250 Witchy & Magical Cat Names

Are you looking for a witchy or magical name for your cat? Did you just adopt a black cat or just want something unique?

Whatever the reason for the name we have a lot of options. From funky, and historical to TV shows and movies we have the perfect name for your feline friend.

Magical Male Cat Names

Circe – Homer’s Odyssey.

• Aleister – A mystic famous for his controversial writings.
• Archimedes – The name of Merlin’s owl.
• Aswang – A Filipino sorcerer and shape shifter who feeds on human flesh.
• Baba – A Bulgarian psychic, who it is claimed predicted world events.
• Bajang – Male equivalent of the Pelesit, the Malaysian familiar in the form of a grasshopper or cricket.
• Balthasar – He was one of the three Magi that visited the newborn baby Jesus.
• Bane – Can be a curse, scourge, or poison that typically causes death.
• Bombay – Bewitched, Dr. Bombay.
• Bruxo – Spanish origin meaning “warlock”.
• Cayce – A well-known healer, clairvoyant, and Spiritualist.
• Circe – Homer’s Odyssey.
• Daemon – Demon.
• Gandalf – One of the most popular wizards in literary history from “Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit.”
• Geller – A magician who bent spoons with his mind.
• Goth – Those who wear all black and considered mysterious.

Gandalf – One of the most popular wizards in literary history from “Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit.”

• Grimalkin – The witches’ cat in Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
• Imp – Small goblins with mischievous nature.
• Incantrix – Latin origin meaning “witch”.
• Kijo – Japanese for “witch”.
• Kit – The name of the Siamese cat from the famous drama series ‘Charmed’.
• Koldun – Russian origin meaning “warlock”.
• Loki – A Norse god who is known to be a trickster.
• Lucifer – Another name for the devil or demon.
• Majo – Japanese alternative for “witch”.
• Necromantis – Greek origin meaning “warlock”.
• Nimue – A witch from the story of King Arthur.
• Nostradamus – Predicted the future and wrote books about it.
• Prospero – The Tempest.
• Raven – A messenger of the gods and seen as a symbol of bad luck.
• Revel – A noisy celebration.

Nostradamus – Predicted the future and wrote books about it.

• Rhine – A researcher of ESP, mental telepathy and psychic abilities.
• Rune- Stones bearing symbols of magical significance.
• Saga – Another Latin word for “witch”.
• Sahir – Arabic origin meaning “warlock”.
• Sahira – Arabic origin meaning “witch”.
• Samhain – The Sabbat celebrating the end of the harvest.
• Sampson – A name inspired by the English healer known as Agnes.
• Severus – Means “stern” in Latin.
• Shade – A ghost or shadow.
• Shaman – Person with influence over good and evil spirits.
• Shiva – The Hindu god of destruction that is associated with tigers.
• Shushi – Chinese origin meaning “warlock”.
• Spivey – An American psychic and healer.
• Sorcière – French for “witch”.
• Sooth – Means prophet.

Sampson – A name inspired by the English healer known as Agnes.

• Strega – Italian origin meaning “witch”.
• Tovenaar – Latin origin meaning “warlock”.
• Veneficus – Another Latin word for “warlock”.
• Wayob – A person who can magically transform themselves into an animal.

Magical Female Cat Names

Gypsy – A slang term for the Roma people.

• Arcana – The term for the two parts of a Tarot deck.
• Artemis – A Greek goddess that is associated with the moon.
• Cassandra – In mythology she was a princess who was given the gift of prophecy, but was cursed because nobody ever believed her.
• Ceridwen – The Welsh goddess of wisdom who had white cats serve her.
• Circe – The daughter of Helios who turned Odeysseus and his men into pigs.
• Durga – A Hindu mother goddess who rode a female tiger.
• Elvira – A a dark film character.
• Grimalkin – An evil-looking female cat associated with witchcraft.
• Grizell – Another of Jane Wallis’ familiars.
• Gypsy – A slang term for the Roma people.
• Harpy – A bird of prey that has a woman’s face.
• Ivalaine – Is from ‘The Last Rune’ novel series.
• Jade – Jade is a stone used in Magic for healing and protection.
• Li Shou – A Chinese goddess represented as a cat.
• Lilith – Known in pagan circles as a goddess of strength and protection.

