Greek Dog Names

Are you of Greek descent, or just a fan of Greek culture? Give your dog a Mediterranean flavour by choosing one of these catchy, authentic Greek dog names.

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AchillesFamed Greek hero from Homer's epic poem, "The Iliad".
AdonisA handsome youth loved by Aphrodite in Greek mythology.
AdrianDerived from Hadrianus, meaning "from the sea" in ancient Greek.
AgathaDerived from Greek, meaning "good" or "honorable".
AgnesDerived from Greek word "hagnos", meaning pure or holy.
AlesandroDerived from Greek, meaning defender or helper of mankind.
AlexaDerived from Greek, meaning "defender" or "helper of mankind".
AlexandraDerived from Greek, meaning "defender of mankind".
AlexisDerived from Greek, meaning defender or helper.
AlphaFirst letter of the Greek alphabet, often symbolizes beginning.
AmaraDerived from Greek, meaning "unfading" or "eternal".
AmbrosiaFood or drink of the gods, granting immortality in Greek mythology.
AnastasiaDerived from Greek, meaning "resurrection" or "one who will be reborn".
AngelaDerived from Greek, meaning "messenger of gods" or "angel".
AntigoneDerived from Greek, meaning "against birth", a character in Greek tragedy.
ArethaDerived from Greek, meaning "virtue" or "excellence".
AriannaDerived from Ariadne, a Greek mythological figure known for wisdom.
AsteriaIn Greek mythology, she's a Titaness symbolizing falling stars.
BasilDerived from Greek, meaning royal, kingly, or brave.
BelenDerived from Greek, meaning "arrow" or "dart".
BerniceDerived from Greek, meaning "bringer of victory".
BronteMeans "thunder" in Greek, often linked to Greek mythology.
CaesarDerived from Greek "kaisar", meaning "to cut", referencing his birth method.
CalistaDerived from Greek, meaning "most beautiful".
CalixDerived from Greek, meaning "very handsome" or "chalice".
CarissaDerived from Greek word "charis" meaning grace or kindness.
CassiaDerived from Greek, meaning "cinnamon."
CelenaDerived from Selene, Greek goddess of the moon.
ChloeDerived from Greek, symbolizing "blooming" or "fertility".
CiceroHe was a Roman philosopher who studied Greek philosophy and rhetoric.
CleopatraDerived from Greek, meaning "glory of the father".
ClioClio is the Greek Muse of history and heroic poetry.
ColeNo connection between the name Cole and Greek culture or language exists.
ConstantineDerived from Greek, meaning "steadfast" or "constant".
CoraDerived from Kore, another name for Greek goddess Persephone.
CorbanDerived from Greek word "korbanas", meaning a gift devoted to God.
CyDerived from Greek, meaning "Lord" or "master".
CybeleAncient Greek culture recognized Cybele as a mother goddess.
DamarisDerived from Greek, meaning "gentle" or "calf".
DamonDerived from Greek, meaning "to tame" or "subdue".
DaphneAssociated with Greek mythology, symbolizing laurel tree and purity.
DariusAssociated with ancient Persian king known in Greek history.
DeaconDerived from Greek word "diakonos" meaning servant or messenger.
DeliaAssociated with Artemis, Greek goddess of the moon and hunting.
DeltaFourth letter in Greek alphabet, symbolizes change in mathematics and science.
DemetriusDerived from Demeter, Greek goddess of agriculture and fertility.
DemiDerived from Greek, meaning "half" or "lesser".
DennisDerived from Dionysius, Greek god of wine and revelry.
DidoAssociated with Greek mythology, she was the founder and queen of Carthage.
DinaDerived from Greek, meaning "God will judge".
DionneDerived from Dionysus, Greek god of wine and festivity.
DoraDerived from Greek, meaning "gift".
DorianDerived from Dorians, an ancient Greek tribe.
DruDerived from Greek, meaning "strong" or "manly".
EchoEcho was a nymph in Greek mythology who could only repeat words.
EffieDerived from Euphemia, a Greek name meaning "well-spoken".
EganNo connection between Egan and Greek culture or language exists.
ElectraA character from Greek mythology, daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra.
ElenaTorch
EstevanDerived from Stephanos, a Greek name meaning "crown" or "garland".
EugeneDerived from Greek, meaning "well-born" or "noble".
EvanDerived from Greek, meaning "God is gracious" or "young warrior".
EvangelineDerived from Greek, meaning "bearer of good news".
EzioDerived from Greek, meaning "eagle."
FelipeDerived from Greek name Philippos, meaning lover of horses.
GalenA renowned Greek physician and philosopher from the Roman era.
GilesDerived from Greek word "Aigidion", meaning young goat.
GregoryDerived from Greek, meaning "watchful" or "alert".
GriffinA mythical beast with a lion's body and eagle's head in Greek mythology.
HaloHalo originates from Greek, meaning "disk of the sun or moon".
