Orange is the color occurs between red and yellow, and it is so bright and sunny. Everyone will notices your kitten if you have an orange one. The coat colors can range in hue from a deep, bright orange to a light orange.
Orange is associated with wealth, happiness and pleasure. People chose orange-colored coat cats firstly noticed their stunning color, and then their friendly and happy personalities. You will surely love your new orange kitten if you just adopted one.
When coming up to cat names, you have lots of options for orange kittens. You could choose a name inspired by nature, for instance Amber, Clementine, Mango and Pumpkin. You could also get your ideas from those names inspired by yellow colors, for instance Blondie, Saffron, and Sunny. Check out our collection of 27 amazing orange cat names with meanings and enjoy!
Amber: Amber is used to describe the gem's golden color, and the name Amber is perfect for those female kittens with darker orange coats.
Apricot: light yellowish-orangish color similar to the color of apricots.
Bellini: Bellini is a cocktail originated in Venice, Italy. The beverage is named Bellini because of its unique pink color, which reminds people the toga of a saint in a painting by the artist Giovanni Bellini.
Blondie: brownie made without chocolate.
Cayenne: Cayenne is the capital of French Guiana, and you may also know Porsche Cayenne, a mid-size luxury crossover automobile. Cayenne the pepper is one of the spicest peppers around the world, and it is perfect for your super active kittens.
Citrus: Citrus is a genus of flowering plants including the orange and lemon. This natural cat name will remind you of your favorite fruits.
Clementine: Clementine is another sweet citrus fruit, and it is a sweet and old-fashioned cat name. Because Clementine is a small fruit, so this name could be purrfect for your petite kitten. There is also a well-known song called "Oh My Darling Clementine".
Cream: the pastel color of yellow.
Flare: A flare produces a brilliant light without an explosion. This could be the purrfect orange kitty name for those always be the focus at any time.
Flax: pale yellowish-gray color named after flax seeds.
Goldie: soft and malleable metal with a bright yellow color and luster.
Honey: Honey may vary in color between pale yellow and dark brown, and nothing is sweeter than Honey.
Leo: Leo is the Latin word for lion, and lion colouration varies from light buff to yellowish, reddish, or dark ochraceous brown. A perfect choice for your orange cat with a slightly regal nature.
Maize: large grain plant domesticated by indigenous peoples.
Mango: Mango is a sweet and juicy tropical fruit, the ripe fruit color is usually yellow, orange or red. Mango is a cute sweet name for your orange kitten smell sweet.
Marigold: a plant in the genus Calendula of the family Asteraceae.
Ochre: natural earth pigment ranges from yellow to deep orange.
Pepper: Pepper is a spicy plant, and the color of Pepper could be green, yellow or red. If your cat's temperament is spicy, Pepper will be a suitable option.
Primrose: a family of herbaceous flowering plants with about 24 genera.
Pumpkin: A pumpkin is round, with smooth, slightly ribbed skin and deep yellow to orange coloration. The name Pumpkin is ideal for those lazy cats with a plush and round tummy.
Saffron: spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus.
Sunny: Sunny means sunshine, and it express a happy and cheerful temperament. Your kitten named Sunny would just make everyone happy and smile.
Tangelo: A Tangelo is a delicious combination of a grapefruit and a tangerine. If you want to give your orange kitten a unique name, try Tangelo to express their sweetness and preciousness.
Tangerine: The tangerine is an orange-colored citrus fruit, people love it because it is a smaller fruit full of flavor. Try this name for your petite cat with loads of purrsonality.
Tenne: a stain of orange, brown or orange-tawny colour.
Topaz: a silicate mineral of aluminium and fluorine.
Zinnia: Zinnia is a genus of plants of the sunflower tribe within the daisy family, it was named for 18th-century German botanist Johann Zinn who classified it. If your orange cat is bright and colorful, then this could be their purrfect cat name.
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