The Impact of Black Cat Names

Color has an impact on the choices people make. People instantly react to a particular color giving a glimpse into its meaning and symbolism.

Cats, in particular, conjure up such strong magnet as black. Being black, people easily evoke strong emotions to these felines. From sophisticated elegant symbol of the gods to the evil incarnate of the black art.

Black, originally used by Proto-Indo-Europeans to burn or gleam, commands respect and power. It appears in cats as classic and mysterious because of the color's association to emptiness-- the unknown. It has been highly regarded very unlucky by the European and European-American traditions, but concomitant to the sailor's good luck beliefs. It also has been considered a fortunate one as an antinomian lucky black cat of the African-American sporting and gambling world bringing the lost love back, granting invisibility, and a money charm.

Its origin as a good luck charm begun in Ancient Egypt with the sacred black cat of Oagans- Bast, an official deity of Egypt. In 1900, Charles I of England woned a black cat nurtured so well.

In modern times, and especially for cat lovers, black cats have been fueled as mysterious, alluring, beautiful, playful, elegant and gorgeous. Black cat names have been given all sorts of association and sound. From being clasical, magical, to a more contrasting name, such as whitey!

More and more people, nowadays, acquire black cats that were once feared and worshipped. Their black kitten names are now of variety. Midnight is the most common name for a kitten with pure black coat. While contrasting pet names are also being tagged, such as Whitey and Snow. Jinx, Sabrina, and Shade are just a few choices to choose from a hundred of black cat names.

Do you have a new little furry black kitten with you? Have you already thought for a name? How about something mysterious? Classical? Gamely?