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200+ Wolf Names That Sound Mysterious And Majestic

Wolves are marvelous, majestic creatures. They are one of the most beautiful animals to walk this earth. However, they are also strong. They are fierce. They are not to be messed with. They encapsulate everything you should strive to become.

If you want to name your child after these beautiful animals with the hopes they will become equally as beautiful and fierce, then here a list of names you should consider:

Acwulf: A wolf from the oak meadows

Adalwolf: A noble wolf

Adalwolfa: A wolf who is noble

Adolfa: The feminine version of Adolf, meaning ‘noble wolf’

Adolfo: Noble wolf

Adolfus: A noble wolf

Adolpha: A noble and kind she wolf

Adolphe: An aristocrat wolf

Adolphine: An honorable and noble wolf

Adolpho: Spanish variant of Adolf; Noble wolf

Adolphus: noble wolf; A derivative of name Ado

Adulf: The wolf who is noble and honorable

Aedwulf: A noble and honorable wolf

Aegenwulf: The wolf of the chief sea

Aethelwulf: Noble Wolf

Alarick: Noble Leader or a Wolf ruler, Fierce, Supreme ruler of all

Aldwulf: One old as a wolf

Amaruq: Grey wolf

Amwolf: The majestic and powerful like an Eagle Wolf

Ardolf: Home Loving Wolf; A variant of the name Ardwolf

Ardolph: Home Loving Wolf; A variant of the name Ardwolf

Ardwolf: Home Loving Wolf

Arnoux: Eagle wolf

Arnulf: Wolf, eagle; one who likes to go high

Arnulfo: Has the Eagle and Wolf power; powerful person

Azouf: Aesir’s wolf

Bardalph: Ax Wolf

Bardawulf: axe and wolf

Bardolf: Axe-wolf

Bardolph: Axe-wolf

Bardolphe: A bright wolf

Bardou: Axe-wielding wolf

Bardoul: Bright wolf, ax-wielding wolf

Bardulf: Bright wolf, ax-wielding wolf

Bardulph: Axe-wolf

Barduwulf: An ax-wielding wolf

Barwolf: Ax Wolf

Beorhtwulf: To have the light and brightness of the wolf

Beorthwulf: One who is like a bear and llike the wolf

Beowulf: Intelligent Wolf

Berhtwulf: He is the wolf of the light

Bernulf: He who is like a wolf and a bear

Bertulf: To be like a wolf and bear

Bleddyn: Wolf Hero

Bleiz: Old Breton word meaning ‘wolf.’

Blevine: A child who is like a wolf cub

Borris: He who is like a short wolf

Botewolf: A name that means Herald Wolf

Botolf: He is a herald wolf

Botolph: One who is like a herald wolf

Botolphe: A man who is like a herald wolf

Botulf: One who is compared to a wolf

Botwolf: He who is wolf-like

Cathwulf: A woman pure as a wolf

Chann: Officer of Church; also a young Wolf

Channe: A young Wolf

Channon: Wolf’s babies; the wise one

Clell: Descendant of the wolf family

Cuetlachtli: Nahuatl word for wolf.

Cunignos: A little Wolf

Cuthwulf: Wolf; one filled with power

Dolf: Noble wolf; they are responsible and kind people

Dolph: In swedish the name Dolph means ‘Noble Wolf’

Dolphus: Majestic Noble Wolf; determined and noble

Due: One who belongs to a tribe; wolf power

Duko: Duko is derived from Doede, meaning a famous wolf

Eadwulf: A person who is idealistic and has inspirational qualities; Its derived meaning from Old English where ead mean ‘Fortune’ and wulf means  ‘Wolf’

Eeriuffi: Greenlandic form of Herjulf. It means warrior wolf.

Ernouf: Wolf eagle

Ethelwulf: a noble wolf.

Farkas: He who is like a wolf

Fillan: A little Wolf; name of a saint

Freki: Name of Odin’s wolf.

Fridolf: Peaceful wolf

Fridolph: A peaceful wolf

Grimmwolf: Grimm means fierce as a whole Grimm fierce means a person who is fierce and powerful like a wolf.

Gundulf: Wolf of War, from words “grund” meaning war and “vulfus” which means wolf.

Gurgen: Gotten from Middle Persian gurg “wolf” joined with a humble postfix.

Hardulph: Brave wolf, old Anglo Saxon the hill

Harou: The army’s wolf

Hati: the name of a mythical wolf

Heardwulf: Strong wolf, brave

Hebrewulf: Wolf

Heoruwulf: A wolf army

Hildwulf: One who is like a wolf in the battle

Hrolf: Wolf

Hrolleif: Old wolf

Ingolf: Ing’s wolf.

