Blue (Grey) Abyssinian Cat Names

Choose for the slate-colored ticking or the warm ground beneath it. Slater and Pigeon describe grey tones; Speck draws attention to the small-scale pattern.

CFA describes blue Abyssinians as warm beige hairs ticked with slate blue. Grey here refers to that blue ticking. CFA Abyssinian breed standard.

Choose by shade, image and everyday call

Try Slater beside Pigeon for two different images of grey. Use Speck for the detail in the coat, and Rain when you prefer a softer weather image.

Showing 4 selected candidates from 73 distinct names currently linked to both parent collections. The order is editorial, not a popularity ranking. The reasons describe naming associations, not etymology or cat behavior.

Explore related naming collections

For more options, browse the parent breed collection or parent coat-color collection.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Ticked Abyssinian names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Cinnamon (Sorrel/Red) Abyssinian names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue Point (Grey) Birman names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) Maine Coon names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) Persian names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue Point (Grey) Ragdoll names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Grey Russian Blue names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue Point (Grey) Siamese names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) Sphynx names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) RagaMuffin names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue Point (Grey) Balinese names.

For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) Selkirk Rex names.

All reviewed breed and coat shortlists