15 Awesome Native American Dog Names
You Could Name Your Pet After
Looking for unique Native American dog names? You've come to the right place.
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On this page we’ll show you names we personally selected. Ones we deem perfect for dogs. The native American language is ideal for naming pets. However trying to find the right name, with the right meaning, that's easy to pronounce, is hard. |
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But don't worry. We make it easy-peasy.
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You won’t see hundreds of examples. Just the dog names we think are special and dog-proof. You be the judge. See the list below. |
Looking for unique Native American dog names? You've come to the right place. On this page we’ll show you names we personally selected.
Ones we deem perfect for dogs.
The native American language is ideal for naming pets.
However trying to find the right name, with the right meaning, that's easy to pronounce, is hard.
We make it easy-peasy.
Check the list below. Don’t worry, we won’t serve you hundreds of names.
Just the dog names we think are special and dog-proof. Be the judge and see the list below.
15 Awesome Native American Dog Names:
Winali, is the word for “one” in the Native Sikiana language. A meaningful name that will grow on you.
Sesi, meaning sun. A very powerful name to give your pooch. It is, after all, the most important planet in our universe.
Soto, it stands for “man”. Suitable if you happened to have a strong male dog. Regardless of your breed this is a wonderful pet name.
Kisoné, from the Bogota Indian language meaning dog. We love the way this one is pronounced. A real gem of a dog name.
Nuno, one of those pet names that could be given to any dog breed. It stands for "moon" in the local Ikpeng language.
Gaho, an expressive and spiritual name. It stands for “mother” in the Native American language.
Nane, this word also stand for “one”, only in the native Ikpeng language. A name that is easy to pronounce and therefore very “petable”.
Genesee, a true diamond among pet names. Meaning “beautiful valley” in the local Iroquois tongue.
Koi, very appropriate if you happen to have a dog that’s more a “panther”. From the local Choctaw language.
Kohane, in possession of an ADHD dog? This word stands for “swift” in Sioux. Another favorite pet name of ours.
Kitchi, a very apt name. One that is also very easyliy pronounced. It means “brave” in local Algonquian.
Taima, how cool would it be to name your dog “thunder” in native American? A keeper.
Tadi, ride like the “wind”. An Indian Omaha word. We think it’s a very suitable name for dogs that love to run.
Tiponi, for dog owners that would like more depth in a name. This word means “child of importance” in the local Indian Hopi language.
Tusa, last but not least. This Zuni Indian word stand for “prairie dog”. An all-round perfect native American doggy name.
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