Tiger
A striped-cat image for visible stripes; the tabby label alone does not guarantee that pattern.
Tiger describes stripes on a Persian; Nutmeg describes a warm brown shade. Fluffy and Cotton let you use the long fur as the naming theme instead.
CFA recognizes Persian tabbies in a separate tabby division, with several patterns and colors. CFA Persian breed standard.
Choose Tiger only when a striped image fits the pattern. Nutmeg is useful for a warmer coat. Fluffy leaves the color open, while Cotton adds a light-fiber image.
Showing 4 selected candidates from 88 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 striped-cat image for visible stripes; the tabby label alone does not guarantee that pattern.
A long-coat image that does not depend on the particular tabby color.
A pale soft-fiber image if your Persian has light areas that resemble it.
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 Tabby (Lynx) Point Birman names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Tabby Maine Coon names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Black Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Calico Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Blue (Grey) Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Red (Orange) Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see White Persian names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Tabby Sphynx names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Lynx Point Himalayan names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Tabby RagaMuffin names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Lynx Point Balinese names.
For another reviewed shortlist, see Lynx Point Colorpoint Shorthair names.
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