Welcome to our Funny Lion Name Generator! We’ve got a bunch of great, funny names here that you can use to name a lion.
Ready to find the perfect name for your lion? Just click the ‘Generate’ button, and you’ll get a list of 10 funny and unique options.
If you don’t find the right one right away, don’t worry. Keep clicking until you discover the perfect funny lion name.
Click the button above to generate names
Funny Lion Names
Here we have a list of funny lion names you can use:
- Sir Pounce-a-Lot
- Fuzzball Fury
- King Fluffbottom
- Mr. Whiskersnuggle
- Queen Snufflepuff
- Lady Butterpaws
- The Great Yawn
- Duchess Droolbucket
- Professor Grumblefur
- Lady Licketylips
- Captain Snooze
- Sir Snore-Much
- Baron Big Belly
- Princess Purr-a-Lot
- The Mane Event
- Lord Fuzzbucket
- Lady Snarltooth
- Sir Droolbeard
- King Grumpy-Pants
- Mr. Fluffernutter
Cute Lion Names
Lions may look cute but they are always fierce, here we have a list of cute lion names:
- Simba
- Nala
- Sunny
- Goldie
- Honey
- Peaches
- Sandy
- Buttercup
- Rusty
- Ginger
- Leo
- Luna
- Blossom
- Chester
- Buster
- Hazel
- Penny
- Poppy
- Scout
Female Lion Names
Female lions are known to be ferocious and defend their little cubs from anything and anyone. Here we have a list of female lion names you can use:
- Zuri
- Sarabi
- Kiara
- Imara
- Asha
- Zahara
- Nala
- Amani
- Aziza
- Nia
- Layla
- Adara
- Kamaria
- Kala
- Malaika
- Safiya
- Tahira
- Subira
- Zakiya
- Zola
Male Lion Names
Male lions are infamous due to how they look with their giant manly fur. Here we have a list of male lion names you can indulge in.
- Mufasa
- Aslan
- Kovu
- Simba
- Kion
- Leo
- Ari
- Augustus
- Lennox
- Apollo
- Caesar
- Hunter
- Ranger
- Jasper
- Shadow
- Titan
- Samson
- Thor
- Hercules
- Zeus
Famous Lion Names
Many famous Lions are known from cartoon series such as Simba and Mufasa from The Lion King and many more.
This list is specific to the known Lions on TV and famous in general.
- Simba and Mufasa (The Lion King): Protagonists of the iconic Disney animated film and subsequent stage productions.
- Aslan (The Chronicles of Narnia): The wise and powerful lion who represents a Christ-like figure in C.S. Lewis’s fantasy series.
- Alex (Madagascar): The spirited and fun-loving lion from the Dreamworks animated franchise, stranded in New York City’s Central Park Zoo.
- Cowardly Lion (The Wizard of Oz): The timid but lovable lion who seeks courage in the classic movie.
- Lambert the Sheepish Lion (Disney short): A gentle lion raised by sheep, known for his meek and sweet nature.
- Kimba the White Lion (Anime): The brave lion cub protagonist of a classic Japanese anime series from the 1960s.
- Clarence the Cross-Eyed Lion (Daktari): The lovable, comedic lion from the 1960s animal-themed TV show.
- Elsa the Lioness (Born Free): The real-life lioness raised by conservationists Joy and George Adamson and released into the wild, whose story became a popular book and movie.
- Leo the Lion (MGM): The iconic roaring lion featured at the beginning of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films.
- Cecil the Lion (Zimbabwe): This lion’s illegal killing in 2015 caused international outrage, sparking discussions about trophy hunting and conservation.
- Christian the Lion (Viral Video): Two men bought a lion cub at Harrods and later reunited with him in Kenya in a heartwarming video sensation.
- The Barbary Lions (Extinct): Once native to North Africa, these lions were prized symbols of the Roman Empire, often pitted in gladiatorial fights.
- The Tsavo Man-Eaters (Kenya): Two male lions responsible for killing dozens of railway construction workers in the late 1890s.
- The Ghost and the Darkness (Movie): A 1996 film starring Val Kilmer, based on the story of the Tsavo Man-Eaters.
- Napoleon the Zoo Lion (London Zoo): A famous escapee lion from the London Zoo in 1816 who was finally recaptured without harm.
- The Lions of Longleat (Wildlife Park): The first lions were introduced to a drive-through safari park outside of Africa, at Longleat Safari Park in England.
- The Nemean Lion (Greek Mythology): Defeated by Hercules as one of his legendary 12 labors.
- The Lion of Lucerne (Switzerland): A stone sculpture commemorating Swiss Guards massacred in 1792 during the French Revolution.
- Patience and Fortitude (New York Public Library): The iconic stone lions guarding the entrance to the New York City landmark building.
- The Lion in Winter (Play and Movie): A play (and later film) depicting King Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, showcasing the term “lion in winter” to describe an aging but still-formidable person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Just keep clicking ‘Generate’ until you find many names you like. You will find a name you like eventually.
Many funny lion names are fine for tigers, leopards, and other felines.
Feel free to change up some of the names or add them up and make them as unique as you like.
Think about your lion’s looks and character. Is your lion’s mane long and fluffy? Would “King Fluffbottom” be a better suggestion? Do they always jump you? Why not name him Sir Pounce-a-lot?
