How do cats get their names in Warriors?

Answer 1

A kit is usually named by what a cat sees and encounters in its life. (by werewolf96... I think you got mixed up with The Tribe of Rushing Water there. The Clans do not do that the name's are just up to the Queens) The kits are usually named by their mother. If a kit was named leaf then the kit would be called Leafkit. An apprentice would be Leafpaw and a clan leader Leafstar. When an apprentice is finished with his/her training he/she can become a warrior. The first part of the name stays the same but the second part changes from "paw" to something in nature/in a cats life. The clan leader decides the second half of the name and they try to make the name make sense. This will be the permanent name unless the cat becomes clan leader. It is also possible, in rare circumstances, for a clan leader to change the first half of a cat's name, or to change a cat's name altogether. This can be seen in warriors book 6, when Firestar renames Lostface to Brightheart. (Or in Bluestar's Prophecy-NO SPOILERS- Sparrowpelt to Halftail)

Or if you mean how does Erin come up with the names that would be basically they write them out on a piece of paper (say on one side snow, rain, fire, soot...etc) then on the other side the second half of the names (say fur, whisker, heart, fur...) something like that.--werewolf96

Answer 2

They are first given their kit name (which usually describes them). It has the suffix -kit at the end. (i.e. Firekit because of his orange fur) Then they get there apprentice names when they are 6 moons old. Their apprentice names have the suffix -paw at the end (i.e. Firepaw). And finally they get their warrior names, which have any suitable suffix at the end that usually describes the cat. (i.e. Fireheart because he is determined at battle yet caring towards his kin and friends) The clan leader gives the cat their warrior name through an ancient ritual where the cat is given his name under the eyes of Starclan and all that...However, this warrior ceremony is only for cats who want to be warriors or queens. The Medicine cat and Medicine cat apprentice rituals are different and involve the Moonstone/Moonpool.

Answer 3

This is the origanal series. Into The Wild

Oakheart- Crushed by a boulder

Redtail- Killed by Tigerclaw

Lionheart- Killed in battle with ShadowClan

Rosetail- Killed by Blackfoot

Spottedleaf- Killed by Clawface

Fire And Ice

Clawface- Killed by Graystripe

Whiteclaw- Drowned by Graystripe

Forest Of Secrets

Silverstream- Died when kitting

Brokentail- Ate Deathberries

Rising Storm

Whitethroaght- Killed by Monster

Runningwind- Killed by Tigerstar

Nightstar- Died by sickness

Cinderfur- Died by sickness

Halftail- Died from smoke inhalation

Yellowfang- Died from smoke inhalation

Patchpelt- Died from smoke inhalation

A Dangerous Path

Crookedstar- Died from greencough

Snowkit- Carried away by a hawk

Swiftpaw- Killed by dogs

Brindleface- Killed by dogs for bait by Tigerstar

Bluestar- Falls over gorge and drowns

The Darkest Hour

Gorsepaw- Killed by Tigerstar

Stonefur- Killed by Darkstripe and Blackfoot

Tigerstar- Killed by Scourge

Whitestorm- Killed by Bone

Bone- Killed by avenging apprentices XD

Darkstripe- Killed by Graystripe

Firestar- Loses life while fighting Scourge

Scourge- Killed by Firestar

Answer 4

In the Warriors series by Erin Hunter, cats receive their names based on their personality, skills, appearance, or significant events in their lives. For example, they may receive names that reflect their strengths, such as Fireheart for bravery or Graystripe for agility. Leaders also have the authority to grant new names or change existing ones.