Post by Cinder on May 15, 2013 16:29:28 GMT -5
Some people have a hard time when it comes to naming a cat, while others create their babies with names in mind. Either way, here are some suggestions that we hope will help you with all of your naming needs.
Ask! Ask some of the other members what they think! Sometimes the greatest ideas come from those around you.
Prefixes - prefixes usually refer to fur color, body shape, or something from the cat's natural surroundings.
Suffixes - sufixes usually state how the prefix applies (fur, tail, step),
mention a part of the cat (claw, fang, whisker) that the cat is skilled with or uses often, or describe the cat's personality with an adjective-convertible noun (heart, flower, storm).
Of course there are no hard and fast rules to naming a cat, other than; a kit will always have the suffix kit, an apprentice will always have the suffix paw, and a leader will always have the suffix star.
Here is a list of some prefix and suffix ideas that might get you started...
|| Prefixes
[ A ]
Acorn
Adder
Amber
Ant
Apple
Arch
Ash
Aspen
[ B ]
Badger
Bark
Beech
Beetle
Berry
Birch
Bird
Black
Blizzard
Blossom
Blue
Bounce
Bracken
Bramble
Brave
Breeze
Briar
Bright
Brindle
Broken
Brown
Bumble
Buzzard
[ C ]
Cedar
Cherry
Cinder
Claw
Cloud
Clover
Copper
Creek
Crooked
Crouch
Crow
[ D ]
Daisy
Dapple
Dark
Dawn
Dead
Dew
Dove
Drift
Duck
Dusk
Dust
[ E ]
Eagle
Ebony
Echo
Eel
Ember
[ F ]
Fallen
Fallow
Fawn
Feather
Fennel
Fern
Ferret
Finch
Fire
Flame
Fleet
Flint
Flower
Fly
Fox
Freckle
Frog
Frost
Furze
Fuzzy
[ G ]
Gale
Golden
Goose
Gorse
Grass
Gray
Green
[ H ]
Hail
Half
Hare
Hawk
Hay
Hazel
Heather
Heavy
Hollow
Holly
Honey
[ I ]
Ice
Ivy
[ J ]
Jagged
Jay
[ K ]
Kestrel
Kink
[ L ]
Lake
Larch
Lark
Leaf
Leopard
Lichen
Lightning
Lily
Lion
Little
Lizard
Log
Long
Lost
Loud
Low
[ M ]
Maggot
Mallow
Maple
Marsh
Meadow
Milk
Minnow
Mint
Mist(y)
Mole
Moon
Morning
Moss(y)
Moth
Mottle
Mouse
Mouth
Mud
Mumble
[ N ]
Nettle
Night
[ O ]
Oak
Oat
Odd
Olive
One
Otter
Owl
[ P ]
Pale
Patch
Pear
Pebble
Petal
Pike
Pine
Pool
Pounce
Prickle
[ Q ]
Quail
Quick
[ R ]
Rabbit
Rain
Ragged
Rat
Raven
Red
Reed
Ripple
Robin
Rock
Rose
Rowan
Rubble
Running
Rush
Russet
Rye
[ S ]
Sage
Sand(y)
Scorch
Sedge
Seed
Shade
Sharp
Sheep
Shell
Shimmer
Shining
Shred
Shrew
Silver
Sky
Slate
Sloe
Small
Smoke
Snake
Sneeze
Snow
Soft
Song
Soot
Sorrel
Sparrow
Speckle
Spider
Splash
Spotted
Squirrel
Starling
Stone
Storm
Stumpy
Sun(ny)
Swallow
Sweet
Swift
[ T ]
Tall
Talon
Tangle
Tawny
Thistle
Thorn
Thrush
Tiger
Timber
Tiny
Toad
Torn
Trout
Tumble
Twig
[ V ]
Vine
Vixen
Vole
[ W ]
Wasp
Weasel
Web
Weed
Wet
Whisker
White
Wild
Willow
Wind
Wolf
[ Y ]
Yellow
|| Suffixes
[ B ]
Bee
Belly
Berry
Bird
Blaze
Branch
Briar
Breeze
Bright
Brook
[ C ]
Claw
Cloud
Creek
[ D ]
Dust
Drop
[ E ]
Ear
Eye(s)
[ F ]
Face
Fall
Fang
Feather
Fern
Fire
Fish
Flight
Flower
Foot
Frost
Fur
[ H ]
Hawk
Heart
[ J ]
Jaw
[ K ]
Kit
[ L ]
Leaf
Leap
Leg
Light
[ M ]
Mask
Mist
Moon
[ N ]
Nose
[ P ]
Pad
Paw
Pelt
Petal
Pool
Poppy
Puddle
[ S ]
Scar
Shade
Shadow
Shine
Sky
Snow
Song
Spirit
Splash
Spots
Spring
Stem
Step
Storm
Stream
Strike
Stripe
[ T ]
Tail
Talon
Thorn
Throat
Tooth
Tuft
[ W ]
Watcher
Water
Willow
Wind
Wing
Wish
Whisperer
Whisker
Ask! Ask some of the other members what they think! Sometimes the greatest ideas come from those around you.
