The Abyssinian cat breed is unique in its own way. An unusual coat color, a playful disposition and the ability to train are the distinctive features of the breed. Such cats need an appropriate name that reflects their individual character and breed qualities. The most suitable names for Abyssinian cats are those that denote energy, happiness and a playful disposition. The most beautiful, unusual, exotic and funny nicknames are listed in this article.
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Top beautiful and popular nicknames
The melodic and easy to pronounce nickname perfectly matches the character of the Abyssinian cat. The top list consists of the following names:
Amusing Amanda
- Venus.
- Jena.
- Goldie.
- Zlata.
- Lucky.
- Mallow.
- Selena.
- Silvia.
- Fortune.
- Amanda.
- Wendy.
- Vesta.
- Grace.
- Gina.
- Fun.
- Toffee.
- Irma.
- Lavender.
- Linda.
- Aili.
- Buffy.
- Viola.
- Jasmine.
- Leslie.
- Lilu.
- Milky.
- Tiffany.
- Fiona.
- Shelley.
- Oliver.
- Leo.
- Milo.
- Charlie.
- Max.
- Barsik.
- Jack.
- Simba.
- Loki.
- Oscar.
- Jasper.
- Kuzya.
- Figaro.
- Garfield.
- Felix.
- Volume.
- Austin.
- Bronx.
- Bryce.
- Denver.
- Memphis.
- Orlando.
- Angel.
- Zurich.
- Smokey.
An interesting fact is that Abyssinian cats practically do not purr. They use their voice only to communicate with their owner.
- Roles.
- Mont Blanc.
- Huron.
- Patrick.
- Peach.
- Fluff.
- Ryzhik.
- Simon.
- Syoma.
- Simba.
- Simka.
- Snowball.
- Sosisych.
- Subject.
- Tim.
- Timosha.
- Tisha.
- Quiet.
- Volume.
- Thomas.
- Toshka.
- Umka.
- Felix.
- Filya.
- Caesar.
Abyssinian cat in history
There is still no exact version of the origin of this breed. There are only many assumptions and hypotheses, but the most likely is considered to be the Ethiopian origin of the breed. In Egypt, these cats were treated with special respect, believing that Abyssinian cats are the conductors between two Worlds - the living and the dead.
They lived with the pharaohs and at temples, and always enjoyed special honors and privileges. To this day, during excavations in Egypt, scientists find frescoes with images of Abyssinian cats on the walls of houses and temples, in the tombs of pharaohs and titled persons.
After the conquest of Egypt by the Roman Empire, Abyssinian cats began to be exported to Europe, where they gained the same honor and glory as in their homeland. They quickly became favorite pets among nobles and kings. Based on such a vague and unclear origin, you can choose an unusual and mysterious name for the kitten.
Rare Ethiopian names
The founders of the breed were discovered in Ethiopia in the middle of the 19th century. Therefore, taking into account the origin, the nickname for the Abyssinian cat can be selected from the pantheon of African-Ethiopian names.
- Nana-Buluku is a creator deity.
- Obatala is the assistant to the creator of the world.
- Oduduwa.
- Oloran.
- Eye.
- Loko.
- Atay.
- Ikenga.
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