HarmonyDerived from Greek "Harmonia", meaning joint, agreement, concord.
HermioneMessenger or earthly, from the name Hermes
HeroDerived from Greek mythology, representing a demigod or admired figure.
HomerAncient Greek poet, author of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
IcarusA character in Greek mythology who flew too close to the sun.
IleneDerived from Helen, meaning "light" in Greek.
IndigoDerived from Greek word "indikon", meaning dye from India.
JadeNot directly linked to Greek culture or language.
JulianDerived from Julius, a Roman family name from Greek god Apollo.
KalDerived from Greek, meaning "good" or "beautiful".
KosmosMeans "order" or "world" in ancient Greek, symbolizing harmony and beauty.
LeoDerived from Greek, meaning "lion", often used in mythology.
LeoraDerived from Greek, meaning "light".
LexDerived from Greek, meaning "word" or "law".
LexusDerived from "luxus", Latin for luxury, not directly linked to Greek culture.
LibraLibra, meaning scales, originates from the Greek word "zygos".
LilahDerived from Greek, meaning "night" or "dark beauty".
LyraDerived from Greek, meaning "lyre", a musical instrument.
LyricDerived from Greek "lyrikos", meaning singing to the lyre's accompaniment.
MaximusDerived from Latin, meaning "greatest", often used in ancient Greece.
MedeaFamous sorceress and protagonist in ancient Greek mythology and literature.
MegDerived from Greek, meaning "pearl".
MilesDerived from Greek "milo," meaning soldier or merciful.
MuseMuses were Greek goddesses inspiring literature, science, and the arts.
NeoNeo originates from Greek, meaning "new" or "young".
NeriDerived from Greek word "Nereus", meaning water or sea nymph.
NikiDerived from Greek goddess Nike, symbolizing victory.
NilesDerived from Neilos, ancient Greek name for the Nile River.
OdysseusMain character in Homer's epic poems, symbolizing Greek heroism and adventure.
OlympiaSite of ancient Greece's most important religious and athletic festivals.
OmegaFinal letter in Greek alphabet, symbolizes end or completion.
OrienDerived from Orion, a prominent hunter in Greek mythology.
OthelloDerived from "Othelos," meaning prosperous or affluent in Greek.
OtisDerived from Greek, meaning "he who hears well".
OwenDerived from Greek name Eugenios, meaning well-born or noble.
PandoraFirst woman created by Greek gods, opened box releasing all evils.
PenelopeWife of Odysseus and symbol of fidelity in Greek mythology.
PerryDerived from Greek word "Petros" meaning stone or rock.
PhoebeMeans "bright, pure" in Greek, also a Titan goddess.
PhoenixIn Greek mythology, a phoenix is a long-lived bird that regenerates.
QuinnThere's no connection between Quinn and Greek culture or language.
RueNot connected to Greek culture or language.
SanderDerived from Alexander, meaning "defender of mankind" in Greek.
SaphiraDerived from Greek word "sappheiros", meaning sapphire or blue gemstone.
SiriusMeans "glowing" in Greek, associated with the brightest star.
SophieDerived from Greek, meaning "wisdom".
SpiroDerived from Greek, meaning "I breathe" or "spirit".
TaddDerived from Thaddeus, a Greek name meaning courageous heart.
TansyDerived from Greek word "athanasia", meaning immortality, often symbolizing longevity.
TessaDerived from Greek, meaning "harvester" or "to reap".
TheoDerived from Greek, meaning "God-given" or "gift of God".
TimonDerived from Greek, meaning "he who respects".
TitanAssociated with powerful deities in ancient Greek mythology.
TopazDerived from Greek word "Topazios", meaning "to seek".
TyroneDerived from Greek "Tyrannos", meaning sovereign or monarch.
UlyssesRoman version of Greek hero Odysseus from Homer's epic poem.
XanderShortened form of Alexander, meaning "defender of men" in Greek.
ZoeyDerived from Greek word "Zoe", meaning "life".

Greek Dog Names currently rank in 18th place out of all PupNames.com categories.

As of October 2026, greek 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.

Which are the cutest and most unique Greek Dog Names?

These greek dog names range from cute to badass, and from traditional to unique. Click each circle to see the name.

Dora is among the cutest of these. If you prefer tougher, edgier dog names, the one considered the most badass is Achilles.

Antigone scored high for its uniqueness, which would help your dog to stand out. But if you prefer more common, old-fashioned names, the more traditional option here is Miles.

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The least amount of interest in this category was registered in Oklahoma, Vermont and South Dakota.

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