A good cat name should fit the personality or physical characteristic of your kitten, for instance his coat color. If you just adopted a new kitten with grey hair, you could consider this list of gray cat names.
Gray cat names may be inspired by gray things in nature, or the word means gray or grey in other languages. Please keep in mind that Gray is a popular surname, and Gray itself is the right choice. Also the first name of those celebrities with the surname Gray or Grey could also be perfect options.
Celebrities with the Surname Gray or Grey
Gray or Grey is a surname originated from Scotland, Ireland and England. There are several famous people with the surname Gray or Grey. If you name your kitten with these celebrity names, you will remember it is a gray cat when you call the name.
Coleen: Female cat name, Coleen Gray is an American actress.
Erin: Female cat name, Erin Gray is an actress from Buck Rogers.
Jennifer: Female cat name, Jennifer Gray is an actress from Dirty Dancing.
Joel: Male cat name, Joel Gray is an actor from Cabaret.
Linda: Female cat name, Linda Gray is an actress from Dallas.
Macy: Female cat name, Macy Gray is a singer.
Meredith: Female cat name, Meredith Grey is a character from Grey's Anatomy.Cat Names Inspired by Gray Things
These names are inspired by those things in gray, and they make perfect gray cat names. I just like the name Cinder and London, they will make you thinking something in gray, and they might make clever names for your gray kittens.
Asher: Asher is a biblical name and it means "happy".
Ashley: Ashley Wilkes is the man long loved by Scarlett O'Hara in the novel "Gone With the Wind".
Cinder: Type of volcanic material or ash. Also a shortened form of "Cinderella".
Cinderella: Cinderella is a fairy tale, and she means one whose attributes were unrecognized.
Dove: Dove is a type of bird usually in Gray, it represents peace, God's covenant with Noah, and the Holy Spirit.
Fog: Collection of liquid water droplets suspended in the air.
Foggy: Thick with or having much fog.
Granite: Granites can be predominantly white, pink, or gray in color, depending on their mineralogy.
Gray: Intermediate color between black and white.
Grizzle: Gray or partly gray hair.
Iron: Fresh iron surfaces appear lustrous silvery-gray.
Isabelline: An off-white colour often used to describe animals.
London: The city tanding on the River Thames, and the fog in London is well known.
Oyster: Oyster shells are whitish-gray in outer shell color.
Platinum: Platinum is a precious, gray-white transition metal.
Silver: Silver is a precious metal, and the color of polished silver is resembling gray.
Slate: Slate is frequently grey in color, especially when seen, en masse, covering roofs.
Smokey: A collection of airborne solid and liquid particulates.
Steel: Alloy of iron with carbon.
Sterling: Sterling silver is a grade of silver. Also a popular place name in the United States.
Stone: Naturally occurring solid aggregate of one or more minerals.
Taupe: Taupe is a dark tan color in-between brown and gray.
Wolf: Canid native to the wilderness and remote areas.Names Mean Gray in Other Languages
Borrowing a name from other language is a good idea. Everything sounds just a bit more mysterious when it's said in a language other than English. Here are words for gray in various languages.
Cinza: Portuguese for Gray.
Grau: A German word meaning "gray".
Grigio: Italian for Gray.
Gris: Meaning grey in French and Spanish.
Haiiro: Japanese for Gray.
Layden: Irish for Grey Lady.
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