In ancient Egypt there was a special love for animals, so much so that they mummified even in death to continue living after death. Dogs were considered family members in all social castes.
There are several paintings representing this love for dogs and in many tombs of the Valley of the Kings have been found leather necklaces painted in different colors and even with metal appliques. In addition, the Egyptians were a polytheistic people, they believed in many gods who embodied different and surprising qualities. Based on this love of the four-legged animal and considering that you love your dog as the Egyptians worshipped their gods, wouldn’t it be great to name your dog as a god who looks like him?
- In this Animal Expert article.
- We’ll show you some Egyptian dog names and their meaning so you can find one that matches your four-legged friend’s way of being.
- If you do not find here a name that you like.
- You can always read another article in which we offer original and beautiful names for your little companion.
Here is a list of the most popular Egyptian gods and their meaning to find the name that best suits your male dog:
If none of these names are perfect for your pet, check out this list along with other mythological names for dogs.
If your four-legged friend is a woman, here’s a list of the names of the Egyptian goddesses and their meaning, perfect for naming your new companion:
If none of the egyptian dog names and their meaning persuade you to name your new pet, don’t miss the list of original and cute dog names.
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