Prefixes - prefixes usually refer to fur color, body shape, or something from the cat's natural surroundings.
Suffixes - sufixes usually state how the prefix applies (fur, tail, step),
mention a part of the cat (claw, fang, whisker) that the cat is skilled with or uses often, or describe the cat's personality with an adjective-convertible noun (heart, flower, storm).
Of course there are no hard and fast rules to naming a cat, other than; a kit will always have the suffix kit, an apprentice will always have the suffix paw, and a leader will always have the suffix star.
Here is a list of some prefix and suffix ideas that might get you started...
|| Prefixes
[ A ]
Acorn
Adder
Amber
Ant
Apple
Arch
Ash
Aspen
[ B ]
Badger
Bark
Beech
Beetle
Berry
Birch
Bird
Black
Blizzard
Blossom
Blue
Bounce
Bracken
Bramble
Brave
Breeze
Briar
Bright
Brindle
Broken
Brown
Bumble
Buzzard
[ C ]
Cedar
Cherry
Cinder
Claw
Cloud
Clover
Copper
Creek
Crooked
Crouch
Crow
[ D ]
Daisy
Dapple
Dark
Dawn
Dead
Dew
Dove
Drift
Duck
Dusk
Dust
[ E ]
Eagle
Ebony
Echo
Eel
Ember
[ F ]
Fallen
Fallow
Fawn
Feather
Fennel
Fern
Ferret
Finch
Fire
Flame
Fleet
Flint
Flower
Fly
Fox
Freckle
Frog
Frost
Furze
Fuzzy
[ G ]
Gale
Golden
Goose
Gorse
Grass
Gray
Green
[ H ]
Hail
Half
Hare
Hawk
Hay
Hazel
Heather
Heavy
Hollow
Holly
Honey
[ I ]
Ice
Ivy
[ J ]
Jagged
Jay
[ K ]
Kestrel
Kink
[ L ]
Lake
Larch
Lark
Leaf
Leopard
Lichen
Lightning
Lily
Lion
Little
Lizard
Log
Long
Lost
Loud
Low
[ M ]
Maggot
Mallow
Maple
Marsh
Meadow
Milk
Minnow
Mint
Mist(y)
Mole
Moon
Morning
Moss(y)
Moth
Mottle
Mouse
Mouth
Mud
Mumble
[ N ]
Nettle
Night
[ O ]
Oak
Oat
Odd
Olive
One
Otter
Owl
[ P ]
Pale
Patch
Pear
Pebble
Petal
Pike
Pine
Pool
Pounce
Prickle
[ Q ]
Quail
Quick
[ R ]
Rabbit
Rain
Ragged
Rat
Raven
Red
Reed
Ripple
Robin
Rock
Rose
Rowan
Rubble
Running
Rush
Russet
Rye
[ S ]
Sage
Sand(y)
Scorch
Sedge
Seed
Shade
Sharp
Sheep
Shell
Shimmer
Shining
Shred
Shrew
Silver
Sky
Slate
Sloe
Small
Smoke
Snake
Sneeze
Snow
Soft
Song
Soot
Sorrel
Sparrow
Speckle
Spider
Splash
Spotted
Squirrel
Starling
Stone
Storm
Stumpy
Sun(ny)
Swallow
Sweet
Swift
[ T ]
Tall
Talon
Tangle
Tawny
Thistle
Thorn
Thrush
Tiger
Timber
Tiny
Toad
Torn
Trout
Tumble
Twig
[ V ]
Vine
Vixen
Vole
[ W ]
Wasp
Weasel
Web
Weed
Wet
Whisker
White
Wild
Willow
Wind
Wolf
[ Y ]
Yellow
|| Suffixes
[ B ]
Bee
Belly
Berry
Bird
Blaze
Branch
Briar
Breeze
Bright
Brook
[ C ]
Claw
Cloud
Creek
[ D ]
Dust
Drop
[ E ]
Ear
Eye(s)
[ F ]
Face
Fall
Fang
Feather
Fern
Fire
Fish
Flight
Flower
Foot
Frost
Fur
[ H ]
Hawk
Heart
[ J ]
Jaw
[ K ]
Kit
[ L ]
Leaf
Leap
Leg
Light
[ M ]
Mask
Mist
Moon
[ N ]
Nose
[ P ]
Pad
Paw
Pelt
Petal
Pool
Poppy
Puddle
[ S ]
Scar
Shade
Shadow
Shine
Sky
Snow
Song
Spirit
Splash
Spots
Spring
Stem
Step
Storm
Stream
Strike
Stripe
[ T ]
Tail
Talon
Thorn
Throat
Tooth
Tuft
[ W ]
Watcher
Water
Willow
Wind
Wing
Wish
Whisperer
Whisker