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Updated: May 25, 2024

The rich culture and history of China, specifically of the Wu region, is a great source of inspiration when it comes to naming our canine companions. This page is dedicated to providing a unique selection of dog names, all derived from the beautiful Wu dialect, one of the many vibrant tongues spoken across China. For those who appreciate the nuances in languages and are fond of the cultural diversity in the world, these suggestions will add a distinct charm to your dog's identity.

Each name in our diverse collection carries with it a blend of traditional and contemporary, reflecting the essence of the Wu culture. Whether you are looking for a name with a specific meaning or simply a name that sounds beautiful, you will find a wide array here. From names inspired by nature and mythology to those signifying strength and virtue, this collection offers a wide spectrum of choices for your beloved pet.

So if you're eager to give your pup a name that is as unique and charming as they are, dive into our selection. These names aren't just labels, but a homage to a rich culture and a lovely language. Your dog's name will be a topic of conversation and intrigue, reflecting your appreciation for the diverse languages and cultures of our world.

Name	Reason to Choose
Yinghua	This name means 'cherry blossom', a sweet name for a dog who loves to play in the garden
Yizhe	This name means 'translator', suitable for a dog who understands commands well
Yong	This name means 'brave', ideal for a courageous dog
Yongrui	This name means 'forever lucky', perfect for a dog who brings good luck
Yuan	This name means 'round', a sweet name for a chubby, round breed
Yue	It can be translated as 'moon'
Yuexin	This name means 'happy heart', a perfect name for a joyful dog
Yulin	This name means 'jade forest', a great name for a dog with a greenish coat
Yun	This name means 'cloud', a great name for a fluffy, white breed
Zai	It means again, fitting for a second pet
Zao	Signifies early, fitting for early risers
Zhao	It signifies morning, perfect for early-riser dogs
Zhen	It can be interpreted as 'precious'
Zhenzhu	This name means 'pearl', a fitting name for a precious, rare breed
Zhi	It signifies wisdom, reflective of a dog's intelligence
Zhiqiang	This name means 'smart and strong', suitable for a smart, large breed dog
Zhu	This can mean 'pearl'
Zhuyin	It's a Wu Chinese term for 'bamboo sound', fitting for a dog with a soft bark
Zi	This name means 'purple', a unique name for a dog with a lilac coat
Zui	This name means 'cherished', a great name for a beloved pet
Zun	This name means 'respect', a great name for a dignified, well-behaved dog
Zuwei	This name means 'respected greatness', fitting for a large, dignified breed
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Names based on Wu region's fauna and flora

This can be a unique way to name your dog, especially if you have a favorite plant or animal from the Wu region.

Name	Description
Azalea	Named after the Azalea flower, which blooms in various parts of the Wu region
Bambu	Named after the bamboo plants which are abundant in the Wu region
Baozi	A popular steamed bun in the Wu region
Carp	Inspired by the Carp fish which are common in the Yangtze River
Cherry	Inspired by the Cherry Blossom trees in the Wu region
Chrys	Short for Chrysanthemum, the official flower of Wuhan city
Crane	Inspired by the Red-crowned Crane which is native to the Wu region
Dragon	Symbol of Chinese culture and commonly seen in Wu region festivals
Herb	Named after the numerous herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine in the Wu region
Heron	Refers to the Herons that inhabit the wetlands of the Wu region
Hibis	From Hibiscus, a type of flower commonly found in the Wu region
Jasmine	Named after the Jasmine flower, a symbol of purity in the Wu region
Jiang	Refers to the Yangtze River which flows through the Wu region
Koi	Refers to the Koi fish which are common in the ponds and rivers of the Wu region
Longjing	A variety of green tea grown in the region
Lotus	Named after the Lotus, a flower commonly found in the lakes of the Wu region
Magnolia	Inspired by the Magnolia trees, the city flower of Shanghai in the Wu region
Narciss	Inspired by the Narcissus, a flower that grows in the Wu region during winter
Osman	Inspired by the Osmanthus, a flower that grows in the Wu region
Panda	Inspired by the Giant Pandas found in the Chengdu Research Base which is close to the Wu region
Peach	Named after the Peach trees which are common in the Wu region
Pear	Named after the Pear trees which are common in the Wu region
Stork	Inspired by the Black Stork, a bird species native to the Wu region
Wister	Short for Wisteria, a type of flowering plant found in the region
Yuhua	Named after the Yuhua Tea, a famous green tea from Nanjing
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Names based on popular Wu region cultural figures

Using names of popular cultural figures from the Wu region can be a great honor and also allows for unique names.

