1130+ Rhino Names That Roar with Strength! (+Generator)

Did you know that the Rhinos‘ horns are not made of bone but keratin? The same material is found in our hair and fingernails! 

Rhinos are the coolest and one of the most massive creatures in the world. They almost resemble a Dinosaur! Can we keep these giant living mortals as our pets? The answer is a firm no. But can we still have our Rhino favorites from the zoo and give them a pretty nice name to address? The answer is yes.

Listed below are some distinct names, male, female, cute, best, and catchy. Choose your favorite Rhino Names . 

Male Rhino Names

An adult male Rhino is called a bull. The Bulls are considered more solitary or territorial than the female Rhinos. Are you looking for some names to address your colossal male Rhino which will explain their personality to the audience? We got plenty for you, so let’s check them out. 

Zane – A name of Hebrew origin meaning “God is gracious.”

Robert – A name of Germanic origin meaning “bright fame.”

Big–tooth – A descriptive name referring to someone or something with large teeth.

Naba – A name of Arabic origin meaning “announcement” or “news.”

Rory – A name of Gaelic origin meaning “red-haired king” or “red-haired one.”

Rhydon – A name that is a combination of “rhinoceros” and “don,” referring to a Pokémon species.

Zohari – A name of Hebrew origin meaning “my brightness” or “my splendor.”

Qabid – A name of Arabic origin meaning “one who restrains” or “one who withholds.”

Elias – A name of Greek origin meaning “Yahweh is my God.”

Rhyhorn – A name that is a combination of “rhinoceros” and “horn,” referring to a Pokémon species.

Noelle – A feminine form of the name Noel, derived from the Latin word for “birth” or “Christmas.”

Dwayne – A name of Irish origin meaning “dark” or “swarthy.”

Lord Rataxes – A fictional character from the book “Babar the Elephant,” known for being a tyrant king.

Joona – A Finnish variant of the name Jonah, meaning “dove.”

Carl – A name of Germanic origin meaning “free man.”

Kabaoba – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Letaba – A name of African origin, possibly derived from the Sepedi word for “sandy patch.”

Kilifowa – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Commander Vachir – A fictional character from the movie “Kung Fu Panda,” serving as the commander of the rhino guards.

Axel – A name of Scandinavian origin meaning “father of peace.”

Ryelle – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Dicero – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Danny – A diminutive of the name Daniel, meaning “God is my judge.”

Inkura – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Qaru – A name of Arabic origin meaning “kind” or “gentle.”

Denzel – A name of Cornish origin meaning “from the high fortress” or “from Denzell Manor.”

Karkaddan – A mythical creature from Persian folklore, often depicted as a rhinoceros-like beast.

Faru – A name of Swahili origin meaning “hero” or “brave one.”

Moto – A name of Japanese origin meaning “origin” or “fundamental.”

Rodger – A variant of the name Roger, meaning “famous spear” or “renowned warrior.”

Kifaru – A name of Swahili origin meaning “rhinoceros.”

Steel – A name referring to the strong, tough metal.

Rocksteady – A name referring to stability, firmness, or a calm demeanor.

Ashakiran – A name of Indian origin meaning “ray of hope” or “ray of light.”

Kipenzi – A name of Swahili origin meaning “darling” or “beloved.”

Mr. Mammoth – A name combining the title “Mr.” with the word “mammoth,” referring to a large, extinct mammal.

Strorks – A unique name with no specific English meaning.

Green Horn – A descriptive name referring to someone who is inexperienced or naive.

Talli – A name of Finnish origin meaning “branch” or “twig.”

Iron – A name referring to the strong, heavy metal.

Mr Hornbill

Caballe

Buba

Obadiah Horn

Tubby

Chuckuroo

Clam

Mokohu

Gen

Hhariche

Amir

Carrie

Ryan

Roman

River

Kiran

Dagger

Kifaru

Reuben

Glenn

Rafael

Otto

Reg

Omhanda

Tom

Bertus

Richard

Remington

Rhino Dino

Reinhold

Teton

Rogon

Aouraris

Kevlar

Ramhorn 

Female Rhino Names

Did you know that adult female Rhinos are called Cows? The females are more pleasant and friendly than the males. Also, the only animals with a longer gestation periods than the elephants are the Rhinos!

Their pregnancies last about 15-16 months. Let’s choose ourselves names to call these pretty beings! Listed below are some girly-girl names to choose from.