Ingouf: God Ing’s wolf, warrior

Ivailo: Variant transcription of Ivaylo, meaning wolf.

Kenneally: Kenneally means Head of Wolf

Leiðolfr: Chief wolf

Liudolf: A Famous Wolf, from the germanic word Hludwolf

Lobo: A person who is like a Wolf

Louve: Female wolf

Lovel: One who is like a young wolf

Lovell: A wolf cub

Loveta: A woman who is like a young wolf

Lovett: A person who has the qualities of a young wolf

Lovetta: Resembling a young wolf

Lovette: She is like a wolf cub

Lovota: A fast Wolf; good natured

Lowe: A person who is like a young wolf, used as a surname

Lupe: River of the Wolf

Lupin: From latin word “lupinus” meanin Wolf

Lyall: A Scottish surname derived from the Old Norse given name Liulfr which means wolf

Lycan: A werewolf

Lycidas: Wolf son

Lyell: A wolf from the island

Lyfing: A dear wolf

Lyulf: A compound of “wolf” and “flame”

Lyulph: A flaming wolf

Marrok: A knight that was thought to be a warewolf

Mingan: A grey wolf, a person who is intelligent and furious as wolf

Móðolfr: The fearless wolf.

Nirmolak: A wolf from the northern areas

Nothwulf: A wolf from the northern areas

Osouf: God’s wolf or warrior. It’s a variant of Ozouf.

Ostrythe: Name given to a divine Wolf; idealistic person

Ovais: A variant of Owais; Name of companions of the Prophet; Little Wolf

Owais: A wolf; the best compannion of the Prophet

Owaisy: A wolf; a courageous and brave warrior

Owein: A noble- born young individual who is like a Wolf

Ozouf: God’s wolf, warrior

Phelan: One who is like a wolf

Radolf: A red wolf

Radolph: A wolf’s shield

Radulfus: A shield wolf

Radulph: A wolf consel

Radulphus: A shield of the wolf

Raedwolf: A red haired wolf

Raedwulf: A red wolf

Raff: A red wolf

Ragnulf: Adviser wolf, warrior

Rahoul: A wolf counsel

Ralfs: A variant of Ralph. It means wolf counsel.

Randale: A shield-wolf

Randel: A surname variant of Randolph, means wolf’s shield

Randolf: A house wolf, prostector

Randoll: Surname, means wolf shield

Randon: Variant of Randolph, means shield with a wolf emblem

Randulf: Nordic name meaning edge of the wolf’s shield

Randulfus: Edge of the wolf’s shield

Randulph: Wolf’s shield

Randulphus: A shield with a wolf emblem

Ranndy: A house wolf

Ranulf: Scottish name meaning a shield of wolf

Ranulfus: English name meaning a shield with the emblem of a wolf

Ranulph: A shield-wolf

Raoul: A red wolf

Raulf: One who has the wisdom of a wolf

Raulfe: He is wise like a wolf

Raulin: A little wise wolf, mostly used as a surnme

Rawling: An advice of the wolf. Mainly used as a surname

Rawlins: One who is a son of the wise wolf-man

Rawls: Mainly used as a surname which means The Famous Wolf

Rawly: An Old English surname that meas A well-known wolf

Rawson: An English surname, the son of the famous wolf

Rawsone: A surname that means a male child of the famous wolf

Rendell: The shield that is used to protect the wolf

Renouf: Adviser wolf

Rezso: Germanic – Famous Wolf; Legendary wolf; A derivative of the English Rudolph.

Rhudi: A wolf famous among man

Rieka: A woman who has the power of the wolf, or a woman who holds the power of home

Rodolf: A legendary and famous wolf

Rodolfo: A notable and legendary wolf

Rodolph: One who is known as a famous wolf

Rodolphus: A wolf of great fame

Rolf: He is a legendary wolf among men

Rolfe: Germanic – Famous Wolf; Legendary wolf; Wise and Strong; A variant of Ralph

Rollin: A wolfy legendary man

Rollo: A notable, acclaimed wolf

Rotri: One who is famous wolf

Roul: Famous wolf

Rowsan: A wolf-counsel’s son

Rudi: One who has the fame of the wolf

Rudie: One whose fame is like a wolf’s

Rudina: One who is like a lgendary wolf

Rudolf: He is legendary like a wolf

Rudolfa: A legendary female wolf

Rudolfo: A wolf who is a legend

Rudolph: A man who has the fame of the legendary wolf

Rudolpho: One who is known as a famous wolf

Ruid: He is like a famous wolf

Rule: French – Famous Wolf; A variant of the name Ruelle.

