Female Biblical Dog Names

1. Abigail – Known for her wisdom and kindness, Abigail was a wise and discerning woman in the Old Testament.
2. Adah – A name meaning “beauty” or “ornament,” Adah was one of Lamech’s wives.
3. Anna – A prophetess who recognized Jesus as the Messiah.
4. Athaliah – The only queen to rule Judah, known for her power and influence.
5. Bathsheba – The wife of King David and mother of King Solomon.
6. Bernice – A member of the Herodian dynasty, known for her political influence.
7. Chloe – A convert of Paul, symbolizing growth and new beginnings.
8. Deborah – A prophetess and judge of Israel, known for her wisdom and leadership.
9. Delilah – Famous for her role in the story of Samson.
10. Dinah – The daughter of Jacob and Leah.
11. Dorcas – Known for her kindness and generosity.
12. Elisabeth – The mother of John the Baptist.
13. Esther – The courageous queen who saved the Jewish people.
14. Eve – The first woman, symbolizing life and creation.
15. Hannah – The mother of Samuel, known for her faith and prayer.
16. Huldah – A prophetess who advised King Josiah.
17. Joanna – A follower of Jesus and a witness to his resurrection.
18. Judith – A heroine who saved her people from an invading army.
19. Junia – An early Christian apostle.
20. Keziah – One of Job’s daughters, symbolizing beauty and strength.
21. Leah – The first wife of Jacob.
22. Lois – The grandmother of Timothy, known for her faith.
23. Lydia – A businesswoman who became a follower of Paul.
24. Martha – A devoted follower of Jesus.
25. Mary – The mother of Jesus and a central figure in Christianity.
26. Michal – The daughter of King Saul and wife of David.
27. Miriam – The sister of Moses and Aaron.
28. Naomi – The mother-in-law of Ruth.
29. Orpah – The daughter-in-law of Naomi.
30. Phoebe – A deaconess of the early Christian church.
31. Priscilla – A leader in the early Christian church.
32. Rachel – The beloved wife of Jacob.
33. Rebekah – The wife of Isaac and mother of Esau and Jacob.
34. Ruth – A symbol of loyalty and devotion.
35. Salome – A follower of Jesus and witness to his resurrection.
36. Sarah – The wife of Abraham and mother of Isaac.
37. Susanna – A woman healed by Jesus.
38. Tabitha – Known for her kindness and generosity.
39. Tamar – A woman of great courage and determination.
40. Tirzah – One of the daughters of Zelophehad.
41. Tryphena – A follower of Paul.
42. Zillah – One of Lamech’s wives.

Male Biblical Dog Names

43. Abel – The son of Adam and Eve, symbolizing innocence.
44. Abraham – The father of many nations, known for his faith.
45. Adam – The first man, symbolizing creation.
46. Amos – A prophet who spoke against injustice.
47. Asher – One of the twelve tribes of Israel.
48. Barak – A military leader who fought alongside Deborah.
49. Boaz – A kind and generous relative of Ruth.
50. Cain – The son of Adam and Eve, known for his actions.
51. Caleb – A brave and faithful spy.
52. Cyrus – The king who freed the Jewish people from Babylon.
53. Daniel – A prophet known for his wisdom and courage.
54. David – The king who defeated Goliath.
55. Eleazar – A priest who served under Moses.
56. Elisha – A prophet who succeeded Elijah.
57. Ezekiel – A prophet known for his visions.
58. Gabriel – An archangel and messenger of God.
59. Gideon – A judge who led the Israelites to victory.
60. Hezekiah – A king who trusted in God during times of war.
61. Hosea – A prophet who spoke about God’s love.
62. Isaac – The son of Abraham and Sarah.
63. Jacob – The father of the twelve tribes of Israel.
64. Jesse – The father of King David.
65. Joel – A prophet who called for repentance.
66. John – The beloved disciple of Jesus.
67. Jonah – A prophet who preached to Nineveh.
68. Joseph – The son of Jacob and a leader in Egypt.
69. Joshua – The leader who succeeded Moses.
70. Judah – One of the twelve tribes of Israel.
71. Levi – The tribe from which priests were chosen.
72. Malachi – The last prophet of the Old Testament.
73. Matthew – An apostle and author of a Gospel.
74. Micah – A prophet who spoke against injustice.
75. Mordecai – A leader who saved the Jewish people.
76. Moses – The leader who led the Israelites out of Egypt.
77. Nathan – A prophet who advised King David.
78. Noah – The righteous man who built the ark.
79. Paul – An apostle who spread Christianity.
80. Peter – An apostle and leader of the early church.
81. Reuben – The firstborn son of Jacob.
82. Samson – A strong warrior who fought against the Philistines.
83. Saul – The first king of Israel.
84. Seth – The son of Adam and Eve.
85. Silas – A companion of Paul.
86. Solomon – The wise king who succeeded David.
87. Uriah – A soldier who was betrayed by King David.
88. Zachary – The father of John the Baptist.

Other Words Meaning

89. Charity – Reflecting the virtue of giving and kindness.
90. Cross – Symbolizing sacrifice and redemption.
91. Disciple – A follower of Jesus.
92. Faith – A fundamental virtue in Christianity.
93. Genesis – The first book of the Bible.
94. Grace – A divine gift of love and forgiveness.
95. Heaven – The realm of eternal peace and joy.
96. Love – A central theme in the Bible.
97. Mercy – Showing compassion and forgiveness.
98. Pastor – A leader in the church.
99. Preacher – One who spreads the teachings of the Bible.
100. Savior – Jesus Christ, the redeemer of humanity.

Biblical Terms in Other Languages

101. Amen (Hebrew: אָמֵן) – Meaning “so be it” or “it is true.”
102. Hallelujah (Hebrew: הַלְּלוּיָהּ) – Praise to God.
103. Shalom (Hebrew: שָׁלוֹם) – Peace.

Latin

104. Agnus – Latin for “lamb,” symbolizing innocence.
105. Dominus – Latin for “lord,” referring to God.
106. Veritas – Latin for “truth,” a central concept in Christianity.

Unique & Ironic Names

107. Abaddon – The angel of destruction.
108. Goliath – The giant defeated by David, ironic for a small dog.
109. Jezebel – Known for her negative actions, ironic for a kind dog.
110. Judas – The disciple who betrayed Jesus, ironic for a loyal dog.

Bible Places

111. Bethany – A village near Jerusalem where Jesus spent time.
112. Cana – The site of Jesus’ first miracle.
113. Jericho – The city conquered by Joshua.
114. Jordan – The river where Jesus was baptized.
115. Nazareth – The hometown of Jesus.
116. Shiloh – A city in ancient Israel.
117. Zion – A symbol of God’s presence and deliverance.

Other Names

118. Angel – A heavenly being.
119. Crusader – A fighter in religious wars.
120. Guardian – In reference to guardian angels.
121. Gospel – The teachings of Jesus.
122. Seraphina – Inspired by the seraphim, celestial beings.
123. Sunday – A day of rest and worship.
124. Trinity – The concept of God as three persons.