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Egyptian Arabic Dog Names

Updated: May 31, 2024

Welcome to our collection of distinctive names for your furry friend, inspired by the rich culture, history, and language of Egypt. In the heart of North Africa, Egypt is a nation known for its ancient civilization, iconic monuments, and its unique Arabic dialect. This page is dedicated to all pet owners who are looking for a unique and meaningful name for their dogs.

From the banks of the Nile to the shadows of the Pyramids, Egypt's heritage offers a plethora of unique and meaningful names. This collection reflects the language and culture, giving you a wide range of options that truly embody the spirit of this ancient land. Whether you are a lover of history, a language enthusiast, or you simply want your pet’s name to stand out, you will find what you're looking for here.

Every name listed here holds a story, a fragment of the past or a symbol of the rich Egyptian culture. With each name, we provide a brief description of its meaning and significance. So, delve into the world of Egyptian-inspired names and find the perfect one that suits your loyal companion's personality and uniqueness.

Name	Reason to Choose
Afri	Afri is a name that ties back to Africa, where Egypt is located
Ahmose	This name belongs to a Pharaoh known for liberating Egypt, fitting for a brave dog
Aker	Aker is a lion-headed Egyptian earth god, making it suitable for a strong, protective dog
Amasis	The name of an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh, perfect for a royal pup
Amaunet	Amaunet is an ancient Egyptian goddess, symbolizing air and invisibility, a good name for a quiet and elusive dog
Amenhotep	Named after a series of Pharaohs, it's a regal name for any dog
Amun	Amun is a major ancient Egyptian deity
Anhur	Anhur is an ancient Egyptian god of war
Antiochus	Named after a Greek king who had dealings with Egypt, for a dog with a kingly demeanor
Anubis	Borrowed from the god of death in ancient Egypt
Apis	Apis is an ancient Egyptian bull-deity
Arsinoe	Named after several queens and princesses of ancient Egypt, suitable for a female dog
Aten	Aten is the disk of the sun in ancient Egyptian mythology
Ay	Inspired by a Pharaoh of the 18th dynasty, a brief but impactful ruler
Ba	In Egyptian mythology, Ba is the unique spiritual characteristic of an individual, a name for a dog with a unique personality
Babi	Babi is an ancient Egyptian god who takes the form of a baboon, a fitting name for a playful and energetic dog
Bastet	Bastet is the Egyptian goddess of home, fertility, and childbirth
Bennu	Bennu is a bird deity linked with the sun, creation, and rebirth in Egyptian mythology, a great name for a dog with a lively and energetic personality
Berenice	Name of several queens of Egypt, ideal for a noble female dog
Bes	Bes is an ancient Egyptian dwarf god
Cassander	Named after a Greek king who had dealings with Egypt, for a dog with a strong personality
Cleopatra	Named after the most famous queen of Egypt, perfect for a queenly female dog
Cyrene	Named after a Greek city that had dealings with Egypt, for a dog with a strong character
Djehuty	Another name for Thoth, the Egyptian god of wisdom
Djoser	For a dog with a strong and stable character, named after a Pharaoh of the 3rd dynasty
Duamutef	Duamutef is one of the four sons of Horus in Egyptian mythology, a great name for a loyal and protective dog
Dynastic	Referring to the dynasties of ancient Egypt, for a dog with a regal character
Euergetes	Meaning 'benefactor' in Greek, it was a title used by some Ptolemaic kings
Faraon	It's a tribute to the ancient Pharaohs of Egypt
Geb	Geb is the ancient Egyptian god of the Earth, a good name for a grounded and dependable dog
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Egyptian Words Meaning

These can be unique and meaningful names, allowing an owner to choose a name based on the desired trait or characteristic.

