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Balinese Cat Names

The primary difference between the Balinese and the Siamese is coat length, with the Balinese having long, silky hair and a plumed tail. The Balinese shares the svelte but muscular body of the Siamese, as well as his wedge-shaped head, blue eyes, large triangular ears and striking color points. In the initial years of breeding, the Balinese had heavier bones and apple shaped heads, more akin to the former standard Siamese. They also had much longer coats than the Balinese breed today, with full ruffs and britches. Over the years, Balinese breeders have improved the physical form of the breed by outcrossing it with the parent breed, the Siamese, and the features of the Balinese have become leaner and longer, just as the modern Siamese has. The breed standard for the Balinese is identical to the standard for the Siamese in most respects, including overall body type and color, with the obvious differences being in overall coat length, and in the full plume tail. The coat is single coated, with only minimal shedding. In fact, the Balinese is noted for its lack of shedding amongst long coated cats.

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Lykke
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Lykke originates in Danish and means "fortunate woman".
Lolita
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Lolita is a diminutive of Lola, derived from Dolores. Dolores originates in Spanish language and means "full of sorrows". It is a very popular feminine given name in Spanish-speaking families since it refers to Virgin Mary of Sorrows, in Spanish La Virgen Maria de los Dolores. In English-speaking countries it has been in use since the end of the 19th century. Lolita was popularized by the novel of the same name, written by Vladimir Nabokov in 1955.
Latisha
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Latisha is a variant of Letitia. Letitia originates in Latin language and means "happy and joyous woman". As a feminine given name it has been used regularly since the 18th century but nowadays is rather rare in the United States.
Lone
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Lone is a diminutive of Magdalone, itself a Danish variant of Magdalene. Magdalene originates in Hebrew language and means "woman from Magdala". It is derived from the name of Jesus's most celebrated and most important woman disciple, Mary Magdalene. She is thought to come from a town on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee, Magdala. As a feminine given name it is much more popular in European countries than the United States, where the variant Madeline is usually used instead.
Lakeisha
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Lakeisha is a combination of Keisha and the prefix La-. Keisha is most likely a variant of Keziah. Keziah originates in Hebrew language and means "cassia tree". Cassia is an evergreen tree, a spice ultimately called cinnamon. Keziah was a character mentioned in the Old Testament. As a feminine given name it is very rare in the United States these days.
Leif
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Leif originates in Old Norse and means "successor". As a masculine given name it is mainly used in Scandinavian countries. Famous bearer was a Norse explorer Leif Ericson, who is considered to have discovered America before Christopher Columbus.