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Updated: June 10, 2024

Welcome to a unique collection of pet monikers inspired by the vibrant city of Lima. The capital of Peru, Lima is a city filled with fascinating history, rich culture, and picturesque landscapes. From its stunning architecture to traditional cuisines and native languages, every aspect of Lima offers a plethora of inspiration for dog names.

This page is dedicated to presenting you with an assortment of dog names that echo the charm and spirit of this South American city. Whether your dog is as adventurous as the hikers exploring the Andean peaks or as free-spirited as the surfers riding the Pacific waves, you're sure to find a name that fits your furry friend perfectly.

Each name on this list has been carefully selected to represent various elements of Lima. Whether it's the city's landmarks, streets, popular foods, or even famous personalities, these names are imbued with a touch of Lima's unique essence. So go ahead and discover that perfect, memorable name for your canine companion.

Name Reason to Choose
Tupac A common name in Inca culture
Ucayali A region in the Amazon rainforest in Peru
Viru A province in the La Libertad Region
Yauyos A province in the Lima Region
Yungay A province in the Ancash Region
Yurimaguas A city in the Amazon rainforest in Peru
Zampoña A traditional Peruvian musical instrument
Zaña A town in northern Peru
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Peruvian Language Dog Names

Peru has a rich linguistic heritage, including Quechua and Aymara. These names can celebrate this heritage and be a constant reminder of it.
Name Description
Apu In Quechua mythology, it refers to the spirit of the mountains
Atiq This Quechua term translates to 'winner', perfect for a dog with a competitive spirit
Chaska The Quechua term for 'star', perfect for your shining star
Chasqui It's the name of the Inca messengers, symbolizing speed and endurance
Cusco It's the name of a major city in Peru, showing the dog's Peruvian roots
Inti This is the Inca word for 'sun', a powerful and warm force
Killa The Inca goddess of the moon, perfect for a light-bringing pet
Machu A shortened form of Machu Picchu, a famous Incan citadel in Peru
Mama Part of many Incan goddesses' names, symbolizing love and care
Ñawi It means 'eye' in Quechua, perhaps for a dog with striking eyes
Ñawi It means 'eye' in Quechua, perhaps for a dog with striking eyes
Pacha The Quechua word for 'earth', perfect for a grounded, calm dog
Pisco Named after the Peruvian grape brandy
Puka It means 'red' in Quechua, suitable for a red-coated dog
Qhapaq This Quechua word means 'mighty', suitable for a strong pet
Qhari This Quechua term stands for 'man', a great name for a male dog
Quilla The Quechua term for 'moon', perfect for a night-loving pooch
Sacha It means 'tree' in Quechua, the native language in Peru
Sumaq This Quechua word means 'beautiful', fitting for a lovely pet
Suyana This Quechua word stands for 'hope', perfect for a dog that brings joy
Uma It means 'head' in Quechua, perhaps for a dog who's the leader of the pack
Warmi Quechua for 'woman', a great name for a female dog
Wasi Quechua for 'home', a great name for a home-loving dog
Yaku It stands for 'water' in Quechua, fitting for a dog that loves swimming
Yura It stands for 'white' in Quechua, perfect for a white dog
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Names Inspired by Peruvian Nature

Peru is rich with diverse ecosystems, from the Amazon rainforest to the Andean mountains. These names can reflect the beauty and diversity of Peruvian nature.
Name Description
Alpaca Alpacas are native to Peru and are a symbol of the country
Amazon The Amazon Rainforest covers a large part of Peru and is a treasure trove of biodiversity
Andes A majestic homage to the Andes Mountains, the longest continental mountain range in the world
Cacao Peru is known for its high-quality cacao beans
Condor The Andean condor is the national bird of Peru
Cotahuasi The Cotahuasi Canyon in Peru is one of the deepest canyons in the world
Cuzco The city of Cuzco is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was the capital of the Inca Empire
Huacachina Huacachina is a famous oasis located in the Peruvian desert
Huascarán Mount Huascarán is the highest peak in Peru
Inca A tribute to the ancient Inca civilization which was based in Peru
Iquitos Iquitos is a city in the Peruvian rainforest, accessible only by river or air
Llama The llama is a domesticated South American camelid, widely used as a meat and pack animal by Andean cultures
Machu Inspired by the iconic Machu Picchu, one of the world's best-known archaeological sites
Mantaro The Mantaro River is one of the most important Peruvian rivers
Manu The Manu National Park in Peru is a UNESCO World Heritage site
Maranon The Marañón River in Peru is one of the principal sources of the Amazon River
Nazca The mysterious Nazca lines in Peru are a UNESCO World Heritage site
Pichu Inspired by the second half of Machu Picchu, one of Peru's most recognized landmarks
Pisco A nod towards Peru's famous grape brandy, Pisco
Puma The puma is a sacred animal in Incan mythology
Quinoa Quinoa is a grain that originates from the Andean regions of Peru
Salkantay Salkantay is one of the highest peaks in Peru and a popular hiking destination
Titicaca Lake Titicaca is the world's highest navigable lake and is partly located in Peru
Tumbes Tumbes is a coastal region in Peru known for its beautiful beaches
Uros The Uros are the indigenous people of the floating islands on Lake Titicaca
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Dog Names Inspired by Peruvian Landmarks