Cassandra – In mythology she was a princess who was given the gift of prophecy, but was cursed because nobody ever believed her.

• Luna – Harry’s charming and quirky witch friend from Harry Potter.
• Minerva – The professor who turns into a cat from the Harry Potter series.
• Parvati – The Hindu goddess of beauty rode a lion.
• Qareen – This a spiritual double, who exists as part of the person or in an alternate dimension.
• Seraph – One of the celestial beings and highest order of beings.
• Sphynx – A creature with a woman’s head, a lion’s body, and wings.
• Sprite – Can be an elf, fairy, or goblin.
• Strega – Means “witch” in Italian.
• Sukie – The name Sukie originates from Hebrew for the word “lily.
• Sybil – Roman prophet who wrote books of prophesies for the Roman king.
• Tallis – Marie Tallis was a respected psychic who gave accurate readings in the 1950s.
• Tonks – A witch in the Harry Potter series.
• Yaoji – A Chinese goddess of the mountain who is accompanied by a tiger.
• Zoe Benson – From American Horror Story.

Unisex Magical Cat Names

Chant – Rhythmic psalm or incantation sung in unison.

• Adept – One who has studied magic and is very knowledgeable.
• Archimedes – The name of Merlin’s owl.
• Astral – A second body that accompanies us throughout life.
• Aura – An aura is a luminous field of radiation that surrounds all living things like a halo.
• Beltane – A seasonal festivals for Wiccans which corresponds to May Day.
• Bokor – These are sorcerers of Voodoo for hire.
• Canon – Means rules or methods.
• Chakra – Chakras keep the mental, physical, and spiritual energies in the body in balance.
• Chanceux – Means lucky in French .
• Chant – Rhythmic psalm or incantation sung in unison.
• Cipher – The secret code or mystical writing.
• Clairvoyant – A person who claims to have a supernatural ability to see the future.
• Crookshanks – The orange pet cat in the Harry Potter series
• Cult – A system of religious veneration directed toward a specific object or figure.
• Delphi – The Oracle of Delphi.

Chakra – Chakras keep the mental, physical, and spiritual energies in the body in balance.

• Dixon – A psychic and astrologist who predicted the assassination of JFK.
• Fangs – Can be associated with vampires or werewolves.
• Ghost – A paranormal being.
• Goth – Considered a dark genre of literature that focuses on dark themes.
• Gridigut – One of Jane Wallis’ familiars.
• Halo – A ring of light around the head of a deity.
• Harpier – The name of the owl owned by the witches in ‘Macbeth’.
• Heathen – Is a pagan, idolatrous, or infidel.
• Heka – The Egyptian magical system.
• Homunculus – A small humanoid creature.
• Imp – A fairy or demon.
• Ischade – A name from the ‘Thieves’ World’ series.
• Juju – Means a lucky talisman, fetish, or charm.
• Karma – A belief that the repercussions of your actions in this life will carry over into your next life.
• Kikik – Filipino sorcerer, similar the the vampire-like Aswang.

Karma- A belief that the repercussions of your actions in this life will carry over into your next life.

• Kikimora – A house spirit who engages in destructive behavior throughout the night.
• Kinetix – A name from the DC Comics universe.
• Kismet – Means destiny or fate.
• Licorice – Licorice root is also something frequently put into spells and potions.
• Lirio – This is the name of the occult shopkeeper in The Craft.
• Litha – Is the celebration of the summer solstice.
• Mabon – The celebration of the autumnal equinox.
• Malachite – An opaque green stone that is used in magic to promote visionary powers.
• Malin – Malin Matsdotter was one of the last to be executed during Sweden’s great witch hunt known as the “Great Noise.”
• Manon – Manon is the “spirit” invoked in The Craft.
• Mog – Means gloomy.
• Mystery – Is something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain.
• Myth – Tradition, story, or legend, about supernatural beings.
• Nagual – A Native American mythical human being that can transform into a jaguar.
• Nightshade – Also Belladonna, a purple flower that tends to grow around graves.

Licorice – Licorice root is also something frequently put into spells and potions.

