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Greek Dog Names, Dogs Names of Greek Origin Starting With P

These are greek dog names that start with the letter P. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all greek dog names.

# Name Meaning Gender Origin
1 Pallas Maiden, youth Unisex Greek
2 Pan Herdsman Unisex Greek
3 Pandora All gift Female Greek
4 Pasha Passover Unisex Greek
5 Peder Stone Male Greek
6 Pedro Stone Male Greek
7 Peggy Pearl Female Greek
8 Pelagia Of the Sea Female Greek
9 Penelope Weaver Female Greek
10 Pennie Weaver Female Greek
11 Penny English diminutive of Penelope; the deeper Greek etymology is uncertain Female English / Greek
12 Penthea The fifth born Female Greek
13 Perrin Stone Unisex Greek
14 Peta Stone Female Greek
15 Pete Stone Male Greek
16 Peter Stone Male Greek
17 Petey Stone Unisex Greek
18 Petra Stone Female Greek
19 Phaedra Bright Female Greek
20 Phil Lover of horses Male Greek
21 Phila Appealing Female Greek
22 Philadelphia Brotherly love Female Greek
23 Philana Lover of mankind Female Greek
24 Philander Lover of mankind Male Greek
25 Philantha Lover of flowers Female Greek
26 Philip Lover of horses Male Greek
27 Philippa Lover of horses Female Greek
28 Phillip Lover of horses Male Greek
29 Phillipa Lover of horses Male Greek
30 Philomena To love strength Female Greek
31 Phoebe From Greek Phoibe, “bright, pure” Female Greek
32 Phoenix Phoenix Male Greek
33 Phylicia Foliage Female Greek
34 Phyllis Foliage Female Greek
35 Pier Stone Female Greek
36 Pierce Stone Male Greek
37 Pierre Stone Male Greek
38 Pierrette Stone Female Greek
39 Pierson Stone Male Greek
40 Pip Lover of horses Unisex Greek
41 Pippa Lover of horses Female Greek
42 Pippi Lover of horses Unisex Greek
43 Plato Liberal Male Greek
44 Pluto Wealth, riches Unisex Greek
45 Pollux Coronet Unisex Greek
46 Psyche Soul Female Greek
47 Ptolemy Warlike Male Greek
48 Pythia From the sanctuary of Apollo Female Greek

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Greek mythology names for dogs?

Top Greek mythology dog names include Zeus, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Hercules, Orion, Calliope, Echo, Hermes, and Persephone. For a literary connection, Argos — the faithful dog of Odysseus who waited 20 years for his master's return — is perhaps the most meaningful mythological dog name.

What Greek names mean strength or courage?

Greek names conveying strength include Alcides (strength), Andreas (manly/brave), Kratos (power), Nike (victory), Alexander (defender of the people), and Hercules (hero of divine strength). For female dogs, Athena (goddess of strategic warfare) and Artemis (fierce huntress) project confidence and power.

Are there dog breeds from Greece?

Yes, Greek dog breeds include the Alopekis (a small ancient breed), the Greek Harehound (Hellenikos Ichnilatis), and the Greek Shepherd (Ellinikos Poimenikos). Ancient Greece also played a role in developing the Molossus type, ancestor to many modern mastiff and guard dog breeds.

What are easy-to-say Greek dog names?

Many Greek names are short and easy to say: Zeus, Zoe, Theo, Nike, Echo, Atlas, Ares, Io, and Nyx are all one or two syllables. Apollo, Athena, and Hermes are three syllables but flow naturally. Greek names tend to end in vowels, making them pleasant and easy for dogs to recognize.

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