Thor
male/THOR/
Norse god of thunder, wielder of the hammer Mjölnir — strong and protective.
📚 Norse mythology; Marvel — Thor
Dog names that carry the meaning of strong — each chosen for how it captures that quality. Browse 14 options with origins and pronunciation.
/THOR/
Norse god of thunder, wielder of the hammer Mjölnir — strong and protective.
📚 Norse mythology; Marvel — Thor
/HUN-ter/
One who tracks and hunts — strong, alert, and driven; fitting for sporting breeds.
/AT-lus/
The Titan who held up the sky — strong, enduring, and unmovable; great for a large, powerful dog.
📚 Greek mythology — Titan
/LAY-uh/
Princess/General Leia Organa — brave, strong, and regal.
📚 Star Wars — Princess Leia
/BAIR/
The powerful forest animal — strong, big, and cuddly; a classic for large, sturdy dogs.
/ROK-ee/
Full of rocks, mountainous — sturdy and resilient for a tough, loyal dog.
📚 Rocky — film
/KAH-ner/
Lover of hounds/wolves. Fittingly, a name that literally honors a dog's wild kin.
/TY-tan/
The powerful primordial deities of Greek myth — colossal and mighty.
📚 Greek mythology — primordial gods
/dee-AY-go/
Supplanter — strong and classic, evoking Spanish heritage.
/VAH-der/
Father — Darth Vader; powerful and imposing for a big dog.
📚 Star Wars — Darth Vader
/KAR-los/
Free man — dignified and strong.
/SEE-der/
The strong, fragrant evergreen tree — sturdy, grounded, and enduring.
/val-KIR-ee/
The fierce warrior maidens who chose the slain in Norse myth — bold and powerful for a brave dog.
📚 Norse mythology — warrior maidens
/KIL-ee-an/
Church or war strife. Strong and historic; a distinguished Irish name.
📚 Cillian Murphy — actor