Naming a kitten can be an exciting and overwhelming experience, all at the same time. So here’s a cat name guide with 500 awesome Maine Coon cat names to get you started!
How To Name Your Maine Coon
Whether you’re looking for a majestic, regal, goofy, or quirky Maine Coon cat name, there are a few things to consider before settling on the right name:
Consider the cat breed’s personality traits and quirks.
Draw inspiration from your cat’s appearance, e.g. fur color or markings.
Keep the name short and easy to pronounce.
Test out potential names to see how your cat responds.
Research the meaning behind names for added depth.
If you allow your cat outdoors shout their name outdoors LOUDLY! If you’re embarrassed to do this, you’ve likely picked the WRONG name!
Trust your instincts and choose a name that feels right.
Male Cat Names
Apollo – Greek god of the sun
Arlo – Means “fortified hill” in Old English
Atticus – Named after the character Atticus Finch
Azizi – Swahili for “beloved”
Bear – Reflects the cat’s large size
Bodhi – Sanskrit for “awakening”
Binx – Named after a cat from “Hocus Pocus”
Bruno – Means “brown” or “armor” in German
Caesar – Named after Julius Caesar
Callisto – Named after a moon
Charlie – Means “free man” in Germanic
Chester – Means “fortress” or “camp” in Latin
Cooper – Refers to a barrel maker
Czar – Russian for “emperor”
Django – Named after a jazz guitarist
Dexter – Means “fortunate” in Latin
Felix – Latin for “happy” or “lucky”
Finn – Means “fair” or “white” in Irish
Gandalf – Named after a wizard
Hercules – Named after a Greek hero
Hunter – Reflects hunting instincts
Indigo – Refers to blue-purple color
Jasper – Means “treasurer”
Kai – Hawaiian for “ocean”
Leo – Latin for “lion”
Loki – Named after a Norse god
Marley – Derived from “bitter” or “rebellious”
Maverick – Refers to an independent-minded person
Max – Short for “greatest” in Latin
Milo – Means “merciful” or “soldier”
Nala – Swahili for “gift”
Oreo – Named after a cookie
Oscar – Means “God spear”
Rocco – Means “rest” or “battle cry”
Rocky – Refers to “rock” or “stone”
Saga – Norse term for “story”
Shadow – Reflects mysterious nature
Simba – Swahili for “lion”
Sirius – Named after a star
Smokey – Refers to gray fur
Soren – Danish for “stern”
Theodore – Means “gift of God”
Thor – Named after a Norse god
Taji – Swahili for “crown”
Toby – Means “God is good”
Tundra – Refers to arctic region
Vega – Named after a star
Winston – Means “joy stone”
Zeus – Named after the king of gods
Zephyr – Greek for “west wind”
Female Cat Names
Arya – Named after the character from “Game of Thrones”
Bianca – Italian for “white”
Calista – Greek for “most beautiful”
Darcy – Of English origin, meaning “dark one”
Elara – Named after one of Jupiter’s moons
Fiona – Irish for “fair”
Giselle – French for “pledge”
Hazel – Named after the hazel tree or color
Imogen – Of Celtic origin, meaning “maiden”
Jinx – A charm or spell
Kira – Russian for “ruler”
Luna – Latin for “moon”
Mira – Means “wonderful” in Latin
Nova – Latin for “new”
Odette – French for “wealthy”
Primrose – Named after a flower
Quinlan – Irish for “fit shape”
Rowan – Gaelic for “little redhead”
Sabrina – Latin for “from the border”
Tamsin – English form of “Thomasina”
Ursa – Latin for “bear”
Valencia – Named after the Spanish city
Winona – Native American for “firstborn daughter”
Xanthe – Greek for “golden”
Yara – Brazilian for “water lady”
Zephyr – Greek for “west wind”
Allegra – Italian for “joyful”
Briar – Refers to a thorny bush
Celeste – Latin for “heavenly”
Daphne – Greek for “laurel tree”
Elysia – Greek for “blissful”
Freesia – Named after a flower
Geneva – Named after the Swiss city
Harper – Refers to someone who plays the harp
Isolde – Means “fair lady” in Germanic
Jessamine – Named after a flower
Katya – Russian form of “Katherine”
Liora – Hebrew for “light for me”
Melody – Refers to a sequence of musical notes
Niamh – Irish for “brightness” or “radiance”
Octavia – Latin for “eighth”
Paloma – Spanish for “dove”
Quintessa – Latin for “fifth”
Rhiannon – Welsh for “divine queen”
Saphira – Greek for “sapphire”
Thalia – Greek for “blooming”
Ursula – Latin for “little bear”
Vienna – Named after the Austrian city
Wren – Named after a small songbird
Zara – Arabic for “princess”
Smoke-Colored Cat Names
Ash – After the remnants of a fire, symbolizing resilience.