Name	Description
Amun	This name is inspired by the god of creation
Ankh	Ankh is a symbol of life in ancient Egypt
Anubis	Anubis is the god of afterlife in ancient Egyptian mythology
Atum	Atum is a creator god and the god of dusk
Bastet	Bastet is the goddess of home, fertility, and childbirth
Faraoh	This is a tribute to the rulers of ancient Egypt
Geb	Geb is the god of the Earth
Hapi	Hapi is the god of the annual flooding of the Nile
Horus	Horus is the god of the sky in ancient Egyptian mythology
Isis	Named after the goddess of health, marriage, and wisdom
Khnum	Khnum is the god of the source of the Nile River
Khufu	Named after the pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid of Giza
Maat	Maat is the goddess of truth, justice, and harmony
Nefertiti	Nefertiti was a queen of Ancient Egypt
Nile	Named after the life-giving river in Egypt
Osiris	From the god of the underworld and the dead
Ptah	Ptah is the god of craftsmen and architects
Ra	Ra is the sun god in ancient Egyptian mythology
Ramses	Ramses was a pharaoh in ancient Egypt
Sahara	It translates to 'desert', reflecting the vast landscapes of Egypt
Sekhmet	Sekhmet is the goddess of war and healing
Set	The name of the god of chaos, storms, and disorder
Sphinx	Named after the iconic statue in Giza
Thoth	Thoth is the god of wisdom and writing
Tut	Inspired by the boy pharaoh, Tutankhamun
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Egyptian Mythological Creature Names

These names can be quite distinctive and can reflect the mythical and mysterious aspects of Egyptian culture.

Name	Description
Amun	Inspired by the king of the gods and god of the wind in Egyptian mythology
Anubis	This name is inspired by the god of embalming and the dead, usually depicted as a canine or a man with a canine head
Anuket	Anuket is the goddess of the Nile river, known for her nurturing and caring nature
Apophis	This name is inspired by the god of chaos and destruction
Atum	This name is inspired by the god of creation and the setting sun
Bastet	This name is inspired by the goddess of home, fertility, and childbirth, usually depicted as a lioness or a cat
Geb	Inspired by the god of the Earth in Egyptian mythology
Hapi	Hapi, the god of the annual flooding of the Nile, can make a unique name for a dog
Hathor	Derived from the goddess of love, beauty, and music in Egyptian mythology
Horus	This name is inspired by the god of the sky, sun, and kingship in Egyptian mythology
Isis	Isis, the Egyptian goddess of life and magic, can make a unique name for a dog
Khepri	Khepri is the Egyptian god of creation, rebirth, and the sun
Khnum	Inspired by the god of the Nile river and the creator of bodies of human children
Maat	This name is inspired by the goddess of truth, justice, and harmony
Neith	This name is inspired by the goddess of war and hunting
Nephthys	Inspired by the goddess of death, service, lamentation, and nighttime
Nut	The Egyptian goddess of the sky and stars can be a great name choice for a dog
Osiris	Osiris, the Egyptian god of the underworld and rebirth, can make a unique name for a dog
Ptah	Derived from the god of craftsmen and architects in Egyptian mythology
Sekhmet	Sekhmet is the Egyptian goddess of war, often depicted as a lioness
Serket	Derived from the goddess of scorpions, medicine, magic, and healing venomous stings and bites
Set	The god of chaos, storms, and desert in Egyptian mythology can be a great name choice for a dog
Sobek	Sobek, the god of crocodiles, the Nile, the army, military, fertility and rebirth, can make a unique name for a dog
Sphinx	Derived from the legendary Egyptian creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human
Thoth	This name is inspired by the god of wisdom, writing, and the moon in Egyptian mythology
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Egyptian Location Names

Names inspired by famous locations in Egypt can be a great way to showcase the dog's heritage or the owner's love for Egyptian culture.

Name	Description
Abydos	An ancient city of Egypt, suitable for a dog with a strong and regal character
Alexandria	A city with rich history makes for a sophisticated dog name
Aswan	This Egyptian city is known for its tranquility, just like a calm dog
Asyut	An ancient city, suitable for a dog with an old-world charm
Cairo	Egypt's capital city, perfect for a leader of the pack
Dahab	A beach town in Egypt, perfect for a playful, water-loving dog
Dakhla	One of the New Valley's oases, perfect for a dog that brings comfort
Dendera	An ancient temple city, perfect for a dog with a majestic aura
Edfu	A city known for its ancient temple, perfect for a dog with a dignified demeanor
El-Minya	A city in Upper Egypt, great for a dog with a noble bearing
Faiyum	An oasis city, great for a dog who is your personal oasis
Giza	This is a famous city in Egypt known for the Great Pyramids
Heliopolis	An ancient city of light, great for a dog who brightens your day
Ismailia	A city situated along the Suez Canal, suitable for an adventurous dog
Komombo	A town known for its ruins and temples, great for a dog with a regal presence
Luxor	An ancient city in Egypt, a great name for a dog with a regal presence
Minya	A city in Upper Egypt, an elegant name for any breed
Qena	An Egyptian city on the Nile, a strong name for a robust dog
Rosetta	The town where the Rosetta Stone was found, suitable for a smart dog
Saqqara	An ancient burial ground in Egypt, ideal for a dog with an old soul
Sharm	Short for Sharm el-Sheikh, a popular tourist city, perfect for a sociable dog
Siwa	An oasis in Egypt, a unique name for an extraordinary dog
Sohag	An agricultural city, suitable for a hardworking dog
Suez	A port city in Egypt, perfect for a dog who loves the outdoors
Tanta	A large city in Egypt, suitable for a large breed dog
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Egyptian Pharaoh Names