Bernadette

Rebecca

Suri

Beverly

Jerry

Nina

Mina

Livia

Lulu

Joana

Roxy

Gloria

Sisi

Alexia

Kathleen

Snoutie

Reeva

Marie

Joyce

Gertrude

Masayu

Sriva

Ana

Julia

Portia

Karina

Maria

Rosie

Aline

Lakshmi

Juno

Titania

Caitlyn

Fanindra

Ziv

Lisa

Diamond

Tulip

Rihanna

Duchess

Helena

Kennedy

Zeppelin

Remi

Kalpana

Hera

Sheebah

Janet

Victoria

Caesar

Courtney

Primrose

Susan

Raegan

Rhin-rhin

Janice

Pearl

Harold

Tshilah

Matilda

Linet

Riley

Patricia

Aurora

Rebel

Cassandra

Betty

Chimini

Breanna

Oz

Queenie

Ruby

Erica

Jasmin

Christine

Hyvin

Rowan

Heather

Freda

Cute Rhino Names

There’s nothing more adorable than a baby Rhino. Imaging looking like a beast but tiny! A baby Rhino is called a calf. Are you looking for names to call your stuffed Rhino that would sound cute and funny to the audience? Then you’ve arrived at the right place. Let’s check out the names.

Puff

Byte

Babur

Nala

Elektra

Imani

Edan

Gilbert

Lao

Cecilia

Buck

Asia

Sud

Cloudy

Neo

Razor

Bandit

Zarin

Casper

Maisha

Otis

Smokey

River

Scipio

Puff

Ronan

Melvin

Tau

Muddy

Numair

Bolt

Connor

Battle Cate

Watermonster

Otto

Douglas

Bacon

Torey

Kahula

Bryce

Rowdy

Hadley

Campbell

Nova

Emmanuel

Randy

Claws

Waterbaby

Daisy

Azrael

Icy

Diarmid

Mia

Cuddles

Vice

Emily

Gary

Airline

Luna

Danny

Bailey

Snowy

Abby

Nico

Timothy

Asuka

Diana

Oedipus

Kofi

Rhin-ran

Alain

Cuddles

Cosima

Bruce

Antonio

Dawson

Deborah

Best Rhino Names

When rhinos are happy, they make a loud “mmwonk” sound with their mouths. Lovable, aren’t they? Well, certainly not always.

When they feel threatened, their instinct is to charge directly at whatever has spooked them – whether it be another animal or a harmless object! But if you’re looking for some names to address these spooky beasts, here’s the set down.

Milli

Rhyolite

Juan de Fuca

Pumice

Elvis

Dacite

Marble

Ghidora

Elektra

Vlad the Impaler

Twilight Sparkle

Squidgy

Chomp

Dime

Denali

Grit

Breccia

Ore

Boris

Bane

Gus

Shale

Twiggy

Ash

Gneiss

Cloud

Gomez

Narwhal

Thimble

Pebble

Kimber

Pico

Fester

Granite

Carrie

Bud

Cassel

Crash

Ariel

Tank

Draco

Elbert

Sanford

Lincoln

Scotia

Cuddles

Coal

Basalt

Zepto

Atto

Davie

Femto

Cocquina

Schist

Yocto

Nazca

Flint

Chewy

Desdemona

Chalk

Gabbro

Torbert

Nano

Opal

Splash

Everest

Unicorn

Elvira

Silver

Whitney

Quartz

Alachua

Obsidian

Nickel

Tuff

Avon

Gizmo

Catchy Rhino Names

Did you know that Rhinos are polygamous? Yes, you read that right. Both sexes seek multiple mates during their lifetime.

These monsters may not be fit for being pets, but you have plenty to learn about them. Call your favorite rhino from the zoo something that stands out and makes people turn their heads! Here’s your list.

 Wesley

Caleb

Littlearms

Hadley

Livia

Vivian

Zephyr

Bitsy

Rip

Rowdy

Thunderstomp

Safiya

Mallory

Fuzzy

Kiazi

Ottilie

Victoria

Ross

Halima

Zevon

Bryson

Judy

Giovanni

Kilifowa

Schozzle

Moses

Caitlyn

Connor

IronHide

Rex

Genie

Diego

Kiran

Smurf

Marie

Waldo

Mekhi

Putri

Krush

Beatrix

Asuka

Boodie

Rory

Anjou

Kibibbi

Ivan

Jetta

Brutus

Alexia

Nafeesa

Bryce

Snoutie

Boomer

Malind

Bobo

Yara

Zebedee

Olivia

Rosswell

Joyce

Cranky

Destructor

Rosco

Denver

Stompy

Zane

Lori

Buba

Vlad

Fetch

Quinn

Albinosaur

Julia

NotATRex

Lisa

Wilder

Muchi

Big-tooth

Beverly

 Sumatrani

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