Cinder – Refers to the burnt residue of a fire, fitting for a dark-coated cat.
Coal – Symbolizing strength and endurance.
Dusky – Suggesting a dim, dusky appearance.
Ember – Glowing fragments of a fire, perfect for a fiery feline.
Flint – A hard, sedimentary rock often used to create sparks, ideal for a sparky cat.
Foggy – Reflecting a misty or smoky appearance.
Graphite – A dark form of carbon, ideal for a sleek, dark-coated cat.
Gunmetal – A dark shade of grey, perfect for a smoky cat.
Mist – Evoking a hazy or foggy appearance.
Obsidian – A dark, volcanic glass, representing depth and mystery.
Onyx – A black gemstone, that symbolizes elegance and strength.
Pepper – For a cat with speckled or peppered fur.
Pewter – A dark grey alloy, suitable for a cat with a metallic sheen.
Phantom – Suggesting a ghostly or elusive presence.
Shadow – Refers to the dark silhouette cast by a cat.
Shady – Suggesting a mysterious or enigmatic nature.
Slate – A dark grey rock, representing resilience and strength.
Smudge – For a cat with smoky or smudged markings.
Soot – Residue left behind by burning material, perfect for a dark-coated cat.
Sparrow – Suggesting a small, elusive creature.
Steel – Symbolizing strength, durability, and resilience.
Storm – Evoking the dark clouds and turbulence of a stormy sky.
Tempest – Reflecting a tumultuous or stormy nature.
Thunder – Suggesting power and authority.
Twilight – Refers to the dim light between sunset and darkness.
Whisker – Reflecting the fine, delicate features of a cat’s whiskers.
Zephyr – A gentle breeze, suggesting a light and airy nature.
Brown Tabby Cat Names
Apollo – Named after the Greek god of sun and light, reflecting the warmth and brightness of your cat’s coat.
Amber – Referring to the rich, golden-brown coloration of your cat’s fur.
Autumn – Evoking the warm, earthy tones reminiscent of the fall season.
Bear – Symbolizing the strength and resilience often associated with Maine Coon cats.
Chestnut – Reflecting the deep, reddish-brown hues of your cat’s coat.
Cinnamon – Named after the warm, spicy brown color, similar to your cat’s fur.
Cooper – Derived from the reddish-brown metal, representing the color of your cat’s coat.
Ginger – Refers to the warm, orange-brown tones often seen in tabby cats.
Hazel – Named after the brownish-green color of hazelnuts, reflecting the coloration of your cat’s eyes.
Maple – Evoking the rich, reddish-brown tones reminiscent of maple trees in autumn.
Nutmeg – Named after the warm, brown spice, similar to the color of your cat’s fur.
Oakley – Reflecting the sturdy, robust nature often associated with Maine Coon cats.
Penny – Named after the copper coin, symbolizing the reddish-brown color of your cat’s coat.
Rusty – Referring to the reddish-brown hues often seen in tabby cats.
Sahara – Evoking the warm, sandy tones reminiscent of desert landscapes.