• Nyx – Image Comics.
• Omen – An event or sign that is a prophecy.
• Onyx – A black semi-precious gemstone.
• Orenda – An invisible power that inhabits all creatures and inanimate objects.
• Pelesit – A cricket or grasshopper, which can only be owned by a woman to assists in her magic.
• Picatrix – A book of spells based on Astral magic.
• Poppet – A voodoo doll.
• Prophet – One gifted with foresight.
• Psyche – The human soul, mind, or spirit.
• Pyewacket – The black cat familiar in the play Bell, Book and Candle.
• Pythia – Is another name inspired by the oracle also known as Delphi.
• Raven – Same as crow.
• Revenant – Human that returns as a spirit after death.
• Rivet – To capture someone’s full attention.
• Shillelagh – A kind of staff made of wood used in magic.

Pelesit – A cricket or grasshopper, which can only be owned by a woman to assists in her magic.

• Sigil – A symbol used to help a spell or ritual.
• Smudge – To burn incense to cleanse a room.
• Sodalite – A bright blue stone that promotes calmness and good digestion.
• Specter – Ghost or apparition of a terrifying nature.
• Suerte – Means “Lucky” in Spanish.
• Tarot – Cards from the 15th century that were used to see the future.
• Trance – A mental state in which a person is in another dimension.
• Tulpa – A Tibetan “imaginary friend” that can be conjured through thoughts consciously or accidentally.
• Wraith – The apparition of a living being which warns of death.
• Zemi – A good-luck charm or object.
• Zombi – The pet snake and particular of Marie Catherine Laveau.

Witchy Female Cat Names

Diana – The name for a witch queen in several European mythologies.

• Akuba – Japanese origin meaning “witch”.
• Barang – Filipino witches who practice black magic.
• Blair – Blair Witch Project.
• Bellatrix – A powerful evil witch in the Harry Potter series.
• Broom – Hilda – Based on an American newspaper comic strip.
• Cabot – Proclaimed the official witch of Salem in the early 1970s in Salem, Massachusetts.
• Cordelia Fox – A character from American Horror Story.
• Desdemona – Is a character in William Shakespeare’s play Othello.
• Diana – The name for a witch queen in several European mythologies.
• Dolores – Harry Potter series witch who is obsessed with cats and whose Patronus is a cat
• Echidna – The Witch of Greed in Re -Zero.
• Edwina – Edwina is an anime witch who prefers to be secluded rather than hang out with others or be around chaos or fighting.
• Elphaba – The wicked witch of the west from The Wizard of Oz recreated in the Broadway play, Wicked.
• Elsa – The snow queen and good witch of Disney’s Frozen films.
• Endora – The name of Samantha Stevens’ mother on the series Bewitched.

Diana – The name for a witch queen in several European mythologies.

• Esmee – A witch from Terry Pratchett’s imagination.
• Esmerelda – A witch from Terry Pratchett’s books.
• Fleur – A young French witch from the Harry Potter series.
• Gayelette – A witch from the Wonderful World of Oz.
• Glinda – Known as The Good Witch in the “Wizard of Oz”.
• Hermione – Student witch and friend of Harry Potter.
• Hexe – German origin meaning “witch”.
• Izetta – Izetta the Last Witch is a Japanese TV show.
• Kijo – Japanese origin meaning “witch”.
• Laveau – Marie Catherine Laveau was a Voodoo priestess in the late 1800s in New Orleans.
• Makoto – Makoto Kowato is the Flying Witch in Japanese.
• Maleficent – The evil witch queen in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.
• Maria – Maria is the the Witch in an anime series from France.
• Melisandre – The Red Witch from the Game of Thrones series.
• Minerva – Known as the Roman goddess of wisdom.

Maleficent – The evil witch queen in Disney’s Sleeping Beauty.