These names are unique and carry a rich history, making them an interesting choice for a dog name.

Name	Description
Ahmose	Founding pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt
Akhenaten	This pharaoh tried to shift his kingdom towards monotheism
Amenhotep	Several pharaohs had this name, making it historically significant
Cleopatra	This name reflects the last active pharaoh of Egypt
Djedefre	A ruler during the Fourth Dynasty of Egypt
Djoser	Pharaoh of the Third Dynasty who built the step pyramid
Hatshepsut	Respects the second historically-confirmed female pharaoh
Khafre	Second pyramid at Giza was constructed during his reign
Khufu	The pyramid of Giza was built under this pharaoh's reign
Menkaure	Ruler responsible for the third Giza pyramid
Merneptah	Fourth ruler of Egypt's Nineteenth Dynasty
Narmer	Considered the founder of the First Egyptian Dynasty
Neferkare	Name of several pharaohs during the Old Kingdom
Nefertiti	A beautiful queen from the 14th century BC
Pepi	Pharaoh of the Sixth Dynasty of Egypt
Psamtik	This name marks the first ruler of the Twenty-sixth Dynasty
Rahotep	This pharaoh's reign was in Egypt's Old Kingdom
Ramses	Named after Pharaoh Ramses II, known for his military campaigns
Sekhemkhet	Pharaoh of the Third dynasty of Egypt
Sesostris	Name of several 12th Dynasty pharaohs
Seti	Reflects the name of a pharaoh from the Nineteenth Dynasty
Siptah	The penultimate ruler of Egypt's Nineteenth Dynasty
Sneferu	The founder of the fourth dynasty of Egypt
Thutmose	Significant pharaoh in Egypt's 18th dynasty
Tutankhamun	In honor of the young king, often referred to as King Tut
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Ancient Egyptian Gods Names

These names have historical significance and can represent strength and power, which can be a fitting choice for a dog.

Name	Description
Anubis	Anubis is the god of mummification and the afterlife
Atum	Atum was a creator deity and god of the setting sun
Bastet	Bastet was the goddess of home, fertility, and protector of the pharaoh
Geb	Geb was the god of the Earth
Hathor	Hathor was a sky goddess, patron of love, beauty, music, and motherhood
Horus	Horus was a sky god often depicted as a falcon
Isis	Isis was a protective deity, motherhood and magic
Khepri	Khepri was a god of creation, rebirth, and the movement of the sun
Khnum	Khnum was a potter god of creation
Maat	Maat was the goddess of truth, balance, and order
Mafdet	Mafdet was a goddess who protected against snakes and scorpions
Neith	Neith was a war goddess and weaver of destiny
Nephthys	Nephthys was a protective goddess of the dead
Nun	Nun was the god of the primordial waters of chaos
Nut	Nut was the sky goddess, covering the earth
Osiris	Osiris was traditionally associated with the death, resurrection, and fertility
Ptah	Ptah was a creator god and patron of craftsmen
Ra	Ra was the sun god, considered the king of all gods
Sekhmet	Sekhmet was a warrior goddess as well as goddess of healing
Set	Set was a god of chaos, fire, and storms
Shu	Shu was the god of air and sunlight
Sobek	Sobek was a Nile god, protecter against the dangers of the river
Tefnut	Tefnut was the goddess of water and fertility
Thoth	Thoth was the god of wisdom and writing
Wepwawet	Wepwawet was a war and hunting god, often seen as a wolf
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