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1) Briarheart

briar- could go in two ways. you could name a brown tabby after the briar branches, or you could name a dark ginger cat after red briar berries

-heart is common for cats with a strong moral compass. not necessarily a good or bad cat, just one that adheres to their morals

2) Snowberry

snow- is great for a solid white cat, no other notable comments to make about it really

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1) Dappledrain

dapple- is a good prefix for a grey cat, solid or tabby. -drain, however, might be a weak suffix. it doesn’t really work as an appearance or skill suffix, so that leaves personality. and a cat named for a draining personality doesnt really sound that interesting

2) Autumnpaw

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snake- is a good animal-based appearance prefix, but it's influenced by the snakes that live in/around the cat's clan's territory. if the clan knows what king snakes and coral snakes look like, a cat with the snake- prefix might be an orange and black tortoiseshell or calico. if the clan knows what a corn snake is, snake- might mean a ginger cat. if the clan knows what a rattlesnake looks like, snake- would probably go to a brown tabby. if you don't know what kind of snakes live on the clan's territory yet, snake- would generically work for brown or black tabbies

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1) Beetuft

i want to start this off by saying that at first i thought this said beeftuft, and now im considering visiting an optometrist

bees actually come in more than just yellow with black stripes, but if we’re basing this off what a normal honey bee looks like, i think bee- would work for a  rufous black (meaning a very red-tinted black tabby, look up toygers and bengals for an idea of what i mean)

ive said before that -tuft would work for a semi-longhair or longhair cat, especially one with tufts of long hair on their ears. look up somali cats for an example of a semi-longhair, rufoused black tabby. somalis are ticked tabbies, but it’d work for any kind of tabby pattern

2) Sprucetail

spruce- would work for black or chocolate tabbies, spruce bark is dark and kind of washed out, but it’s brown enough that it could work for either

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1) Raspberryleaf

raspberry- would suit a ginger cat the best, but consider shortening it to berry- because raspberryleaf is a mouthful. -leaf is used for medicine cats a lot, but you could use it as an appearance suffix for a cat with striking green eyes

2) Wolfclaw

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1) Turtlespots

turtle- could be used for a lot of pelt colors, i think it could fit black or chocolate tabbies, tortoiseshells of any color, and torbies of any color. it’d probably be more common for a cat from a clan like riverclan

-spots is obviously an appearance-based suffix. it would work for a spotted tabby or tortoiseshell

2) Tigerjump

tiger- is used for black tabbies in warriors canon, but honestly it could work for any mackerel tabby

edit: tiger- would also be a good hopeful prefix, in the case of a kit being named after tigerclan (old tigerclan from stories, not the one founded by tigerstar)

-jump is a good suffix, but consider changing it to a synonym or a related word like -flight or -leap

3) Cliffleaper

cliff- could be an acceptable prefix. if the cat lives in territory with lots of cliffs (or a big cliff), perhaps the cat could be named for the color of soil/rock the cliff face is made of. cliffs come in lots of colors, from bright orange to grey to tan and lots of other colors

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