Peru is full of beautiful and historical landmarks, and Lima is no exception. These names can show a love for Peruvian culture and history.
Name Description
Amazon In honor of the Amazon Rainforest, part of which is in Peru
Arequipa Named after the second most populous city in Peru, known for its colonial architecture
Cajamarca After the city in the northern highlands of Peru, known for its hot springs
Chan For Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian city in the Americas
Choquequirao A nod to another lost city of the Incas, often referred to as Machu Picchu's little sister
Cusco Named after the historic Peruvian city, once the capital of the Inca Empire
Huacachina Named after the desert oasis and tiny village in Peru
Inca In honor of the ancient civilization that once ruled Peru
Koricancha Named after the ancient Inca Temple of the Sun in Cusco
Larco For the Larco Museum in Lima, Peru, home to a vast collection of pre-Columbian art
Machu Short for Machu Picchu, one of the most famous landmarks in Peru
Miraflores A tribute to the beautiful district in Lima, known for its gorgeous gardens and beaches
Nazca In reference to the Nazca Lines, mysterious ancient geoglyphs in the Peruvian desert
Ollantaytambo Named after the town and Inca archaeological site in southern Peru
Pachacamac Named after the ancient archaeological site located about 31 km east of Lima, in the Valley of the Lurín River
Paracas After the Paracas National Reserve, a protected area in Peru
Pichu The second half of Machu Picchu, equally as iconic as the first
Pisco In honor of the Peruvian city known for its brandy
Puno After the city in Peru, located on the shore of Lake Titicaca
Rainbow For Rainbow Mountain, a colorful mountain range in Peru
Sacred After the Sacred Valley, a major tourist destination in Peru
Salkantay After one of the highest peaks in Peru, perfect for a strong, noble dog
Sipan After the Moche archaeological site in northern Peru
Titicaca For Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake, shared by Peru and Bolivia
Uros After the Uros Islands, a series of man-made islands on Lake Titicaca
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Peruvian Celebrity Dog Names

To honor Peruvian Celebrities, naming your dog after a famous Peruvian can be a great tribute.
Name Description
Atahualpa The last Incan Emperor before the Spanish conquest
Cajamarca A renowned city in Peru known for its festivals
Ceviche The name of Peru's flagship dish
Chasqui In honor of the messengers in the Inca Empire
Condor The majestic bird is a symbol of Peru
Coya The title for the queen in the Inca Empire
Cuzco Named after the historic capital of the Inca Empire, a famous landmark in Peru
Garcia After the Peruvian Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa
Huaca A term for sacred geographical sites in ancient Peru
Huascar After a famous Inca ruler
Huayna After Huayna Capac, one of the last Inca emperors
Inca Pays tribute to the ancient civilization that originated in Peru
Inti The Inca god of sun
Machu Derived from Machu Picchu, the iconic Incan citadel
Manco Commemorates Manco Capac, the mythical first Inca ruler
Nazca A nod to the mysterious Nazca Lines in Peru
Ollanta Inspired by Ollanta Humala, a former president of Peru
Pachacuti The ninth Inca ruler, who expanded the Inca Empire
Pisco A tribute to the national drink of Peru
Pizarro Francisco Pizarro was the Spanish conqueror of Peru
Quinoa A traditional Peruvian crop, now a global superfood
Quipu Ancient Peruvians used this record-keeping system
Sipan Inspired by the Lord of Sipan, a famous Moche mummy
Titicaca Named after Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world
Tumi A ceremonial knife used by ancient Peruvian cultures
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Peruvian Food Inspired Dog Names

Lima is the capital of Peru, and naming a dog after a famous Peruvian dish or ingredient can be a unique and fun idea.
Name Description
Aji Aji pepper is a key ingredient in Peruvian cuisine
Alfajor A confection found in some regions of Spain and Latin America including Peru
Anticucho A popular street food in Peru made of skewered meat
Causa A layered potato dish from Peru
Ceviche This is one of the most traditional dishes in Peru
Chicha A fermented beverage made from maize, very common in Peru
Choclo The Quechuan word for the large-kernel Andean corn
Churro Although it originated in Spain, this sweet treat is also enjoyed in Peru
Cuy The name for guinea pig, a traditional food source in Peru
Emoliente A traditional Peruvian drink made of various herbs
Huancaina Inspired by 'Papa a la Huancaína', a traditional Peruvian dish
Inca A nod to Inca Kola, the national soda of Peru
Lomo Inspired by Lomo Saltado, a popular Peruvian dish
Lucuma A subtropical fruit native to Peru, often used in desserts
Maracuya The Spanish name for passion fruit, a popular juice flavor in Peru
Papa The Spanish word for 'potato', a staple in Peruvian cuisine
Picarones A Peruvian dessert similar to donuts
Pisco This is a typical brandy produced in Peru
Pulpo The Spanish word for 'octopus', a seafood often used in Peruvian dishes
Quinoa A grain crop that originated in the Andean region
Rocoto A type of chili pepper that is commonly used in Peru
Tacu Short for Tacu Tacu, a typical Afro-Peruvian dish
Tamales A traditional Mesoamerican dish made of masa, also popular in Peru
Tequeño A popular snack and starter in Peru, similar to cheese sticks
Yucca A root vegetable often used in Peruvian cooking
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