Warrior Cat Names {Critiques and Advice} {Traditional}

[Simonpet]

This is for my unnamed cat. I've already decided on using the suffix -whisker, but I'd like some suggestions from you as to what two/three prefixes would fit him best. Below:

1. Apple-
2. Morning-
3. Tawny-
4. Thrift-
5. Yarrow-
6. Tip-

I would say yarrow- or tip- would be best. The former is meant explicitly for a pale ginger coat, while the latter is for a ginger-and-white coat.

In that case, I'll be going with Tipwhisker then. Thank you so much!

[detective who.]

You are very welcome!

As a side note, I'm going to start working on putting up the prefix list soon; you'll probably see the first of it on Monday.

[cooolinamaza]

My cat is light brown with a dark brown underbelly and ears, also with leaf coloured streaks mixed in. Her muzzle and right front paw are silverish. Her tail is fluffy and coloured white with hints of leaf colours. I think a good name for her would be Leafstalk.

[detective who.]

I'm afraid I disagree, but I'm not sure what you want? Would you like me to suggest a more fitting name, or what?

[Keriae]

That colouring also could not exist in a natural environment.

[despairz]

Yo~
I'm working on a warrior, and I needed help. I have a few ideas in mind, but I
can't decide >.<
So, she is a pale silver/almost white with stripes that are a mix of grey and brown-ish. It's like a very pale tan mixed with grey. Her eyes are pale yellow-green with a bit of a dark amber around her pupil. She's really thin and lithe, with long legs and a long tail - as well as long ears.

Here are my ideas for prefixes;
- Dove
- Bright
- Ash
- Hail
- Pale

And suffixes;
- pool
- stream
- swoop
- leap
- whisker
- wish
- pounce

[Keriae]

The only colouring I can think of to fit that description is a black silver tabby.

[detective who.]

Yo~
I'm working on a warrior, and I needed help. I have a few ideas in mind, but I
can't decide >.<
So, she is a pale silver/almost white with stripes that are a mix of grey and brown-ish. It's like a very pale tan mixed with grey. Her eyes are pale yellow-green with a bit of a dark amber around her pupil. She's really thin and lithe, with long legs and a long tail - as well as long ears.

Here are my ideas for prefixes;
- Dove
- Bright
- Ash
- Hail
- Pale

And suffixes;
- pool
- stream
- swoop
- leap
- whisker
- wish
- pounce

First off, I don't think black silver tabbies would show up in the wild without recent house cat ancestry, so you may want to be careful with that.
On prefixes, ash- is the only one you listed that I think really works to describe your cat; dove- is grey-brown, bright- is for patches, hail- is for a grey dappled coat, and pale- would have much fainter tabby markings. -smoke, -minnow, and -cinder a few others that could work for you.
I can't really help you with suffixes, because you didn't tell me anything about her skills or personality, but I did strike the suffixes that are non-traditional. If you would like to elaborate more on your character, I can help you find an appropriate suffix for her.

[despairz]

A black silver tabby? No... I got her pelt from this cat but made her more of a grey-ish color.

And as for the personality;
She is generally an optimistic, happy cat. She's independent and a bit selfish, and prefers to not help others when they ask for assistance. She isn't exactly a "stuck-up" cat; she doesn't help others, so they can figure it out themselves. She isn't exactly the smartest warrior in the clan, as it takes a bit longer for her to learn, but when she does learn, she remembers it. (Name) doesn't hold grudges for long, nor does she get angry easily; again, when she does, it is over something absolutely terrible. Generally, she's kind and passionate, so getting on her bad side is rather hard.
--- I think that about sums her up.

[detective who.]

Something like this, then?

She sounds like she has a -cloud personality, as she is very patient.
Does she have any very notable skills? Abilities she is admired for? Skill comes before personality in a suffix, so these are quite important.