• Molly Boo – The name of the cat owned by famous real-life witch Laurie Cabot.
• Narcissa – Draco Malfoy’s witch mother in the Harry Potter series.
• Paige – One of the four witch sisters from the TV show Charmed.
• Phoebe – One of the four witch sisters from the TV show Charmed.
• Piper – One of the four witch sisters from the TV show Charmed.
• Prue – One of the four witch sisters from the TV show Charmed.
• Pythia – High Priestess at the Oracle of Delphi.
• Rhiannon – A Welsh goddess and a popular name for witches.
• Rowena – A witch who was one of the four founders of Hogwarts from Harry Potter.
• Sabrina – The Teenage Witch from the TV show.
• Samantha – The mother on the show Bewitched.
• Shipton – A 16th century clairvoyant and prophetess.
• Singra – The Wicked Witch of Oz witch.
• Tabitha – The daughter on the show Bewitched.
• Tituba – One of the original three accused of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts.
• Wendy – Casper’s Good Witch from the cartoon.

Witchy Male Cat Names

Phoebe – One of the four witch sisters from the TV show Charmed.

• Akuba – Means “witch” in Japanese.
• Baba – Polish origin meaning “witch”.
• Cayce – He was known as the founder of holistic sleep related medicine.
• Giles – A farmer who was accused of witchcraft in Salem along with his wife.
• Gwydion – A wizard from Welsh mythology.
• Incantrix – The Latin word for “witch”.
• Jareth – The Goblin King from “Labyrinth” in the 1986 Jim Henson film.
• Majo – Japanese origin meaning “witch”.
• Mambo – A priestess of Voodoo who practices white and black magic.
• Mathers – He was one of the founders of The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and close associate of Allister Crowley.
• Pillan – A powerful male spirit of Spanish origin that is highly respected.
• Rasputin – A hypnotist and mystical advisor.
• Rumi – A famous mystic and poet.
• Saga – The Latin origin meaning “witch”.
• Shaman – They predict the future and produce cures through magic.
• Shedu – An ancient god with a lion’s body, wings, and a human head.
• Sorciere – French origin meaning “witch”.
• Usikan – A Filipino sorcerer who inflicts harm by complimenting someone or something.

Unisex Witchy Cat Names

Giles – A farmer who was accused of witchcraft in Salem along with his wife.

• Akko – Based on Atsuko Kagari from Little Witch Academia.
• Athame – This is a dagger used during Wiccan rituals.
• Balefire – Fires that are burned outside during Wiccan festivals.
• Besom – A broom used in magic.
• Bruxo – Spanish translation of “warlock”.
• Cauldron – Witches are known for using these typically black, cast-iron pots to brew their potions and spells.
• Coven – A gathering of witches.
• Craft – The art of witchcraft.
• Crow – A large black bird associated with witches.
• Grimalkin – The cat owned by the witches in the play ‘Macbeth’ by William Shakespeare.
• Grimoire – A book of magic spells.
• Hex – A magic spell or curse.
• Hexe – Means “witch” in German.
• Hocus – Part of a spell.
• Jinx – A magic spell or enchantment that brings damage.

Cauldron – Witches are known for using these typically black, cast-iron pots to brew their potions and spells.

• Kit – The Siamese cat on Charmed.
• Koldun – The Russian translation of “warlock”.
• Kyteler – Alice Kyteler was the first person convicted of witchcraft in Ireland.
• Lammas – A Wiccan sabbath held in August.
• Linden – Trees which are commonly used in Wicca and witchcraft.
• Mage – This name means “a magician” or “someone who practices magic,”.
• Midnight – It is considered the witching hour.
• Ostara – A Wiccan sabbath held on the spring equinox.
• Pagan – The religious beliefs predate those of the world religions.
• Pentacle – A five-pointed star used in spells.
• Pocus – Another part of a spell.
• Praxis – Means a ritual or rite.
• Robin – Witch Hunter Robin.
• Sabbat – Pagan festivals that celebrate the changes of the seasons of the year.
• Sibyl – Means a prophet.
• Sorginak – A name for both male and female witches.
• Spook – Can be a ghost, specter, or spy.
• Tilly – Tilly Witch from the children’s books.
• Vamp – A person who bewitches, and charms.
• Wicca – A Pagan religion based on witchcraft.
• Yule – A Wiccan sabbath held during the winter solstice.

Cats have a history of being associated with witches, Ancient Egypt and the gods so it is only natural to consider a witchy or magical name for your kitty. We hope one of the names in this list becomes your furry friends likeness.