Sandy – Reflecting the light, sandy brown coloration of your cat’s fur.
Sierra – Named after the rugged mountain range, symbolizing the strength and endurance of your cat.
Simba – From “The Lion King,” represents the regal appearance and majestic demeanor of Maine Coon cats.
Tawny – Refers to the golden-brown coloration often seen in tabby cats.
Tiger – Symbolizing the wild, untamed beauty of your cat’s coat.
Topaz – Named after the golden-brown gemstone, reflecting the warm tones of your cat’s fur.
Acorn – Reflecting the earthy, brown coloration reminiscent of acorns.
Brandy – Named after the warm, reddish-brown alcoholic beverage, similar to the color of your cat’s coat.
Cocoa – Refers to the rich, dark brown coloration often seen in tabby cats.
Dakota – Evoking the warm, earthy tones reminiscent of the Dakotas landscape.
Marigold – Reflecting the warm, golden hues of your cat’s fur, reminiscent of the marigold flower.
Mocha – Named after the rich, dark brown coffee beverage, similar to the color of your cat’s coat.
Russet – Refers to the deep, reddish-brown coloration often seen in tabby cats.
Sable – Named after the dark, brown fur of the sable animal, similar to the color of your cat’s coat.
Toffee – Evoking the warm, caramel-brown tones reminiscent of toffee candy.
Black Cat Names
Ebony – Named after the black hardwood, symbolizing elegance and sophistication.
Midnight – Represents the darkness of night, mystery, and secrecy.
Onyx – A black gemstone symbolizing strength and protection.
Panther – Signifies stealth, agility, and strength.
Raven – Inspired by the intelligent and mysterious black bird.
Shadow – Symbolizes mystery, secrecy, and elusiveness.
Smokey – Reflects the dark color and misty appearance.
Stormy – Evokes the darkness and intensity of a storm.
Vader – Named after the iconic dark character from Star Wars.
Zorro – Inspired by the masked vigilante known for his swiftness and agility.
Silver Cat Names
Argent – French for silver, symbolizing elegance and beauty.
Ash – Refers to the color of ashes, representing subtlety and grace.
Celeste – Derived from Latin for heavenly, reflecting the cat’s ethereal appearance.
Chrome – Representing the shiny, metallic quality of silver.
Dove – Inspired by the gentle and peaceful nature of doves.
Frost – Signifying the frosty silver hue of the cat’s fur.
Glacier – Evoking the cool, icy tones of silver.
Luna – Latin for moon, symbolizing the cat’s mysterious and luminous aura.
Misty – Reflecting the mist-like quality of the cat’s silver coat.
Moonbeam – Representing the soft, silvery light of the moon.
Opal – Named after the gemstone, reflecting the cat’s iridescent silver color.
Pearl – Signifying purity and elegance, like a precious pearl.
Quartz – Inspired by the crystalline structure of quartz, symbolizing clarity and beauty.
Sable – Referring to the dark, silvery-brown fur color.
Sapphire – Named after the gemstone, representing the cat’s sparkling silver hue.
Silva – Latin for forest or woods, reflecting the natural beauty of the cat’s silver fur.
Sky – Symbolizing the vast, open expanse of the sky.
Sterling – Refers to the highest standard of silver, representing excellence and quality.
Stormy – Reflecting the tumultuous yet mesmerizing nature of storms.
Zephyr – Inspired by the gentle breeze, symbolizing the cat’s grace and agility.
White Cat Names
Alabaster – Named after a fine-grained, translucent form of gypsum, often used in ornamental objects.
Blizzard – Reflecting a snowstorm, perfect for a cat with a white coat resembling snow.
Casper – Inspired by the friendly ghost character, known for his white appearance and amiable demeanor.
Cloud – Representing the fluffy, light appearance of white clouds in the sky.
Crystal – Signifying purity and clarity, like the sparkling facets of a crystal.
Frost – Evoking the icy coating found on surfaces in cold weather.
