Karen Flores
Male Greek Dog Names
- Leo
- Hermes (Messenger of the Gods)
- Achilles (Greek hero of the Trojan war)
- Typhon (God of monsters)
- Sirius (The Dog Star)
- Cerberus (Three headed dog)
- Tyrone
- Cronus (Father of the Titans)
- Cadmus (Legendary founder of Thebes)
- Julian
- Castor (One of the twins of Gemini)
- Caesar
- Niles
- Tadd
- Giles
- Demetrius
- Alesandro
- Ezio
- Felipe
- Calix
- Cicero
- Boreas (God of the North Wind)
- Icarus
- Orien
- Egan
- Asclepius (God of health)
- Plutus (God of wealth)
- Erebus (God of darkness)
- Argos (Odysseus’ faithful dog)
- Hercules (The strongest man on Earth)
- Kal
- Neo
- Damon
- Chronos (God of time)
- Atlas (The primordial Titan)
- Caerus (God of luck)
- Plato (Greek philosopher)
- Evan
- Jace
- Timon
- Spartan (citizens of Sparta)
- Belen
- Zelos (God of envy and competition)
- Darius
- Zeus (King of Gods)
- Owen
- Basil
- Xenon (Ancient derivative of Zeus)
- Griffin
- Pan (God of woods)
- Miles
- Zephyr or Zephyrus (God of the West Wind)
- Alastor (God of family feuds)
- Chaos or Khaos (Primordial Greek God)
- Hypnos (God of sleep)
- Hector (Hero of the Trojan War)
- Midas (Greek king with the touch of gold)
- Kosmos
- Magnus
- Deacon
- Eros (God of love)
- Helios (God of the Sun)
- Adonis
- Dennis
- Apollo (God of the Sun)
- Constantine
- Orion (Famed hunter)
- Oceanus (Titan God of the ocean)
- Othello
- Cerus (The bull of the Taurus constellation)
- Olympus (The home of the Olympian gods)
- Troy (Famous ancient city)
- Eugene
- Homer (Ancient Greek poet)
- Maximus
- Odysseus
- Ajax (Warrior in Agamemnon’s army)
- Corban
- Ulysses
- Zelus (The God of jealousy)
- Poseidon (God of the sea)
- Sander
- Otis
- Triton (Messenger of the seas)
- Horus (Falcon)
- Dru
- Adrian
- Notus (God of the South Wind)
- Gregory
- Cole
- Titan (The elder Gods)
- Ares (God of war)
- Estevan
- Spiro (Ancient Greek name)
- Kratos (God of strength and power)
- Theo
- Xander
Female Greek Dog Names
- Dora (God’s gift)
- Daphne (Bay tree, or laurel tree)
- Evangeline (Good news)
- Agatha (Good)
- Cora (Maiden)
- Iris (Goddess of rainbows)
- Neri (Burning light)
- Electra (Shining, bright)
- Lilah (Night)
- Delphi (An ancient city in Greece)
- Ilene (Greek variation of Helen)
- Callisto (A nymph loved by Zeus)
- Eris (Goddess of strife)
- Amara (Unfading)
- Doris (A Sea nymph)
- Psyche (Soul, mind)
- Athena (Greek Goddess of wisdom)
- Maria (Beloved)
- Tessa (Harvester)
- Harmony (A fastening or join)
- Aretha (Beauty, virtuous)
- Mania (Goddess of insanity)
- Delta
- Medea (To ponder or cunning)
- Georgia (Farmer)
- Aphrodite (Goddess of love and beauty)
- Hermione (Well born)
- Anastasia (Resurrection)
- Effie (Fair flame)
- Hecuba (A Queen in Greek mythology)
- Delia (From Delos)
- Asteria (Star)
- Cassandra (Unheeded prophetess)
- Urania (Muse of astronomy)
- Bernice (Bringer of victory)
- Libra (Goddess of justice)
- Carissa (Grace, beloved)
- Tansy (Immortality)
- Alexis (Helper or defender)
- Evangelia / Evangeline (Bringer of good news)
- Alexandra (Defender of men)
- Hera (Goddess of marriage)
- Nike (Goddess of victory)
- Penelope (Bobbin)
- Elpis (The spirit of hope)
- Demi (Abbreviation of Demetria)
- Sophie (Wisdom, wise)
- Cleopatra (Glory of the father)
- Pandora (First mortal woman)
- Anna (Favor, grace)
- Andromeda (To be mindful of a man)
- Sofia (Wisdom, wise)
- Chloe (Blooming or fertility)
- Muse (Nine goddesses of inspiration)
- Zoe (Greek name meaning life)
- Maia (Goddess of fields)
- Helen (Shining light)
- Ambrosia (Immortality)
- Olympia
- Elena (Shining light)
- Grace (Moral quality of kindness)
- Lyra
- Dina (From the valley)
- Meg (Pearl)
- Hemera (Goddess of daylight)
- Saphira (Beautiful or precious)
- Calypso (Nymph who beguiled Odysseus)
- Calista (Most beautiful)
- Celena (Goddess of the moon)
- Atalanta (A virgin huntress)
- Nyx (Greek goddess of night)
- Phoebe (Bright and shining)
- Thalia (Muse of comedy)
- Angela (Messenger of gods)
- Niki (Victory)
- Antigone (Instead of mother)
- Alexa (Defender of men)
- Demetra (Goddess of corn and harvest)
- Fury (Violence, vehemence)
- Dido (Beloved)
- Arianna (Chaste)
- Leora (I have light)
- Artemis (Greek Goddess of hunting)
- Cassia (Cinnamon)
- Agnes (Pure or holy)
- Clio (One of the muses)
- Harmonia (Goddess of harmony)