Saewulf: A wolf of the sea

Sandulf: True Wolf

Sassaba: The wolf

Scenwulf: The act of a wolf

Seath: Wolfish

Seaxwulf: Wolf of the sea

Sigewulf: A victorious wolf

Sirhaan: One who resambles the wolf

Sirhan: A man who is like a wolf

Skjöldolfr: The protector wolf.

Syaoran: He who is a little wolf

Tatwulf: He who is as strong as a wolf

Teowulf: A mighty wolf

Theodulf: The God of wolf

Thrydwulf: Combination name, thorn and wolf

Tidwulf: The wolf of its time, or the time wolf

Udolf: A wolf ruler

Ulfhrafn: A combination of the words wolf and raven.

Ulfred: Wolf of peace

Úlfur: Wolf in Icelandic language. A variant of Ulfr.

Ulva: She wolf

Uwais: A small wolf

Vakhtang: Wolf-bodied

Valko: Derived from Bulgarian valk, meaning wolf.

Velvel: Wolf

Vígolfr: The battling wolf.

Wolf: The animal wolf.

Wolfgang: Wolf strife

Wolfram: Wolf and raven.

Ylfa: A female wolf.

Zeev: Hebrew word for wolf.

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Native American Wolf Names with Meanings - 30 Inspiring Ideas

Published: Aug 15, 2019 by Karen Flores · This post may contain affiliate links

• Waya – Wolf (Cherokee)
• Tamaska – Mighty wolf (Native American)
• Nashoba – Wolf (Choctaw)
• Urika – Useful (Omaha)
• Macha – Aurora (Sioux)
• Hototo – Warrior spirit who sings (Hopi)
• Tala – Wolf (Native American)
• Pauwau – Witch (Algonquian)
• Honiahaka – Little wolf (Cheyenne)
• Tikaani – Wolf (Inuit)
• Maiyun – Wolf (Cheyenne)
• Cochise – Hardwood (Apache)
• Micco – Chief (Seminole)
• Tiva – Dance (Native American)
• Tate – Stalking wolf (Native American)
• Maikoh – Wolf (Navajo)
• Catori – Spirit (Hopi)
• Otaktay – Kills many (Sioux)
• Shilah – Brother (Navajo)
• Lonan – Cloud (Zuni)
• Maheegan – Wolf (Algonquin)
• Mingan – Grey wolf (Algonquian)
• Tëme – Wolf (Lenape)
• Dakota – Allies or friends (Sioux)
• Nikan – My friend (Potawatomi)
• Meoquanee – Wears red (Chippewa)
• Kiyaya – Howling wolf (Yakima)
• Amarog – Wolf (Inuit)
• Honi – Wolf (Arapaho)
• Achak – Spirit (Native American)
• Hemene – Wolf (Nez Perce)

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879 Wildheart Wolf Names Inspired by Nature’s Raw Beauty

In the vast tapestry of nature, few creatures evoke as much mystery, awe, and fascination as the wolf. 🐺

These magnificent beings, often painted as the very embodiment of wilderness, have danced through our legends, myths, and bedtime stories, leaving an indelible mark on our collective consciousness.

Whether you’re naming a real-life companion, a character in your novel, or simply indulging in a daydream, choosing the perfect wolf name can be an adventure in itself.

Dive with us into a world of wolf names, each echoing the spirit of these noble creatures, as we journey through moonlit forests and starry landscapes, searching for that perfect moniker. 🐺✨

Understanding the Wolf: Nature’s Apex Predator

The haunting howl of a wolf echoing across a silent night is not just a call; it’s a testament to nature’s intricate balance and raw power. Wolves, being apex predators, play a pivotal role in maintaining the health and diversity of their ecosystems. 🌲🐺

Their hunting patterns keep prey populations in check, ensuring a harmony between herbivores and the vegetation they feed on. Beyond their ecological role, wolves have complex social structures, often living in tight-knit packs led by an alpha pair.

Their interactions, communication methods, and pack dynamics are a subject of wonder and extensive study. Delving deeper into the essence of these creatures can inspire a range of names that capture their wild spirit, profound intelligence, and the legends they’ve birthed across cultures and ages.

