Funny Names for a Red Head
Do you want to hear some really fun facts about redheads, also known as those with ginger hair? Well, ginger, red, auburn, whatever it is that you want to call it, actually only naturally happens in around two percent of the entire world's population of humans. There are many more people who will attempt to achieve that fiery redheaded look, of course, with the assistance of salons and box dyes used at home, but we are talking about natural red-headed people — they only account for 2% of hair colour across the world.
Redhead is a word that has been used to describe those with red hair since around the early part of the 1500's, and it is believed that the majority of redheaded people actually come from Europe more than anywhere else. Western and Northern areas are where more gingers are found, and Germanic, Celtic, and British-born people are most known for the red trait.
Here's another fun fact about redheads for you, too, before we start looking into the best (and worst) funny and cool nicknames for redheads: they might have a fiery temper, but it has apparently nothing to do with personality traits at all. It is considered that natural redheads actually feel the extremes of temperature much more than those with other hair shades, such as blondes and brunettes, and are therefore just feeling much hotter or colder than the rest of us are. In theory, they suffer more. (We'll allow them to have that fiery temper then!)
Carrying on with the theme of pretty amazing hair, redheads have shown in studies to have much thicker hair than other hair shades, meaning that they need less of it. A blonde person can have somewhere in the region of 90,000-120,000 strands of hair on their heads, with brunettes having just a few more tens of thousands more than that, but redheads have the fewest of all — only around 90,000.
Combine that with the fact that red hair doesn't actually go grey, but instead to a pretty pastel pink shade, and then to a beautiful white-grey, you can understand why it is one of the most lusted after hair colours of our generation. Sadly, those redhead benefits don't come flooding in when you have red hair out of a box. Just because your hair is dyed doesn't mean that you won't go grey.
But we will move on now and get to the heart of the matter — the nicknames that you're here for. Just remember, before you decide to appoint a friend with a nickname, make sure the nickname isn't offensive — to them or anyone else that you might use it around. What you find funny won't always be the same things that other people find funny, and the last thing you would want to do is lose a friend over a name that wasn't that important in the first place.
Keep it cool, kids, and remember — don't be mean to redheads.
- Agent Orange
- Alani – this would make for a beautiful baby girl name, as well as a "ginger" nickname, and literally means "orange tree" in the Hawaiian language.
- Alroy – perhaps a good name for a male redhead, this nickname is also derived from Hawaiian origin.
- Amber
- Ang mo – this actually means "red hair" in the Chinese language.
- Autumn
- Belisha Beacon
- Big Red
- Blood Boris – Boris Becker is a famous redheaded tennis player.
- Bloodnut
- Bushfire
- Candle
- Candle Top
- Carrot Head
- Carrot Top
- Cherry
- Cherry Head
- Cinnamon
- Clancy – not an insult at all, but instead a name for a warrior with red hair, originated from Irish descent.
- Coch – not quite as offensive as it sounds, this actually means red in the Welsh language.
- Copper Head
- Copper Kettle
- Copper Nob
- Copper Top
- Coral
- Corly
- Crimson Chris
- Ed – named after Ed Sheeran, the ginger singer/songwriter/musician adored by woman and men all around the world.
- El Gingero
- Fanta – because it's one of the most famous orangey drinks!
- Fiery Red Head
- Firecrackers
- Fire Crotch
- Fire Face
- Fire Head
- Fire Top
- Flame
- Flame Cranium
- Flamer
- Flushed Red
- Freckles
- Fred The Red
- Garfield – possibly the most famous ginger cat in the world.
- Garnet
- Ginga
- Ginger
- Ginger Cat (Kat/Kitty/Kitten)
- Ginger Ninga
- Ginger Nut
- Gingersnap
- Ginger Top
- Ginger Head
- Harry Head – Prince Harry is probably one of the most-loved gingers of our generation.
- Highlander
- Hot Head
- Hourher – this means "flaming hair".
- Junior Ginger – cute name for a mini redhead!
- King Henry the Eight – a famous redheaded King.
- Lil Red
- Lobster
- Mary, Queen of Scots – one of the most famous redheads in history!
- Matchstick – because they're usually red.
- Oranga
- Orang-utan
- Padauk – a flower with orange and red tones, it's another cool nickname for redheads.
- Poppy
- Ranger/Rangers – Australians used this word to describe something that is orange in colour, but that's because it actually comes from another word: Oranga.
- Rood – means red in Dutch.
- Roodgirl/boy
- Rowan
- Scarlet
- Scarlet Fever
- Scarlet Woman/Man
- Sienna
- Simply Red – Mick Hucknall was the frontman of Simply Red, and what a red mane of hair he had!
- Spitfire – redheads are linked to a fiery temper!
- Strawberry Blonde
- Strawberry Head
- Strawberry Mop
- Strawberry Top
- Sunlit Sally – or any other name beginning with 'S'.
- Sunny
- Sunny Head
- Sunny Top
- Tampon Top – this one can be taken the wrong one, so use with caution!
- Tango – another famous orange-based drinks.
- Trusty Rusty
- Raggedy Anne
- Ranga – this is a shortened version of Orang-utan.
- Red
- Redhead
- Red Riding Hood
- Redwood
- Redzee
- Rory
- Rory Red
- Rosey
- Rose
- Rose Top
- Roslin
- Roxy
- Roxy Red
- Ruby
- Rudolph
- Rufus Red
- Rusty
- Rusty Red
- Zingiber officinale – or a combination/shorted version of it, obviously, but this is the scientific and proper name for the ginger plant. It seems only normal to associate it with redheads.
Source: https://www.herinterest.com/nicknames-for-redheads/
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