100+ Latin Dog Names: Make Your Pet Stand Out

Latin names can be a great choice for dogs because they often have a strong and distinct sound. Here are over 100 Latin-inspired dog names that may be suitable for your furry friend:

Distinct Latin Dog Names

1. Adalwolfa: meaning noble wolf
2. Aeneas: meaning “praised”
3. Agatha: meaning “good” or “kind”
4. Alaricus: meaning ruler of all
5. Amicus: meaning “friend”
6. Apollo: the Roman god of music, poetry, art, oracles, archery, prophecy, healing, plague and the protection of the young
7. Aricius: meaning ruler
8. Aurelia: meaning golden
9. Aurora: meaning “dawn”
10. Caesar: meaning “head of hair”
11. Calypso: meaning “concealed” or “hidden”
12. Cassius: meaning “empty” or “hollow”
13. Cato: meaning “wise” or “knowing”
14. Cedrus: meaning “cedar”
15. Celeris: meaning “swift” or “fast”
16. Ceres: the Roman goddess of agriculture
17. Clara: meaning “bright” or “clear”
18. Claudius: meaning “lame” or “crippled”
19. Cora: meaning “heart” or “maiden”
20. Cornelius: meaning “of the horn”
21. Cybele: the Roman goddess of the Earth and fertility
22. Cygnus: meaning “swan”
23. Damara: meaning “gentle” or “calm”
24. Decima: meaning “tenth”
25. Decimus: meaning “tenth”
26. Demeter: the Roman goddess of the harvest
27. Diana: the Roman goddess of the hunt, wilderness, virginity and childbirth
28. Diva: meaning “goddess” or “divine”
29. Dominus: meaning “lord” or “master”
30. Draco: meaning “dragon”
31. Eurydice: meaning “wide justice”
32. Fabius: meaning “bean grower”
33. Faunus: the Roman god of nature and fertility
34. Felix: meaning “lucky” or “fortunate”
35. Flora: the Roman goddess of flowers
36. Fortunatus: meaning “fortunate” or “lucky”
37. Gaius: meaning “rejoice”
38. Galen: meaning “calm” or “healer”
39. Galenus: meaning “calm” or “healer”
40. Ganymede: meaning “delight of the gods”
41. Glaucus: meaning “bluish” or “greenish”
42. Gratia: meaning “grace”
43. Halcyon: meaning “kingfisher”
44. Helios: meaning “sun”
45. Horatius: meaning “of the hour”
46. Hyacinthus: meaning “hyacinth flower”
47. Ianthe: meaning “violet flower”
48. Ignatius: meaning “fiery” or “ardent”
49. Isadora: meaning “gift of Isis”
50. Julius: meaning “youthful”
51. Juno: the queen of the gods, the goddess of marriage, motherhood and women’s life
52. Jupiter: the king of the gods, the god of the sky and thunder
53. Leo: meaning “lion”
54. Livia: meaning “enlivener”
55. Lucius: meaning “light”
56. Luminus: meaning “light” or “bright”
57. Luna: the Roman goddess of the moon
58. Magnus: meaning “great”
59. Marcus: meaning “warlike”
60. Mars: the Roman god of war
61. Maximus: meaning “greatest”
62. Meliora: meaning “better”
63. Mercury: the Roman god of commerce, trade, thieves, travelers, sports, athletes, and messenger of the gods
64. Minerva: the Roman goddess of wisdom, war, arts, trade and the sponsor of sciences
65. Minervus: meaning “of the mind”
66. Narcissus: meaning “narcissus flower”
67. Neptune: the Roman god of the sea and earthquakes
68. Nerva: meaning “strong” or “vigorous”
69. Octavia: meaning “eighth”
70. Ophiuchus: meaning “serpent-bearer”
71. Orion: meaning “son of fire”
72. Orpheus: meaning “darkness” or “the darkness of night”
73. Palladius: meaning “of Pallas”
74. Panthera: meaning “panther”
75. Pax: meaning “peace”
76. Penelope: meaning “weaver”
77. Perseus: meaning “destroyer”
78. Petronius: meaning “rocky” or “of the rocks”
79. Philemon: meaning “affectionate”
80. Phoenix: meaning “reborn” or “eternal”
81. Plinius: meaning “mollusk”
82. Pluto: the Roman god of the underworld
83. Pomona: the Roman goddess of fruit trees
84. Praetorius: meaning “leader” or “chief”
85. Primus: meaning “first” or “foremost”
86. Propertius: meaning “well-behaved”
87. Pythagoras: meaning “of the Pythagorean philosophy”
88. Quirinus: the Roman god of the Roman state
89. Rhea: the Roman mother of gods
90. Romulus: meaning “from Rome”
91. Saturn: the Roman god of agriculture
92. Selene: the Roman goddess of the moon
93. Sibyl: meaning “prophetess”
94. Sol: the Roman god of the sun
95. Tiberius: meaning “of the Tiber”
96. Titus: meaning “of the Titans”
97. Triton: meaning “of the waves”
98. Ursus: meaning “bear”
99. Venus: the Roman goddess of love
100. Vesta: the Roman goddess of hearth and home
101. Vulcan: the Roman god of fire and metalworking
102. Xanthe: meaning “golden” or “yellow”
103. Xena: meaning “foreign” or “stranger”
104. Zephyrus: the Roman god of the west wind
105. Zodiacus: meaning “circle of animals”

These names are all inspired by Latin culture, religion, mythology, history and language, and are chosen for their meanings and sounds. Some of them may give a sense of strength, power, beauty, and nobility. And these names can make your dog feel special, and make them stand out from the others.