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Thomas O'Malley: Star of the animated Disney movie The Aristocats.Tom: Although he may be the butt of Jerry's jokes, Tom is another classic cat name from a classic cartoon series.Tigger: The lovable bouncy tiger in Winnie the Pooh.Sylvester: The classic Loony Tunes tuxedo cat that chased Tweety Bird.Mufasa: Perhaps one of the best-known cats in culture, Mufasa is the perfect name for a regal, no-nonsense kind of kitty.The classic sci-fi/horror film Alien features a brave cat named Jones, too. Jones: You don't have to get all of your inspiration from cartoons or kids' movies.Garfield: If your cat loves to lounge around the house, look no further than the classic comic strip Garfield.Figaro: Love Disney movies? The name Figaro has appeared in two Disney properties: The 1940 animated film Pinocchio and House of Mouse (in which he's Minnie's pet cat!).Felix: Did you know Felix the Cat is over 100 years old? If you want a classic name for your male cat, Felix is it.Crookshanks: Hermione's Persian cat in the Harry Potter books and movies.Binx: If you love Halloween, consider naming your cat after the boy-turned-black cat from the Halloween classic Hocus Pocus.Bagheera: He may have been the bad guy in The Jungle Book, but this moniker is perfect for your new black cat.

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Lewis classic The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and wildly popular movie series The Chronicles of Narnia. Crinus means hair, so a funny ironic name for a Sphynx cat Benedict Derived from the Latin word.

Castus means pure, as in My cat is pure joy. Marbles This fun name describes your cat’s coloring. Tortie A great name since calico cats have similar coloring to tortoiseshell cats. Jigsaw This cool name describes your cat’s mottled appearance. Meanwhile in France they were called Tibers or Tibert was generic name fo domestic cat in France Tibert the Cat was one of the characters in the Reynard the Fox animal fables. Its popularity among humans as dipped and spiked over the centuries, but it’s quite popular among cats. Medieval Cat Names In medieval England domestic cats were known as Gyb the short form of of Gilbert and that name was also popular for individual pet cats. This name evolved in the medieval era as a diminutive of John and evolved into an independent name. published on Listen to this article Available in other languages: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish Cats in the Middle Ages were generally disapproved of, regarded as, at best, useful pests and, at worst, agents of Satan, owing to the medieval Church and its association of the cat with evil. We have listed the ones we thought to be the most spiffy.

Each idea could propose an interesting opportunity to find a cool medieval dog name. Cocoa Great for if your cat is warm and snuggly. Unfussy, delicate, and lightweight, Mia is a popular pick for female cats. This era is evidently dripping with fascinating concepts, a chic sense of style, a brash body of armor, and a sassy way of speaking. Aslan: Meaning 'lion' in Turkish, this name is inspired by the noble lion from the C.S. Caius Rejoice, rejoice on the day you get a new cat. Cookie Dough A fun name that reminds you of a favorite ice cream.

Medieval names for cats