Majestic Wolf Names

Wolves, with their graceful strides and piercing eyes, have always exuded an aura of majesty. Throughout history, they’ve been revered, respected, and sometimes even worshipped. Such grand creatures deserve names that match their stature. 🐺

Whether you’re naming a real wolf, a wolf-like pet, or a character in your next story, choosing a name that reflects their regal nature can add a touch of authenticity and respect.

Here are some majestic names inspired by various languages, myths, and natural elements:

Let the name you choose echo the timeless majesty that wolves have held for millennia.

Moonlit Wolf Names

Under the silvery glow of the moon, wolves come alive, howling their eerie yet mesmerizing songs into the night. 🌙🐺

Drawing inspiration from the moon’s beauty and the mysteries of the night, these names evoke the magic of moonlit forests and the enchanting dance of shadows and light.

Perfect for wolves that have a mystical or serene presence, these names are poetic, whimsical, and brimming with nocturnal charm.

Let your wolf’s name be a gentle reminder of the breathtaking beauty of the world after dark, where mystery, magic, and moonlight intertwine.

Cool Wolf Names

There’s an undeniable aura of fierceness and allure that surrounds wolves, making them some of nature’s most captivating creatures. 🐺❄️

If you’re looking to name your wolf something that embodies that sleek, stylish, and effortlessly cool vibe, this list is for you.

Dive into these undeniably trendy and suave names perfect for the coolest of canines.

When it comes to your wolf, there’s no settling for second best. Choose a name that stands out as much as they do!

Fierce & Badass Wolf Names

When it comes to creatures as powerful and awe-inspiring as wolves, a badass name seems only fitting. 🔥💥

With their keen senses, muscular build, and dominant pack behavior, wolves are the epitome of badassery in the animal kingdom.

If your wolf is the kind that stands tall, fears nothing, and commands respect wherever it goes, then this list is dedicated to that spirit.

Dive into these fierce and formidable wolf names!

• Annihilator
• Thunderbolt

Match the might of your wolf with a name that’s equally fierce, and let it wear that title with pride!

Female Wolf Names

Female wolves play a pivotal role in the pack, often leading hunts and guiding their families with strength, wisdom, and grace. 🌸💫

If your wolf radiates a feminine aura, these names inspired by beauty, nature, and legendary women may be the perfect fit.

Let her name reflect her elegance and powerful demeanor!

Embrace the feminine prowess of your wolf with a name that celebrates her unique spirit and strength.

Male Wolf Names 🐺💪

With their imposing presence and undeniable authority, male wolves command respect in the animal kingdom. Their powerful yet noble nature is truly awe-inspiring.

If you have a male wolf or a dog with wolf-like qualities, these names are designed to echo their regal stature and indomitable spirit.

These names are a tribute to the might and splendor of your male wolf, perfectly capturing their wild essence and strength.

Cute Wolf Names

Wolves, while known for their fierce nature, can also have a gentler, more playful side. 🐺❤️

If you have a wolf pup or simply wish to name your canine companion after the tender moments these magnificent creatures exhibit, these names will melt your heart!

Let these delightful names remind you of the innocence and purity that lies beneath the majestic exterior of every wolf.

Funny Wolf Names 🤣🐺

Who said wolves can’t have a sense of humor? Whether you’ve observed your wolf doing something hilarious or simply want a name that brings a chuckle every time you call out, these quirky wolf names are guaranteed to give you a giggle!

• Wolfie McWolfFace
• Sir Howls-a-Lot
• Fluffernutter
• Fang Dangle
• Woof Blitzer
• Bark Ruffalo
• Hairy Paw-ter
• Howl’s Moving Castle
• Furrball McMuffin
• Furlock Bones
• Woofgang Puck
• Hairy Underbite
• Bark Knight
• Wolf Blitzer
• Furrlock Holmes
• Captain Sniff
• Woofie Goldberg
• Bitey McBiteface
• Sir Waggington
• Fang Sinatra
• Flea-bitten Fred
• Alpha Bites
• Sherlock Bones
• Hufflefluff
• Lupin the Third
• Indiana Bones
• Sir Wag-a-lot
• Howl You Doin’?
• Lickin’ Good
• Sir Licks-a-Lot
• Muttley Crue
• Howling Mad
• Sir Growls-a-Lot
• Sniff Ruffell
• Pup Fiction

A little humor goes a long way, and with these hilarious names, you’ll have everyone around you chuckling every time you mention your wolf’s name.

