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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 |
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| Medjed | Medjed is a deity in ancient Egyptian religion, depicted as a figure covered in a sheet, a good name for a dog with a unique coat |
| Mekal | Mekal is the Egyptian god who wards off diseases, suitable for a dog who brings comfort and healing |
| Memphis | Memphis is an ancient Egyptian city |
| Menes | Named after the first Pharaoh of Egypt, perfect for a leader dog |
| Menthu | Menthu is an ancient Egyptian god of war |
| Merikare | Named after a Pharaoh of the 10th dynasty, for a dog with a strong character |
| Merneith | For a female dog, named after one of the earliest confirmed queens of Egypt |
| Meryt | A common female name in ancient Egypt, it means beloved |
| Min | Min is an ancient Egyptian god of fertility and lettuce |
| Narmer | Named after the first king of unified Egypt, perfect for a leader dog |
| Naunet | Naunet is a primordial goddess in ancient Egyptian religion, a great name for a dog with a regal and commanding presence |
| Necho | Named after a Pharaoh of the 26th dynasty, for a dog with a regal character |
| Neferirkare | Named after a Pharaoh of the 5th dynasty, for a dog with a majestic presence |
| Nefertiti | In honor of the iconic Egyptian queen |
| Nehebkau | Nehebkau is a serpent deity in ancient Egyptian religion, a great name for a dog with a strong and powerful character |
| Neith | Neith is an ancient Egyptian goddess of war and hunting |
| Nekhbet | Nekhbet is an ancient Egyptian vulture goddess |
| Nile | Named after the iconic Egyptian river |
| Nitocris | Named after the last Pharaoh of the 6th dynasty, perfect for a determined female dog |
| Nun | Nun is the ancient Egyptian god of the primeval waters, a good name for a dog that loves to swim |
| Nut | Nut is an ancient Egyptian sky goddess |
| Ogdoad | The Ogdoad is a group of eight deities in ancient Egyptian religion, a great name for a dog who is one of eight in a litter |
| Onuris | Onuris is the ancient Egyptian god of war, a great name for a strong and brave dog |
| Osiris | This name comes from the Egyptian god of the afterlife |
| Pakhet | Pakhet is a lioness deity in Egyptian mythology, a fitting name for a female dog with a strong and protective nature |
| Pepi | Named after a Pharaoh of the 6th dynasty, perfect for a small but mighty dog |
| Pergamon | Named after a Greek kingdom that had dealings with Egypt, for a dog with a regal bearing |
| Philopator | Meaning 'father-loving' in Greek, it was a title used by some Ptolemaic kings |
| Psamtik | Named after a Pharaoh of the 26th dynasty, for a dog with a commanding presence |
| Ptah | Ptah is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with craftsmen |
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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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| 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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