Ghost – Similar to Casper, symbolizing the elusive and mysterious nature of a white cat.
Ivory – Derived from the hard, creamy-white material obtained from the tusks and teeth of animals.
Luna – Meaning “moon” in Latin, associated with the pale glow of moonlight.
Marshmallow – Inspired by the soft, fluffy confectionery, perfect for a sweet and cuddly cat.
Milky – Refers to the white, creamy appearance reminiscent of milk.
Pearl – Symbolizing purity, elegance, and preciousness, like a lustrous white pearl.
Powder – Suggesting a fine, powdery texture, similar to snow or talcum powder.
Snowball – Representing a compact ball of snow, fitting for a white, round-faced cat.
Snowflake – Reflecting the unique and delicate nature of each snow crystal.
Sugar – Resembling the pure, crystalline appearance of sugar granules.
Vanilla – Named after the aromatic bean used to flavor desserts, with a creamy-white appearance.
Whisper – Reflecting the soft and gentle nature of a quiet, white cat.
Winter – This signifies the season often associated with snow and cold temperatures.
Yeti – Inspired by the mythical creature said to inhabit the Himalayan mountains, often depicted as white and furry.
Calico Cat Names
Calypso – Named after the Greek nymph, evoking the enchanting beauty of your cat’s coat.
Patches – Reflecting the patchwork pattern of colors on your cat’s fur.
Harmony – Symbolizing the balanced combination of colors in your cat’s coat.
Picasso – Inspired by the artist’s abstract and colorful paintings, reflecting the unique markings of your cat.
Autumn – Evoking the warm, earthy tones often seen in calico cats’ coats, reminiscent of the fall season.
Sundance – Reflecting the vibrant, sunny colors present in your cat’s coat.
Marbles – Refers to the marbled appearance of your cat’s fur, with swirls of different colors.
Rainbow – Symbolizing the array of colors present in your cat’s coat.
Mosaic – Reflecting the intricate and varied patterns of colors on your cat’s fur.
Patchouli – Named after the aromatic plant, evoking the colorful and vibrant nature of your cat’s coat.
Harmony – Reflecting the balanced and harmonious blend of colors in your cat’s coat.
Aurora – Inspired by the colorful and vibrant natural light display, reflecting the variety of colors in your cat’s fur.
Opal – Named after the gemstone known for its iridescent colors, symbolizing the unique and varied hues in your cat’s coat.
Dapple – Reflecting the dappled or speckled appearance of your cat’s fur.
Prism – Symbolizing the refraction of light into different colors, similar to the varied hues in your cat’s coat.
Spangle – Refers to the glittering and colorful appearance of your cat’s fur.
Serenity – Reflecting the calm and peaceful demeanor of your cat, despite the vibrant colors in its coat.
Patchwork – Descriptive of the varied and colorful patches on your cat’s fur.
Rainbow – Symbolizing the diverse array of colors present in your cat’s coat.
Mosaic – Reflecting the intricate and varied patterns of colors on your cat’s fur.
Harlequin – Inspired by the colorful and diamond-shaped pattern often seen in calico cats.
Marble – Reflecting the marbled appearance of your cat’s fur, with swirls of different colors.
Confetti – Descriptive of the festive and colorful appearance of your cat’s coat.
Prism – Symbolizing the refraction of light into different colors, similar to the varied hues in your cat’s coat.
Rainbow – Reflecting the vibrant and diverse array of colors present in your cat’s coat.
Orange Cat Names
Amber – Named after the gemstone, symbolizing the warm, golden hue of your cat’s fur.
Apollo – Named after the Greek god of the sun, representing strength, power, and radiance.
Blaze – Reflecting the fiery, vibrant color of your cat’s coat.
Butterscotch – Named after the sweet and creamy confectionery, symbolizing the rich, golden color of your cat’s fur.
Cinnamon – Named after the warm, spicy brown color, similar to the hue of your cat’s fur.
