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Kitten Names

Here are a few suggestions for kitten names...

1. I always thought it would be fun to say "I have a Ferrari."
Ferrari, Bently, Royce, Mercedes, Corvette, Viper, Cadillac (Caddy), Harley, Ducati

2. A play on words...
Purrseus (Perseus), Purrsia (Persia), Purrcival (Percival), Purrdita (Perdita), Purrla (Perla/Pearla), Purrsephone (Persephone), Jaspurr (Jasper), Roary (Rory), Fisher, Miu Miu, General Motor, Tabby (Tabitha)

3. Nature names...
Forrest, Clover, Ivy, Luna (goddess of the moon), Jasmine, Magnolia (Maggie), Star, Cinder, Hazel, Cloud, Zephyr, Sky, Willow, Winter, Stormy, Twila, Night, Midnight, Summer, Plumeria (Plum), Lilac, Lavender, Rose, Lily, Fern, Heather, Orchid, Blossom, Chestnut, Honey, Starlight, Starling, Season, Autumn, Meadow, Bryony, Chamomile, Saffron, Holly, Stone, Linden, Snow, Parsley, Nutmeg (Meg)

4. Just plain cute names...
Zsa-Zsa, Skipper, Dinah (Alice in Wonderland's cat), Zooks, Binks, Zoe, Joy, Jewel, Penny, Kit-Kat, Reese, Gigi, Kiki, Fifi, Sophie, Quinn, Minnie, Minna, Lettie, Darla, Story, Elvira, Morticia, Pippa, Piper, Polly, Buffy, Coco, Kewpie, James Bond / 007, Pounce, Peppermint or Peppermint Pattie

5. Feminine names for the furry lady...
Cecelia (Cece), Flora, Pomeline, Willa, Lyra, Saskia (Sassy), Thora, June, India, Ambrosia, Anastasia, Contessa / Tess, Duchess, Sabrina, Imogen, Cora

6. Masculine names for the furry prince charming...
Casper, Jazz, Indy (Indiana), Phoenix, Lestat, King, Duke, Count, Cash (Cashel), Dash (Dashiell), Remy, Riley, Hunter, Gunther

7. Disney names...
Raja (the tiger from Aladin), Jasmine, Abu, Aladin, Ariel, Eric, Sebastian, Cinder, Cinderella, Lucifer (Cinderella's cat), Prince Charming, Rapunzel, Gisele, Tiana, Snow White, Oliver, Belle, Aurora (or Sleeping Beauty), Briar Rose

8. Names related to cats...
Feline & Felina, Freya, Lynx, Puma, Sylvester, Felix, Oliver, Leopard, Jaguar, Calico, Leo, Bastet (or just Bast), Panther, Pantera, Tigra, Tigger, Tiger, Tigris

9. Historical names...
Marie Antoinette, General Custer -- General Whisker, Whisker Churchill, Sherlock Holmes, Leif Erikson, Harry Winston, Boris & Natasha, Sappho, Aristotle, Plato, Wordsworth, Poe, Bram Stoker, Count Dracula, Virgil, Homer, Ovid, Ghandi, Buddha, Ishtar

10. Astrological sign names...
Aries, Taurus (Tauria), Gemini (Gem/Gemma), Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Capricorn, Sagittarius, Aquarius, Pisces

11. Based on eye color...
Hazel, Sapphire, Sapphira, Aqua, Aquamarine, Larimar, Indigo, Iolanthe, Raine, Raina, Emerald, Emeraude, Esmeralda, Goldie, Golda, Gilda, Trystine, Topaz, Amaretto, Whiskey, Scotch

12. God, Goddess and mythical character names...
Male: Osiris, Dionysus, Mars, Vulcan, Hermes, Apollo, Hercules, Mercury, Adonis, Bacchus, Achilles, Cupid, Eros, Beowulf, Dylan, Belenus, Pluto, Poseidon, Jason, Orion, Orpheus, Endymion, Atlas, Deimos, Aruna, Arthur, Diarmaid, Fintan, Anubis, Aeneas, Horus, Hyperion, Morpheus, Lir, Fionn, Thor, Loki, Odin, Jove, Ganesh, Hades, Helios, Tristan, Janus, Jasper, Cronos/Kronos, Leander, Mabon, Merlin, Neptune, Prometheus, Oceanus, Odysseus, Pan, Paris, Ajax, Perseus, Oberon, Raiden, Romulus, Remus, Saturn, Vidar, Zephyr, Zeus

Female:Athena, Diana, Lucina, Luna, Iris, Aurora, Dionne, Aura, Irene, Nyx, Pandora, Artemis, Artemisia, Daphne, Phoebe, Pomona, Electra, Acantha, Adrasteia, Europa, Io, Cybele, Eris, Clio/Kleio, Chloe, Brigid, Charon, Chandra, Hemera, Megaera, Phaedra, Branwen, Ceridwen, Cassiopeia, Hemione, Hestia, Bellona, Andromeda, Flora, Atalanta, Cassandra, Calypso, Calliope, Astraea, Morgan, Guinevere, Fauna, Fortuna, Helen, Arianhrod, Gwendolen, Tanith, Aglaia, Eudora, Deirdre, Medusa, Jocasta, Halcyone, Aphrodite, Demeter, Dido, Andromache, Hera, Echo, Rhiannon, Niamh, Fionnuala, Freya, Melia, Ligeia, Lilith, Bastet (or just Bast), Gaia, Thalia, Harmonia, Thalassa, Hecate, Hero, Vesta, Indira, Iphigenia, Minerva, Isolde, Jupiter, Juno, Kali, Krishna, Kore (modern version is Cora), Cynthia, Laverna, Leda, Maeve, Maia, Nausicaa, Nephele, Nike, Parthenia, Shiva, Parvati, Penelope, Persephone, Psyche, Titania, Rhea, Selene, Selena, Verdandi, Venus, Urania, Xanthe

13. Names from Shakespeare... (there are 1296 characters, so I won't list them all)
Ophelia, Henry, Portia, Othello, Cymbeline, Imogen, Romeo, Juliet, Mercurio (try just Mercury), Hamlet, Troilus, Cressida, Julius Caesar, Antony, Cleopatra, Angelo, Aragon, Ariel, Celia, Rosalind, Orlando, Adriana, Luciana (try Lucy), Gertrude, Vernon, Pistol, Grey, Alice, Isabel, Burgundy, Orleans, Bourbon, Cato, Cicero, Perdita, Paulina, Emilia, Hermione, Julia, Silvia, Valentine, Viola, Caliban, Miranda, Sly, Desdemona, Iago, Bianca, Hero, Ursula, Lysander, Quince, Puck, Oberon, Titania, Ford, Nerissa, Roseline, Mercade, Cordelia

This list is not complete. Feel free to make suggestions.

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