This is a more personal post. I’m planning on getting a cat short after I finish my time at university next year. The planned name is Heimdall as of right now. Other suggestions? Or am I planning way too far ahead?
This is a more personal post. I’m planning on getting a cat short after I finish my time at university next year. The planned name is Heimdall as of right now. Other suggestions? Or am I planning way too far ahead?
“Love recognizes no barriers. It jumps hurdles, leaps fences, penetrates walls to arrive at its destination full of hope.” — Maya Angelou
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Unlike with a child, where you have something like 3 days after birth (where they pretty much do nothing but sleep anyhow) to assign a name. You can get away with getting your cat and outfitting him/her with a name totally fitting their personality. We had a cat named skittles because he was extremely skittish around people he didn’t know. That said, if you like a name, go with it! Alternatively, I like the name Taipan.
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We did the same with my first cat back in the day. But Taipan, huh? Intriguing.
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Wait until you have the kitty… Then a suitable name will come to you! If not, post a pic and I’m sure we would all have ideas!!!
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True, true!
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Heimdall is a good name, but I would wait until you have your cat and get to know him for a few days before settling on a name. With our two cats (two rehomed Siamese), my wife and I have a theme of Egyptian names because we like Egyptology. We tried calling them many names until we found one that the cat would respond to and seemed like and fit them. Nomti’s name means “strength” and is fitting for our big boy who is now an aging, regal gentleman. Wesir, the ancient Egyptian pronunciation of “Osiris”, is fitting for our other cat that is caring, loving and, like his namesake, came to us missing some parts.
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