Name Guide

Robin - Typically used for calico cats, but can also be used for orange or brown cats.

Thrush - Used for brown cats, or cats with spotting.

Finch - Almost exclusively used for calico cats or torties, but can also be used for tabby cats.

Starling - A dark blue-gray, black, or tortie cat.

Hawk - A brown or golden tabby cat.

Eagle - A black and white, brown, or golden tabby cat.

Heron - A gray or gray and white cat.

Owl - Can be used for pretty much any color of cat.

Falcon - A brown or golden tabby cat.

Sparrow - A brown, brown and white, or tortie cat.

Magpie - A black and white cat.

Lark - A calico or black and white cat.

Pigeon - A brown, gray, or white cat.

Mockingbird - A brown, gray, or white cat.

Crow - A black cat.

Raven - A black cat.

Jay - A blue-gray cat.

Towhee - A calico or tortie cat.

Bear - A black or brown cat, or a cat who was born especially large.

Fox - An orange cat.

Raccoon - A brown cat, or a cat with Siamese facial markings.

Skunk - A black and white cat.

Coyote - A reddish brown, brown, or gray cat.

Squirrel - A reddish brown, ginger, or brown cat.

Chipmunk - A brown cat, or a cat who was very small at birth.

Mouse - A brown cat, or a cat who was very small at  birth.

Rat - A brown or golden tabby cat.

Moth - Can be used for pretty much any color, but is mostly used for brown cats.

Butterfly - Can be used for pretty much any color, but it mostly used for orange or calico cats.

Frog - A brown cat.

Snake - Can be used for pretty much any color, but is mostly used for browns or blacks.

Cougar - A reddish brown or golden colored cat typically the fur is one solid color.

Leopard - Mainly used for spotted cats

Wasp - An orange or black cat, perhaps calico or golden tabby.

Salmon - Almost always used for bright orange cats, but can be used for silver cats as well.

Beaver - A brown cat, typically with a solid coat.

Wolf - A brown, black, white, gray, or reddish brown cat.

Rabbit - A gray or brown cat.

Hare - A gray or brown cat, typically with long legs.

Deer - A brown or reddish brown cat.

Shrew - A brown cat, or a cat that was small at birth.

Vole - A brown or gray cat, or a cat that was small at birth.

Mole - A brown cat.

Birch - A white or light gray cat.

Maple - An orange cat.

Oak - A dark brown or orange cat.

Pine - A dark brown cat.

Fir - A brown cat.

Fern - A brown or gray cat.

Moss - A brown or gray cat.

Apple - An orange or white cat.

Pear - An orange or white cat.

Cherry - A white cat.

Chestnut - A brown cat.

Wheat - A golden brown, tan, or brown cat.

Corn - A calico, golden brown, or tan cat.

Rye - A golden brown, tan, or brown cat.

Barley - A golden brown, tan, or brown cat.

Lichen - A white cat.

Poppy - An orange cat, typically dark orange.

Daisy - An orange or white cat.

Marigold - An orange cat.

Storm - A gray cat, typically a tabby.

Rain - A gray or blue gray cat.

Lightning - A white cat, typically with sleek fur.

Blizzard - A white cat.

Hail - A white cat.

Frost - A white cat.

Cloud - A white or gray cat, almost always fluffy.

Fog - A white or gray cat, almost always fluffy.

Mist - A white or light gray cat, almost always fluffy.

Rock -  A gray or brown cat.

Pebble - A gray or brown cat, or a cat who was small at birth.

Boulder - A gray or brown cat, or a cat who was large at birth.

Mushroom - A brown, white, or calico cat.

Mud - A brown cat.

Shade - A black or very dark gray cat.

Stone - A gray or brown cat.

Shadow - A black cat.

White - A white cat.

Black - A black cat.

Gray - A gray cat.

Orange - An orange cat.

Golden - A golden cat.

Brown - A brown cat.

Dark - A black cat.

Light - A white/light colored cat.

Bright - A white cat.

Blue - A blue-gray cat.

Pale - A white/pale colored cat.

Night - A black cat.

Morning - A gray cat.

Dawn - An orange or light colored cat.

Dusk - A light brown or gray cat.

Evening - A gray cat.

Big - A cat who was born bigger than the rest of their litter. This down not mean fat, it just means bigger.

Little - A cat who was born smaller than the rest of their litter.

Tiny - A cat who was born smaller then the rest of their litter.

Large - A cat who was born bigger than the rest of the litter. This does not mean fat, it just means bigger.

Spot(ted)- A cat with spots.

Stripe(d) - A tabby cat.

Patch(ed) - A patched or calico cat.

Fleck(ed) - A tortoiseshell cat.

Speckle(d) - A tortoiseshell cat.

Dapple(d) - A tortoiseshell or calico cat.

Flick(er) - A lightly colored or pale cat.

Heavy - A large cat.

Berry - A cat who has an affinity for herbs and a skill for healing. Should really only be used for medicine cats, however, it isn't the only suffix they can have.

Bird - A cat who is graceful, swift, and agile.

Blossom - A cat who is feminine, motherly, or pretty.

Brook - A cat who is good a swimming, or who is agile/fast.

Briar - A prickly cat.

Claw - A cat who exhibits very skilled fighting abilities.

Cloud - A cat with a soft, shy, or kind personality. Or a cat with a soft, feathery pelt.

Creek - A cat who is soft, agile, or feminine.

Ear - A cat who has a distinctive feature on their ear.

Eye - Pretty much exclusively used for blind cats or cats who have something wrong with their eyes/vision.

Face - A very attractive cat.

Fang - A cat who is good at hunting or fighting, or who is very charismatic.

Flower - A feminine or pretty cat.

Flight - A very swift or fast cat.

Feather - A feminine/motherly cat, or a cat with soft fur.

Foot - A swift cat, or a cat who has a distinctive feature on their foot.

Frost - A cat who has a frosty or cold disposition. (Cannot be used with the prefix Frost.)

Fur - A cat who has no noticeable skills or traits. (Cannot be used with the prefix 'Fir'.)

Heart - A passionate or loyal cat.

Jaw - A can who has very strong jaw-power, or a cat who has received an injury to the jaw.

Leaf - A feminine cat, or a cat who has extreme skill in healing and using herbs.

Leap - A cat with powerful legs that can jump further than the average cat.

Nose - A cat who has very good tracking abilities.

Patch - A cat who is patched. (Cannot be used with the prefixes: Dapple, Patch, Spot, Fleck, Stripe, Speckle, Flick.)

Pelt - A cat who has no noticeable skills or traits.

Pool - A very calm and serene cat.

Poppy - A cat who is very good at healing and using herbs.

Spot - A cat who is spotted.(Cannot be used with the prefixes: Dapple, Patch, Spot, Fleck, Stripe, Speckle.)

Step - This must always be paired with an animal prefix, and is used to describe a cat's gait.

Storm - A cat with a brooding or unpredictable personality.

Stream - A cat who can swim well, or a cat who has soft features.

Strike - A cat who excels in battle.

Stripe - A cat who has stripes. (Cannot be used with the prefixes: Dapple, Patch, Spot, Fleck, Stripe, Speckle.)

Tail - A cat who has a good sense of balance, or who is agile. Or perhaps a cat who has a noticeable feature on their tail.

Talon - A cat who excels in battle.

Thorn - A cat with a prickly or tough personality.

Whisker - A cat who excels in hunting.