Smokey
A smoke-grey image for a darker grey coat; it does not classify the cat as a smoke.
For a grey Persian, Smokey describes a darker grey impression and Frosty a paler one. Fluffy and Bunny turn the choice toward the long coat and soft outline.
CFA lists blue in the Persian solid-color division; blue is the standard term used here for grey. CFA Persian breed standard.
Choose Smokey for depth of grey or Frosty for a lighter visual theme. Neither nickname establishes a smoke or shaded color classification. Fluffy is the simplest coat-texture choice.
Showing 4 selected candidates from 82 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.
A smoke-grey image for a darker grey coat; it does not classify the cat as a smoke.
A soft-animal outline image if it suits your individual cat.
For more options, browse the parent breed collection or parent coat-color collection.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) 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 Black Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Calico Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Red (Orange) Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Tabby Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see White 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.
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