need some suggestions for the name - I also accidentally wrote an essay in the comments. oops.

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There are many different forms of these creatures - they can be mixed with any kind of feline and any kind of chicken. However, big cats (Lions, tigers, leopards, panthers etc. [Excluding servals, lynx, ocelots and other smaller "big" cats]) are very rare and are considered a completely separate form based upon the differences the change causes. For example, when mixed with a big cat these creatures are naturally noticeably bigger, with stronger muscles and bones. They also tend to have bigger horns that can slightly exceed their ears. Their tails are especially longer and often stronger.
[The pictured form is the most common/default example of the species and is not of the big cat variant]

These creatures often have saturated colors and some iridescent feathers - regardless of gender. Usually they feature browns, blacks, whites, oranges and some blues, however they can have any colors. They also often have striped or spotted markings on their fur, and usually no markings on their feathers.

They also have very good senses. Their eyesight is great, and they can usually see fine from mild distances. They hear almost everything around them, however because of this they usually prefer quieter environments and naturally get very anxious when things get a bit too loud. These creatures also have incredible noses which can allow them to smell large masses of particular ingredients in a dish, just for example.

I doubt anyone is actually going to read all of this, but gj if you did.

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For reference, this is a species of chicken satyr cat people.. basically bottom half chicken, top half cat, with some horns or antlers. They're native to jungles and rainforests, they're omnivorous and generally live in packs, and if not a full group then they live in pairs or just families in general.

A lot of the time they build their homes in small city-like formats. Their homes are usually built upon tree branches with platforms and bridges between those platforms - or in a bird house type manner where they hang buildings from trees and use their wings to glide from each one and to access them in general. If their home isn't in the trees then it's usually underground in caves - which is more popular format among ones that live alone, with a partner or who are just one family/group. These creatures generally only keep one home, but aren't afraid to travel far away from it. They're great at finding temporary living situations using their advanced movement options.

Despite their wings they cannot fly, however they use them to boost themselves high into the air when they jump (they can jump over 15ft in the air [that's a lot] when they use their wings) or to glide around their habitat. Their wings are very strong but aren't long enough to properly fly. Their wings are also heavily apart of their culture, and damaged wings are considered a pity. Fixing a broken wing is often the main priority among these creatures - even if it's not theirs. They naturally feel heavy sympathy for others when they see a damaged wing.

They also use their antler(s) and/or horn(s) to help with hunting, allowing them to headbutt their prey and kill them, or to break through objects to help with crafting or traveling. These creatures almost exclusively have small horns, and their horns never exceed the length of their ears.

Generally they're about 4'5-5'5 when fully matured. They usually weigh about 80-120 pounds. They're very flexible and heavily rely on their advanced forms of movement to travel around. It's rare to see one just walking around if not for an express purpose. Their main form of movement is gliding from tree to tree at high speeds.

i personally like Chirliax

or maybe something like Tispett(Plural: Tispei)

or felarchies

Names in consideration - they aren't very good and I really need some ideas

Sachirio(ns)
Chirliax(i)
Felarch(ies)
Pulax(i)

Felichi?

that's pretty good- imma consider it