Name	Description
Bai	In honor of Bai Juyi, one of the greatest poets of the Tang Dynasty
Du	After Du Fu, a prominent Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty
Han	In homage to Han Yu, a prominent essayist and poet of the Tang Dynasty
Hu	After Hu Shi, a philosopher, essayist and diplomat
Hui	In respect to Hui Shi, a notable philosopher in the Warring States period
Jiang	Named after Jiang Yiyan, an acclaimed actress and photographer from the Wu region
Li	A tribute to Li Bai, one of the most celebrated poets in Tang Dynasty
Ling	After Ling Bing, a famous Wu-region archaeologist
Liu	After Liu Shaoqi, a revolutionary, statesman, and theorist who served as Chairman of the People's Republic of China
Lu	Paying tribute to Lu Xun, one of the most influential writers in modern Chinese literature
Mao	From Mao Dun, a 20th-century novelist, cultural critic, and journalist
Nie	In respect to Nie Er, a composer best known for March of the Volunteers, the national anthem of the People's Republic of China
Qin	Paying respect to Qin Hui, a historian and public intellectual
Shen	Honoring Shen Wei, a dancer, choreographer, painter and designer
Su	After Su Shi, a prominent poet, artist, and calligrapher in the Song dynasty
Tao	In respect to Tao Yuanming, a poet of the Eastern Jin and Liu Song periods
Wang	Honoring Wang Yangming, a philosopher, official, educationist, calligraphist and general in the Ming dynasty
Wei	After Wei Yuan, a scholar and reformer of the Qing Dynasty
Wen	Named after Wen Tianxiang, a scholar-general in the last years of the Southern Song Dynasty
Xu	Honoring Xu Guangqi, a scholar-bureaucrat, agricultural scientist, astronomer, and mathematician in the Ming Dynasty
Yang	From Yang Fudong, a leading contemporary artist, known for his films and photographic works
Yao	From Yao Ming, a retired professional basketball player who played for the Shanghai Sharks
Zhang	In remembrance of Zhang Haidi, a writer and disabled rights activist
Zhou	In homage to Zhou Enlai, the first Premier of the People's Republic of China
Zhu	Honoring Zhu De, a Chinese general, warlord, politician, revolutionary, and founding member of the Communist Party of China
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Names based on Wu dialect words

Using words from the Wu dialect can be a unique and cultural way to name your dog.

Name	Description
Chen	Signifies 'morning', apt for a dog that loves early morning walks
Chun	This word denotes 'spring', a suitable name for a dog born in the spring season
Fei	Signifies 'fly', for a dog with a sprightly, lively character
Feng	This word signifies 'wind', a fitting name for a fast, agile dog
Hai	Translates to 'ocean', an excellent name for a dog that loves the beach
Huo	Translates to 'fire', a suitable name for a dog with a fiery spirit
Jin	This word means 'gold', making it an excellent name for a golden-coated dog
Lan	Means 'blue', a unique name for a dog with blue eyes
Lei	Signifies 'thunder', a strong name for a dog with a powerful bark
Liang	This word signifies 'bright', a fitting name for a dog with a bright, cheerful demeanor
Mao	Translates to 'fur', a cute name for a furry dog
Qi	Means 'rise', suitable for a dog that always gets up, no matter the hurdles
Qing	Means 'clear' in Wu, a great name for a dog with a clear, piercing gaze
Qiu	Means 'autumn', a lovely name for a dog born in the fall season
Shan	Signifies 'mountain', a sturdy name for a dog that loves to hike or climb
Shui	The Wu word for 'water', making it ideal for a dog that loves swimming
Tai	Means 'peace', for a calm, serene dog
Tian	This word means 'sky', a great name for a dog with a limitless spirit
Wang	Means 'king', a regal name for a dog with a commanding presence
Xin	Translates to 'heart', a lovely name for a loving, affectionate pet
Xue	This name means 'snow' in the Wu dialect, perfect for a white or fluffy dog
Yan	This word means 'flame', a great name for a dog with a fiery, passionate spirit
Yin	Means 'silver', a fitting name for a dog with a silver or gray coat
Yue	Represents 'moon', an elegant name for a dog with a serene, calm presence
Zhuang	This word means 'strong', a solid name for a robust dog
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Names based on famous landmarks in Wu region

Naming your dog after a famous landmark can be a great way to celebrate your love for the Wu region.

