220+ Bengal Tiger Names: Names For A Bengal Tiger

Do you have a new Bengal tiger and don’t know what to name him or her? You’re in luck!

We’ve compiled a list of over 220 Bengal tiger names for your new furry friend.

Whether you’re looking for something fierce, unique, or cute, we’ve got you covered.

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Male Bengal Tiger Names

Female Bengal Tiger Names

Cool Bengal Tiger Names

Snow-white Bengal Tiger Names

So without further ado, here are the best Bengal tiger names out there. We’ve included meanings as well for these male and female Bengal tiger names.

Male Bengal Tiger Names

Otto	meaning wealth and prosperity
Edward	a classic English name, can be shortened to “Eddie”
Monkey	named for our cute primate cousins
Stark	either for Tony Stark or House Stark
Shere Khan	the evil tiger in the Jungle Book
Homer	the Greek poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
Ghost	great for a snow or silver Bengal
Eros	the Greek god of love
Kronos	a Titan, father of many Greek gods and goddesses
Fox	like the animal, a good option for a reddish Bengal
Cosmo	a name meaning order and beauty, also relating to the stars
Quasimodo	the main character in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”
Churchill	meaning “church on a hill,”
Harry	meaning “leader of the army”
Ramsey	meaning island of garlic
Legolas	an elf from J.R.R. Tolkien’s the Lord of the Rings
Bagheera	a great name for a melanistic Bengal
Peter	meaning rock or stone
Lannister	the house of the lion from Game of Thrones
Alvin	meaning “noble friend,” also the name of a famous chipmunk
Cambridge	meaning “bridge over the river Cam”
Zeus	Greek god of the sky, king of the gods
Jack	meaning “god is gracious”
Cicero	the name of a Roman statesman
Alastair	a name meaning “defender of the people”
Ares	Greek god of war
Boulder	a large stone
Augustus	a name meaning “majestic”
Smoky	a great option for a charcoal Bengal
Thor	Norse god of thunder
Phoenix	a mythical bird that dies and is reborn from its own ashes
Loki	the Norse god of mischief
Cooper	a cask or barrel maker
Ferdinand	meaning “journey,” also daring and brave
Prometheus	the Titan who molded man from clay
Flynn	meaning reddish or ruddy
Senator	a member of a senate
Abraham	a biblical name meaning “father of many”
Oceanus	Greek Titan of the sea
Hobbes	the name of the famous English philosopher Thomas Hobbes

Poseidon	the Greek god of the sea
Chase	a name meaning hunter or huntsman
Joey	short for “Joseph”
Drogon	the name of Queen Daenerys’s dragon from “Game of Thrones”
Milo	a famous movie cat from “The Adventures of Milo and Otis”
Apache	a group of Native Americans from the southwest
Hugo	meaning “mind,” “intellect”
Achilles	a hero of the Trojan War
Ash	perfect for a charcoal Bengal
Orpheus	a Greek musician and poet
Jasper	meaning “treasurer”
Boreas	the god of the north wind
Fraser	a Scottish name meaning “strawberry flowers”
Thaddeus	meaning courageous heart
Governor	one who governs
Pierce	an alternative name for Peter
Ra	the Egyptian god of the sun
Caesar	named for Julius Caesar, the name means an imperial leader
Richard Parker	a tiger from Yann Martell’s Life of Pi
Ziggy	meaning “gift of god”
Bentley	a popular brand of luxury car
Domingo	the Spanish word for “Sunday”
Hamlet	for the main character in Shakespeare’s famous play
Ajax	a hero who fought in the Trojan War
Bernard	a name meaning “brave as a bear”
Abu	a Disney character, Aladdin’s mischievous pet monkey
Harvey	meaning “blazing”
Olaf	like the snowman from Disney’s Frozen
Giuseppe	Italian form of the name Joseph
Zephyrus	Greek god of the west wind, a good name for a silver Bengal
Virgil	meaning “flourishing”
Shakespeare	named for William Shakespeare
Morpheus	the Greek god of sleep
Admiral	commander of a naval fleet
Hamilton	after Alexander Hamilton, a founding father
Merlin	a legendary wizard from King Arthur’s court
Simba	main character in The Lion King, meaning “lion” in Swahili
Ripley	meaning “strip of clearing in the forest”
Atlas	the Titan tasked with holding the world up on his shoulders
Tigger	Winnie the Pooh’s bouncing tiger friend
Kaiser	head of the Holy Roman Empire

