Arabic Dog Names

The Arabic language is home to some of the most beautiful words and expressions. Just take a look through this stunning list of Arabic dog names.

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Abdul
Common Arabic prefix meaning "servant of" in religious contexts.
Alim
Means "learned" or "wise" in Arabic, often used for scholars.
Amine
Derived from Arabic, signifies trustworthy or faithful.
Ashira
Derived from Arabic, meaning "ten" or "she who sings".
Basim
Derived from Arabic, meaning one who smiles or is cheerful.
Bushra
An Arabic word meaning "good news" or "glad tidings".
Chiropodist
Derived from Arabic word "kafal" meaning foot care specialist.
Daiza
Derived from Arabic, often used as a female given name.
Dirar
An Arabic name meaning "unique" or "precious", often given to boys.
Dolunay
Full moon in Turkish, not directly linked to Arabic culture/language.
Fadi
Commonly used in Arabic-speaking countries, means "redeemer" or "savior".
Faiza
Derived from Arabic, meaning victorious or successful.
Falah
Means "success" or "prosperity" in Arabic, often used as a name.
Fatima
A popular name, derived from Prophet Muhammad's daughter in Islamic tradition.
Fatma
A common female name in Arabic, derived from Prophet Muhammad's daughter.
Gamal
An Arabic name meaning beauty, often given to boys.
Ghaada
Derived from Arabic, signifies "valuable" or "precious".
Ghali
Derived from Arabic, meaning precious or valuable.
Gulnar
Derived from Arabic, meaning pomegranate flower.
Hadad
An ancient Semitic storm god, revered in pre-Islamic Arabian religions.
Hadia
Means "guide to righteousness" in Arabic, often given to girls.
Halima
A common female name in Arabic, meaning "gentle" or "patient".
Hudad
Refers to a small, isolated village in Arabic culture.
Ilhaam
Derived from Arabic, meaning inspiration or revelation.
Jalila
Derived from Arabic, meaning "great, exalted, magnificent".
Kadija
First wife of Prophet Muhammad in Islamic tradition.
Kamra
Derived from Arabic, meaning "chamber" or "room".
Kirvi
No clear connection between Kirvi and Arabic culture or language exists.
Mahdi
Means "guided one", a prophesied redeemer in Islamic belief.
Malaika
Means "angels" in Arabic and is often used as a female name.
Marge
Marge is not connected to Arabic culture or language.
Munir
Derived from Arabic, signifies "illuminated" or "bright".
Nabil
Derived from Arabic, meaning noble or generous.
Najma
Means "star" in Arabic and is commonly used as a female name.
Omar
A popular male name in Arabic, meaning "flourishing" or "long-lived".
Qasin
Derived from Arabic, often used as a male given name.
Rabah
An Arabic origin name meaning "winner" or "profit maker".
Rakin
Derived from Arabic, signifies respect and admiration.
Rateb
An Arabic name meaning "winner" or "earner".
Saban
Derived from Arabic, often used as a male first name.
Salah
Means "righteousness" in Arabic and is a common Muslim name.
Samira
Derived from Arabic, meaning "companion in evening conversation".
Shakira
Derived from Arabic, meaning "grateful" or "full of grace".
Siraj
Means "lamp" or "light" in Arabic, often used as a name.
Tali
Derived from Arabic, meaning "rising" or "ascendant".
Yemina
Derived from Arabic, signifies "right hand" or "oath" in English.
Yosefa
Female version of Yosef, an Arabic name meaning "God will increase."
Zahara
Derived from Arabic, meaning shining, luminous or bright.
Zara
Derived from Arabic, meaning "blooming flower" or "God remembers".
Zareen
Derived from Arabic, meaning "golden" or "full of expression".
Zayna
Derived from Arabic, signifies beauty and grace.

Arabic Dog Names currently rank in 71st place out of all PupNames.com categories.

As of April 2024, arabic dog names seem increasingly popular with new puppy owners. Our stats show that they are more fashionable than they were at this time last year.

We've seen quite a lot of variation for this category, which suggests its popularity could be seasonal or based on cultural events.

How does interest compare across the United States for Arabic Dog Names?

The map below compares each state by the number of people browsing Arabic Dog Names.

The states that love arabic dog names the most are Wyoming, District of Columbia and California.

The least amount of interest in this category was registered in Nebraska, Indiana and South Carolina.

Which countries have the most love for Arabic Dog Names?

Here's a world map showing the popularity in each country of arabic dog names.

Who'd have thought?! Some of the countries you might not have thought about that LOVE arabic dog names are Yemen, Libya and Rwanda.

On the flip, PupNames data shows there's not much interest in South Africa, Singapore and China.