Re: OFF: Name for a cat

Boudewijn Rempt wrote:

> Well, you could name her Qunayir, after the Goddess of Cats...
> Our own cats are named Tiberius and Carlotta.
When we got some new cats a little over a year ago or so,
my family and I were a little divided about what to call them.
We finally settled on "Holden" for the male, and "Phoebe"
for the female.  And later, as it turned fortuitously, we
discovered their personalities actually matched up with
the characters in "The Catcher in the Rye"!

I'm sure someone on the list has some literature in their language
(or cultural artifacts like folkstories, what have you)... maybe
they are a possible source of names?

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