Female Bengal Tiger Names

Abby	short for Abigail
Cordelia	meaning “heart” or daughter of the sea
Guinevere	meaning “fair” and “white”
Anastasia	meaning “resurrection”
Savannah	meaning “open plain”
Phoebe	alternative name for Artemis
Rosie	short for Rosalind or Rosemary
Duchess	the female equivalent of a duke
Athena	daughter of Zeus, Greek goddess of wisdom and war
Penelope	meaning “weaver”
Belle	an alternative form of “Bella”
Leia	from Star Wars, after the warrior princess General Leia Organa
Shadow	meaning silhouette
Thalia	meaning rich, plentiful, luxuriant, and abundant
Celeste	meaning heavenly or celestial
Holly	meaning “plant with red berries”
Calypso	Greek nymph who captured Odysseus
Elektra	meaning “amber,” “shining,” “incandescent”
Zelda	meaning “dark battle”
Chanel	surname of famous French designer Coco Chanel
Isadora	the Egyptian goddess of love, healing, fertility, magic, and the moon
Nala	Simba’s love interest from Disney’s The Lion King
Cosette	meaning “victorious”
Maisie	meaning “pearl”
Josie	short for “Josephine”
Pepper	meaning “hot spice”
Winnie	meaning “joy and peace”
Jasmine	a fragrant flower, symbolizing beauty
Clementine	a citrus fruit, also meaning gentle and merciful
Desdemona	meaning “misery”
Juno	Roman goddess of women, marriage, family, and childbirth
Sphynx	an Egyptian monster with a woman’s head and a lion’s body
Khaleesi	from Game of Thrones, the Dothraki title for “queen”
Amaryllis	a beautiful red flower
Delilah	meaning “delicate”
Stella	meaning “starry” or “star”
Rhea	meaning “flowing,”
Hermione	feminine version of Hermes, the Greek messenger god
Valkyrie	one of a group of maidens in Norse mythology sworn to protect Odin
Beatrix	meaning “voyager” or “traveler”

Luna	meaning “moon”
Poppy	a type of lovely red flower
Nike	Greek goddess of victory
Calliope	Greek muse of eloquence and epic poetry
Piper	meaning “flute player”
Roxy	short for Roxanne, meaning “dawn”
Aurora	meaning “dawn”
Circe	a Greek sorceress
Eris	Greek goddess of chaos, strife, and discord
Tallulah	meaning “leaping water”
Lola	meaning “sorrows”
Harper	meaning “harp player”
Sabrina	meaning “from the river Severn”
Willow	meaning slender and graceful
Bastet	Egyptian goddess of the home, domesticity, women’s secrets, cats, fertility, and childbirth
Scout	a soldier who travels ahead or lookout
Skadi	Norse goddess of the wilderness
Ada	meaning “nobility”
Serena	meaning clear, tranquil, and serene
Cersei	Lannister queen from Game of Thrones
Asteria	a Titan, ruler of falling stars
Annabelle	meaning “beauty of grace”
Persephone	wife of Hades and goddess of vegetation
Vivette	meaning “gift of god”
Honey	meaning nectar, or the sweet creation of bees
Coco	the first name of famous French designer Coco Chanel
Matilda	meaning might, strength, and battle
Aurelia	meaning “golden”
Ariel	meaning “lion of god”
Juliet	main character in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Daisy	a yellow and white flower
Freya	Norse goddess of love, beauty, war, fertility, and gold
Arabella	meaning “beautiful lion”
Ivy	meaning “ivy plant”
Lilith	the first wife of Adam, can be shortened to “Lily”
Pandora	meaning “all-gifted,” owner of a famous box
Bonnie	meaning pretty or beautiful
Artemis	Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon
Charlotte	female form of Charles, meaning “free man or woman”
Arya	similar to Aria, a main character in Game of Thrones