Citrus – Refers to the bright, vibrant color reminiscent of citrus fruits like oranges.
Copper – Reflecting the reddish-orange coloration of your cat’s coat, reminiscent of the metal copper.
Flame – Symbolizing the fiery, intense orange color of your cat’s fur.
Ginger – Refers to the warm, orange coloration often seen in tabby cats, like your Maine Coon.
Goldie – Derived from “gold,” symbolizing the warm, golden hue of your cat’s fur.
Mango – Named after the tropical fruit, representing the vibrant orange color of your cat’s coat.
Marigold – Named after the flower, symbolizing the bright, golden-orange color of your cat’s fur.
Marmalade – Named after the sweet fruit preserve, reflecting the rich, orange color of your cat’s fur.
Phoenix – Named after the mythical bird, symbolizing rebirth and renewal, like the fiery color of your cat’s fur.
Pumpkin – Named after the iconic orange squash, representing the warm, vibrant color of your cat’s fur.
Rusty – Reflecting the reddish-brown hues often seen in tabby cats, similar to the color of your cat’s coat.
Saffron – Named after the expensive spice, symbolizing the rich, golden-orange color of your cat’s fur.
Sunny – Reflecting the warm, bright nature of your cat’s orange coat, like the sun.
Tangerine – Named after the citrus fruit, symbolizing the bright, vibrant orange color of your cat’s fur.
Tiger – Reflecting the wild, striped appearance often seen in tabby cats, like your Maine Coon.
Pop-Culture Cat Names
Gandalf – A wise wizard from “The Lord of the Rings.”
Daenerys – Mother of Dragons from “Game of Thrones.”
Pikachu – Iconic Pokémon character.
Mario – Hero from the “Super Mario” video game series.
Hermione – Brilliant witch from “Harry Potter.”
Yoda – Wise Jedi Master from “Star Wars.”
Katniss – Brave heroine from “The Hunger Games.”
Elsa – Ice queen from Disney’s “Frozen.”
Thor – Mighty superhero from Marvel Comics.
Neo – The chosen one from “The Matrix.”
Arya – Courageous character from “Game of Thrones.”
Sonic – Speedy hedgehog from video games and cartoons.
Harley – Quirky anti-heroine from DC Comics.
Sherlock – Brilliant detective from literature and TV.
Mulder – Investigator from “The X-Files.”
Buffy – Vampire slayer from the TV series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
Leia – Princess and rebel leader from “Star Wars.”
Wolverine – Fierce mutant from Marvel Comics.
Frodo – Heroic hobbit from “The Lord of the Rings.”
Katara – Waterbender from the animated series “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”
Exotic Cat Names
Amara – Sanskrit for “immortal”
Anouk – Hebrew for “grace”
Artemis – Greek goddess of the hunt
Astra – Latin for “star” or “heavenly”
Atalanta – Greek heroine is known for her speed
Atara – Hebrew for “crown”
Azizi – Swahili for “beloved”
Bastet – Egyptian goddess of cats
Bodhi – Sanskrit for “awakening” or “enlightenment”
Callisto – Named after one of Jupiter’s moons
Cassiopeia – Named after the constellation in the night sky
Czar – Russian for “emperor”
Draco – Latin for “dragon”
Eos – Greek goddess of the dawn
Ember – Refers to a small, glowing piece of coal or wood
Indigo – Refers to the deep blue-purple color
Jinx – A charm or spell
Kai – Hawaiian for “ocean”
Kaida – Japanese for “little dragon”
Kismet – Turkish for “fate” or “destiny”
Loki – Named after the Norse god of mischief
Nala – Swahili for “gift”
Nimbus – Latin for “cloud”
Nixie – Germanic water sprite
Nova – Latin for “new”
Oisin – Irish for “little deer”
Orion – Named after the constellation in the night sky
Osiris – Egyptian god of the afterlife
Pandora – In Greek mythology, the first woman created by the gods
Phoenix – A mythical bird that rises from the ashes
Rumi – Persian poet and mystic
Rune – Nordic alphabet character
Saga – Norse term for “story” or “tale”
Sable – Refers to a dark brown fur color
Saffron – A spice derived from the crocus flower
Selene – Greek goddess of the moon
Seraphina – Hebrew for “burning one”
Sirius – Named after the brightest star in the sky
Solstice – Refers to the shortest or longest day of the year
Soren – Danish for “stern”
Taji – Swahili for “crown”
Thalia – Greek for “blooming”
Tundra – Refers to a treeless arctic region
Valkyrie – Norse warrior goddess
Vega – Named after the brightest star in the constellation Lyra
Zenith – Refers to the highest point in the celestial sphere
Zephyr – Greek for “west wind”
Funny Cat Names
Maine Coon cats are known for their playful and sociable nature, often exhibiting quirky behaviors that can be quite amusing to their owners.
