Girl names 16
- Belladonna
"Beautiful lady"; deadly nightshade
- Ciara
"Dark-haired"
- Ebony
Dense black hardwood
- Elvira
A Spanish name of Gothic origin
- Hecate
Goddess of witchcraft, crossroads and the night
- Jinx
A charm, or a streak of bad luck
- Licorice
Black liquorice candy
- Lilith
A night spirit of ancient folklore
- Morgana
After Morgan le Fay, the Arthurian enchantress
- Morrigan
Phantom queen of Irish myth, linked to crows
- Morticia
Matriarch of the Addams Family
- Nut
Goddess of the night sky
- Nyx
Goddess of the night
- Sabrina
Latin name for the River Severn; TV's teenage witch
- Sumi
The black ink of brush calligraphy
- Wednesday
After Wednesday Addams; Woden's day
Boy names 23
- Anubis
Jackal-headed guardian of the dead
- Bagheera
The black panther of Kipling's The Jungle Book
- Berlioz
The Aristocats' piano-playing kitten
- Binx
The talking black cat of Hocus Pocus
- Bran
"Raven"
- Cauldron
For a cat who's always brewing something
- Coal
Black with a hidden glow
- Cosmo
From kosmos, "the ordered universe"
- Erebus
Primordial god of darkness
- Hades
Ruler of the underworld
- Hocus
Half of "hocus pocus"
- Hugin
"Thought"; one of Odin's two ravens
- Kieran
"Little dark one"
- Moriarty
Sherlock Holmes's criminal mastermind
- Munin
"Memory"; Odin's other raven
- Nero
"Black"; also a Roman emperor
- Panther
The big black cat
- Phantom
An elegant ghost
- Pluto
Roman god of the underworld; the cat in Poe's "The Black Cat"
- Pocus
The other half
- Poe
After Edgar Allan Poe, who wrote "The Black Cat"
- Set
God of storms, deserts and chaos
- Vader
After Star Wars' dark lord
Unisex names 20
- Crow
A clever black bird
- Eclipse
When the sun goes dark
- Espresso
"Pressed out"; the darkest coffee
- Grimoire
A book of spells
- Hex
"Witch"; a spell or curse
- Ink
Small, dark and memorable
- Jet
Glossy black gem made from fossilized wood
- Jiji
The black cat of Kiki's Delivery Service
- Kuro
"Black"
- Midnight
The darkest hour
- Noir
"Black"
- Nori
Dark seaweed sheets used in sushi
- Obsidian
Glossy black volcanic glass
- Omen
A sign of things to come
- Onyx
Banded black stone; Greek for "claw"
- Pepper
The dark spice
- Raven
The black bird of folklore and omens
- Sable
The heraldic word for black
- Salem
Town of the 1692 witch trials; from Hebrew for "peace"
- Shadow
A perennial black-cat favourite