. It means "heather field" in Old English. | Unisex | English |
| Hajnalka | Referring to a flower, morning glory. | Female | Hungarian |
| Hina | From the Japanese words 陽 (hi) meaning "light, sun, male" or 日 (hi) meaning "sun, day" combination | Female | Japanese |
| Houa | Cloud | Female | |
| Ianthe | Referring to Violet Flower | Female | Greek |
| İlkay | Meaning of new moon | Unisex | Turkish |
| Juvela | Referring to Jewel | Female | |
| Kailash | By one of the mountain name | Male | India |
| Kaito | Referring to blue ocean & sea | Male | Japan |
| Lehua | Referring to one of the flower called Ohia Flower | Unisex | Hawaiian |
| Malai | Meaning the garden of flowers | Felame | Thai |
| Marlowe | It is come from a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "remnants of a lake" in Old English. | Unisex | English |
| Narcyz | Referring to narcissus flower in Polish | Male | Polish |
| Odell | It is referring to a plant that produce dye and also referring to hill during the ancient time | Unisex | English |
| Ogden | It came from a place name meaning "oak valley" | Male | English |
| Petunia | From a flower that called Tupi | Female | English |
| Robynne | Female | ||
| Rosalba | From a flower that called white rose | Female | Italian |
| Selby | Come from a place that called Willow Farm | Unisex | English |
| Taimo | Referring to a plant | Male | Estonian |
| Usoa | Meaning of dove | Female | |
| Vesa | Referring to young tender tree | Male | Finnish |
| Wilda | Meaning of Wild | Female | English |
| Yale | It is the meaning of fertile land. | Male | English |
| Yonca | Meaning of Clover | Female | Turkish |
Conclusion
In conclusion, we have compiled over 50 cat names inspired by nature in this list.
There are no hard-and-fast rules when it comes to naming your cat, but there are some things that you should consider. The most important thing is that you should pick a name that your cat will grow into and that you will enjoy for the rest of your life. You should also consider that the name should be easy to spell, pronounce, and remember.