Their large size and fluffy appearance, combined with their affectionate and sometimes goofy personalities, make them perfect candidates for funny cat names.
Biscuit – Because who doesn’t love a fluffy biscuit?
Butters – For a cat with a buttery soft coat.
Cuddles – Reflecting their love for snuggling.
Doodles – Perfect for a cat with a playful nature.
Fuzzy – Describing their adorable, fuzzy appearance.
Giggle – Because their antics always bring a smile.
Jellybean – Cute and sweet, just like your cat.
Marshmallow – Soft and fluffy, like a sweet treat.
Muffin – Round, fluffy, and irresistible.
Noodle – Reflecting their playful and flexible nature.
Pancake – Because they’re flat-out adorable.
Pudding – Sweet and creamy, just like your cat’s personality.
Snickers – For a cat with a mischievous streak.
Sprinkles – Because they add a little extra joy to your life.
Tater Tot – Small, round, and oh-so-cute.
Whiskers – A classic name for a Maine Coon cat.
Wiggles – Reflecting their energetic and playful demeanor.
Bubbles – Always full of energy and enthusiasm.
Caramel – Sweet, smooth, and irresistible.
Chompers – Because they love to nibble on everything.
Flapjack – A playful twist on the pancake theme.
Giggles – Always finding the humor in every situation.
Jellyroll – Soft, squishy, and oh-so-lovable.
Marshmallow – Soft, sweet, and oh-so-fluffy.
Mischief – Because they always keep you on your toes.
Nibbles – For a cat who loves to nibble on everything.
Paws – A simple and adorable name for your furry friend.
Pudding Pop – Sweet, creamy, and utterly delightful.
S’mores – Perfect for a cat with a multi-colored coat.
Sprout – Reflecting their playful and lively personality.
Tinkerbell – Small, delicate, and full of magic.
Waffles – Deliciously sweet and oh-so-fluffy.
Whiskerface – Because their whiskers are their best feature.
Wigglebutt – Always wiggling and wagging their tail.
Biscuit – Perfect for a cat who’s as warm and comforting as a biscuit.
Butterball – Cute and chubby, just like a little butterball.
Cupcake – Sweet, adorable, and impossible to resist.
Dumpling – Small, round, and utterly adorable.
Fiddlesticks – Playful, energetic, and full of surprises.
Giggles – Always finding the humor in every situation.
Jellybean – Sweet, colorful, and full of personality.
Marshmallow – Soft, fluffy, and oh-so-sweet.
Muffin – Round, soft, and utterly delightful.
Niblet – Small, cute, and full of energy.
Pudding – Sweet, creamy, and utterly irresistible.
Snickerdoodle – Sweet, spicy, and oh-so-delicious.
Sprinkles – Adding a little extra sweetness to your life.
Tater Tot – Cute, cuddly, and oh-so-lovable.
Whiskerface – Because their whiskers are their best feature.
Wiggles – Energetic, playful, and always on the move.
These names are sure to bring a smile to your face and perfectly capture the fun-loving spirit of your Maine Coon cat!
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