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Spanish rabbit names: ideas for boys, girls and by color

Spanish and Mexican names for boy and girl bunnies, ideas by coat color and short names that are easy to say every day.

A white lop-eared rabbit and a brown rabbit rest together on a woven rug next to a window with plants

How to choose the name

  • Short, one or two syllables: Copo, Moka, Tito. Easier to say and to remember.
  • Look at its coat and ears: a lop-eared or very fluffy bunny already gives you ideas.
  • Watch its personality for a few days: some rabbits are calm and some never stop hopping.
  • If it lives with another rabbit, pick names that sound different or make a pair.

Spanish names for boy and girl rabbits

Boy rabbits

  • Copito (little snowflake)
  • Tambor (drum)
  • Bolillo (bread roll)
  • Saltarín (jumpy)
  • Pancho
  • Ramón
  • Benito
  • Tito
  • Bruno
  • Simón
  • Chicharito (little pea)
  • Elote (corn)
  • Churro
  • Tamal
  • Nopalito (little cactus)

Girl rabbits

  • Pelusa (fluff)
  • Canela (cinnamon)
  • Nieve (snow)
  • Rosita (little rose)
  • Chispa (spark)
  • Perla (pearl)
  • Bonita (pretty)
  • Fresa (strawberry)
  • Margarita (daisy)
  • Lupita
  • Frida
  • Clarita
  • Mimí
  • Paloma (dove)
  • Concha (sweet bread)

Spanish rabbit names by color

White rabbits

  • Algodón (cotton)
  • Nube (cloud)
  • Merengue (meringue)
  • Azúcar (sugar)
  • Leche (milk)
  • Arroz (rice)
  • Marfil (ivory)
  • Malvavisco (marshmallow)
  • Polar
  • Coquito (little coconut)

Black rabbits

  • Carbón (coal)
  • Sombra (shadow)
  • Noche (night)
  • Frijol (bean)
  • Mora (blackberry)
  • Trufa (truffle)
  • Pantera (panther)
  • Azabache (jet)
  • Pimienta (pepper)
  • Eclipse

Gray and brown rabbits

  • Humo (smoke)
  • Ceniza (ash)
  • Plata (silver)
  • Niebla (fog)
  • Piedra (stone)
  • Moka
  • Avellana (hazelnut)
  • Cajeta (caramel)
  • Piloncillo (cane sugar)
  • Nuez (walnut)

Funny Spanish names for rabbits

Funny

  • Orejón (big ears)
  • Zanahorio (carrot guy)
  • Don Saltos (Mr. Hops)
  • Señor Bigotes (Mr. Whiskers)
  • Tío Conejo (Uncle Rabbit)
  • Brincos (leaps)
  • Patas Locas (crazy feet)
  • Bolita de Pelo (furball)
  • Rabito (little tail)
  • Peluchín (little plush)

Frequently asked questions

Do rabbits learn their name?
Many do, with time. If they hear it the same way every time, just before something they like, they learn to turn when you call.
What is a good Spanish name for a lop-eared rabbit?
Something about its ears or fluff: Orejón (big ears), Peluchín (little plush) or Copito (little snowflake).
Can I rename an adopted rabbit?
Yes. Pick a short name, always say it the same way, and in a few weeks it will link it to you.

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