Name	Description
Bund	Named after The Bund, one of the most famous tourist destinations in Shanghai
Changning	Changning is a district in Shanghai, which lends itself to be a cool dog name
Chedun	Inspired by Chedun, a historic town in Shanghai
Dapuqiao	Dapuqiao is a popular commercial area in Shanghai
Fuxing	Fuxing Park in Shanghai is the inspiration for this name
Gaoqiao	Gaoqiao is a historic town in Shanghai
Hengshan	Honoring Hengshan Road, a famous road in Shanghai known for its nightlife
Hongkou	An homage to Hongkou, a district in Shanghai
Huangpu	Inspired by the Huangpu River, a notable river in Shanghai
Jingan	Inspired by Jing'an Temple, a famous temple in Shanghai
Jinmao	The name is derived from the Jin Mao Tower, a landmark skyscraper in Shanghai
Lujiazui	This is a reference to Lujiazui, the financial district in Shanghai
Nanjing	Honoring Nanjing Road, one of the world's busiest shopping streets in Shanghai
Oriental	A tribute to the Oriental Pearl Tower, a notable landmark in Shanghai
Pudong	Pudong is a district in Shanghai known for its stunning skyline
Qibao	An homage to Qibao, a historic area in Shanghai
Qingpu	Qingpu is a district in Shanghai, making it a unique dog name
Wusong	Wusong is a historic location in Shanghai
Xintiandi	This name reflects the stylish and iconic area in Shanghai known for its history and culture
Xujiahui	In honor of Xujiahui, a commercial district in Shanghai
Yangpu	This name is a nod to Yangpu, a district in Shanghai
Yuyuan	Inspired by the Yuyuan Garden, which is a renowned classical garden located in Shanghai
Zhabei	Named after Zhabei, a district in Shanghai
Zhenru	A tribute to the historic town of Zhenru in Shanghai
Zhujiajiao	Named after Zhujiajiao, an ancient water town in Shanghai
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Names based on popular foods in Wu region

Using names of popular foods from the Wu region can be a fun and unique way to name a dog, and it always has a story behind it.

Name	Description
Baozi	Named after a popular Wu region steamed bun
Beggar	Inspired by 'Beggar's Chicken', a famous Wu dish
Congee	A type of rice porridge enjoyed in the Wu region
Dongpo	Dongpo Pork is a popular dish in the Wu region
Ganbei	A common toast during meals, meaning 'bottoms up'
Jiaozi	Refers to the much-loved dumpling of the Wu region
Lion	Lion's Head meatballs is a well-known Wu dish
Lotus	Lotus root soup is a common dish in Wu
Mantou	Represents the plain steamed buns in Wu cuisine
Mooncake	Traditional Wu pastry eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival
Niangao	A type of rice cake popular in Wu
Noodle	Noodles are a beloved food in the Wu region
Peanut	Peanuts are a common ingredient in Wu region
Rice	Rice is a staple food in the Wu region
Shaoxing	Refers to Shaoxing wine, a key ingredient in Wu cooking
Shengjian	Inspired by the pan-fried bun of Wu
Soy	Soy-based foods are staples in Wu cuisine
Sparerib	Sweet and sour spare ribs are a Wu region specialty
Tangyuan	This sweet soup ball is a Wu dessert
Tea	Tea is integral to Wu culture
Wine	Wine plays a big role in Wu cuisine
Wontun	A popular soup dumpling in Wu
Xiaolong	Named after Xiaolongbao, a type of soup dumpling
Youtiao	A deep-fried dough stick common in the Wu breakfast
Zongzi	Reflects the traditional rice dish often eaten during Dragon Boat Festival
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