Names for Orange and Red Guinea Pigs

The name of a river in West Asia, Tigris may have its origins in Ancient Greek, in which case it means "running water" or "swift water". Alternatively, it's a saintly choice, possibly borne by a sister of St. Patrick, and derived from Celtic and Gallic to mean "lady". 
 
Tigris was used by Suzanne Collins in her popular Hunger Games series, a cousin to President Snow and a stylist who has had her face surgically altered to look feline. In this instance, and from its Latin origins, the name would mean "tiger" or "tigress".

Tigris

A fragrant and melodic name, Neroli is usually associated with an essential oil made from the blossom of the bitter orange tree. Less floral than orange blossom water, Neroli gets its name from the Italian region of Nerola, after the scent was popularized by its 17th-century princess, Anne Marie Orsini.
 
While you could take it to mean "orange blossom oil", if you go by the meaning of Nerola, Neroli additionally means "strong, vigorous", derived as it is from the Sabine name Nero. 
 
Sharing the flow of names like Amelie, Emily, Romilly, and Waverly, Neroli is a rare option, but one you might occasionally hear in Australia. It is most notably borne by sports journalist and TV presenter, Neroli Meadow (who has brothers called Ian and Ross). 
 
The presenter pronounces her name as NEHR-uh-lee, but the oil can also be said as NEER-uh-lee in British English or sometimes as NEH-ro-lee in American English.

Neroli

A common name for orange-colored cats. Fun fact: the word pumpkin is derived from the Greek pepōn, translating to "large melon."

Pumpkin

 names for a guinea pig with red or orange fur

 that bring to mind orange and red hues (like Clementine, Ginger, and Nacho).

Names for Orange and Red guinea pigs include names that mean red and orange and word names associated with orange things. Orange and red names for guinea pigs are popular, cool, and cute. (Page 4)