Famous Wolf Names

From folklore to movies and literature, wolves have graced our tales for centuries, often as noble creatures or symbols of nature’s wild spirit. 🌟🐺

Here are names inspired by famous wolves and characters in various cultures and popular media:

• Fenrir – From Norse mythology, a monstrous wolf.
• Romulus – One of Rome’s founders, raised by a she-wolf.
• Remus – Twin brother of Romulus.
• Grey Wind – From George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire”.
• Ghost – Jon Snow’s direwolf in “Game of Thrones”.
• Akela – The leader of the wolf pack in “The Jungle Book”.
• Raksha – The mother wolf in “The Jungle Book”.
• Maugrim – From “The Chronicles of Narnia” series.
• Lobo – The king of Currumpaw, from Seton’s “Wild Animals I Have Known”.
• White Fang – From Jack London’s novel of the same name.
• Two Socks – From the movie “Dances with Wolves”.
• Balto – The famous sled dog who led his team on the final leg of the 1925 serum run to Nome.
• Ladyhawke – From the movie where a woman turns into a hawk and her lover into a wolf.
• Lupin – A werewolf character from “Harry Potter”.
• Jacob – From “Twilight”, where he can turn into a wolf.
• Embry – Another character from “Twilight”.
• Quil – Yet another from “Twilight”.
• Seth – From “Twilight” series.
• Leah – The only female werewolf in the “Twilight” series.
• Moro – The wolf goddess from the animated movie “Princess Mononoke”.
• San – The human girl raised by Moro in “Princess Mononoke”.
• Buck – From Jack London’s “Call of the Wild”, though more dog than wolf.
• Nymeria – Arya Stark’s direwolf in “Game of Thrones”.
• Summer – Bran Stark’s direwolf in “Game of Thrones”.
• Shaggydog – Rickon Stark’s direwolf in “Game of Thrones”.
• Rollo – The wolf-dog from the TV show “Outlander”.
• Freki – One of the wolves of Odin from Norse mythology.
• Geri – Another one of Odin’s wolves.
• Sirus – The ‘Dog Star’, though it could also relate to a wolf due to its lupine nature.
• Skoll – The wolf that chases the sun in Norse mythology.

These names not only sound great but also carry rich histories and stories behind them, adding a layer of depth to your wolf’s moniker.

Enigmatic Black Wolf Names

Black wolves have an air of mystery and allure, their dark coats reminiscent of the night and the unseen. 🖤🐺 If your wolf has a shadowy coat or a personality that’s just as enigmatic, these names might be a perfect match:

• Tenebris (Latin for ‘darkness’)
• Mörk (Swedish for ‘dark’)
• Tinta (Spanish for ‘ink’)
• Noc (Polish for ‘night’)

Black wolves are not just captivating due to their color but also because of the legends and stories surrounding them. Naming them with these intriguing titles can truly showcase their majestic nature.

Pure and Pristine White Wolf Names

White wolves often symbolize purity, grace, and the mystique of snow-covered landscapes. ❄️🐺

Their immaculate fur gives them a certain elegance that is unparalleled. If your wolf carries this snowy sheen or possesses a gentle spirit, these names might resonate:

• Elsa (from Frozen)
• Alba (Latin for ‘white’)
• Bianca (Italian for ‘white’)
• Blanco (Spanish for ‘white’)
• Neve (Italian for ‘snow’)
• Lys (French for ‘light’)

White wolves, much like the snow-laden territories they might hail from, exude a sense of calm and wonder. A name from this list will surely complement the beauty and tranquility they embody.

Adorable Baby Wolf Names for the Little Pups 🐾

Baby wolves, often called pups or cubs, are a bundle of joy and curiosity. They are energetic, playful, and undeniably cute.

If you’re naming a young wolf or even an adult with a puppy-like spirit, here’s a list to inspire you:

Baby wolves are full of spirit and mischief, making these names perfect for capturing their youthful zest. Whether you’re naming a real pup, a stuffed toy, or a character in a story, these names are sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face.

Mythical Wolf Names from Legends and Lore

Wolves have been central to myths, legends, and stories throughout human history. Their haunting howls and mysterious ways have inspired tales of magic and might.

Dive into the world of mythology and draw inspiration from these mythical wolf names:

• Fenrir – A monstrous wolf from Norse mythology.
• Sköll – The wolf that chases the sun in Norse legends.
• Hati – Sköll’s brother who chases the moon.
• Amarok – A giant wolf from Inuit mythology.
• Lupa – The she-wolf that raised Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome.
• Geri – One of Odin’s wolves in Norse mythology.
• Freki – The other of Odin’s wolves.
• Wepwawet – An ancient Egyptian wolf god.
• Lycaon – A king in Greek mythology turned into a wolf as a punishment by Zeus.
• Adalwolfa – