Freya

Freya (also spelled Freyja) is an Old Norse name meaning 'lady' or 'noblewoman,' derived from the Proto-Germanic frawjon. In Norse mythology, Freya is the goddess of love, fertility, beauty, and war — one of the most complex and powerful deities in the pantheon. She rode a chariot pulled by two large cats, making her an especially fitting namesake for feline companions.

Freya is a name with real mythological weight and genuine beauty — the Norse goddess of love who also happened to be a fierce warrior and the owner of two magnificent cats makes this an inspired choice for a strong, beautiful female pet. It suits a cat in particular, given the direct mythological connection, but any female companion with a regal bearing and a hint of wildness wears it beautifully. Freya sounds both ancient and completely modern, which is a rare quality in any name.