Introduction
Dog Names Meaning Thunder in Pop Culture
One of the most famous exploits in his decade-long career involved a burglary. In 2010, while the theft was in progress in the household, Thor arrived at the scene of the crime to apprehend the suspect. He was shot in action but despite the serious wound, still did his job of holding down the suspect for arrest. Not only did he complete his mission, he also recovered from the gunshot and immediately went back on the field. This dedication was not fueled by salary or treats, but Thor simply wanted to do his job right. He was an invaluable part not only of the police force, but also his community. Thor received a Purple Heart Award for his courageous acts in the name of justice.
From 2002 to 2012, Thor was a brave member of the police force and ensured the safety of many citizens. His patrol may be over, but he inspired humans and dogs alike, and showed that the pursuit of justice and truth was worth the trials. We salute his legacy and the number of lives he saved!
Dog Name Meaning Thunder Considerations
High energy dogs will generally be suited with equally energetic names. Breeds like Airedale Terriers, Australian Shepherds, Border Collies, Dalmatians, and English Springer Spaniels are all hyperactive and playful. They have the same innate power that thunder has. These amazing dogs will never tire of working or playing with you!
Our name choices are a mix of thunder gods and the word thunder in different languages. It's definitely an interesting mix of ancient and historical influences. These names can serve as an homage to a culture that is native to you or your dog as well. Naming your Chinese Shar-Pei "Leizi," or your Mexican Chihuahua "Xolotl" is a nice cultural touch.
Male Dog Names Meaning Thunder
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Aktzin
God of rain, thunder, and lightning for the Totonac of Ancient Mexico
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Amadioha
God of thunder and lightning for the Igbo of Nigeria
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Cocijo
Deity of rain, thunder, and lightning of the Zapotec in Mexico
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Enlil
God of wind, air, earth, and storms in Ancient Mesopotamia
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Hadad
God of storm and rain in the Semitic and Ancient Mesopotamian religions
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Haikili
Hawaiian god of thunder
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Heyoka
The ceremonial sacred clowns who experience visions of thunder beings, of the Lakota people of North America
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Jofur
Nordic literary name for the thunder god
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Jupiter
Roman god of the sky and thunder
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Kaha'i
Polynesian thunder demigod
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Leigong
Chinese deity known as the "Lord of Thunder", married to Leizi
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Manyu
Vedic Sanskrit war god who wields thunder
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Orko
Basque thunder god
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Perendi
Illyrian god of thunder
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Perun
Slavic high god of thunder and lightning
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Raijin
Japanese mythological god of lightning, thunder and storms
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Taranis
Celtic god of thunder
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Ukko
Estonian god of the sky, weather, harvest, and thunder
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Xolotl
Aztec god of fire and lightning
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Donar
Germanic god of thunder
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Raiden
Japanese word meaning "thunder god"
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Lugh
Irish storm god portrayed as a young warrior
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Set
Egyptian god of the desert and storms
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Thor
Norse god of thunder
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Tinia
Etruscan god of the sky
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Zeus
Ancient Greek god of the sky and thunder
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Ahomana
Polynesian word meaning "thunder"
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Torbjorn
Swedish name meaning "thunder bear"
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Wakinyan
Lakota word for "thunder"
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Chaac
Ancient Mayan rain deity who produces thunder and rain
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Female Dog Names Meaning Thunder
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Astrape
Greek goddess of lightning, twin sister to Bronte
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Kadlu
Inuit goddess of thunder weather from ice
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Leizi
Chinese goddess of Lightning, married to Leigong
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Oya
Latin American orisha of winds, lightning, and violent storms
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Pele
Hawaiian goddess of fire, lightning, wind, and volcanoes
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Whaitiri
Maori deity, personification of thunder
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Indra
Hindu warrior of the sky and rain
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Raamiah
Biblical name meaning "thunder"
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Saiqa
Arabic name meaning "lightning"
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Taima
Native American name meaning "thunder"
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Tro
Catalan word meaning "thunder"
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Hrom
Czech word meaning "thunder"
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Kou
Estonian word meaning "thunder"
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Bronte
Greek goddess of thunder, twin sister to Astrape
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Ayao
Sky, weather, thunder goddess in the Afro-American Santeria religion
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Fulgora
Roman mythological personification of lightning
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Torden
Danish word meaning "thunder"
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Donder
Swedish word meaning "thunder"
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Tonnerre
French word meaning "thunder"
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Trono
Galician word meaning "thunder"
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Perkons
Latvian word meaning "thunder"
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Torden
Norwegian word meaning "thunder"
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Trueno
Spanish word for "thunder"
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Aska
Swedish word meaning "thunder"
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Lei
Chinese word meaning "thunder"
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Kaminari
Japanese word meaning "thunder"
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Uloe
Korean word meaning "thunder"
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Sam set
Vietnamese word meaning "thunderbolt"
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Radi
Swahili word meaning "thunder"
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Ara
Yoruba word meaning "thunder"
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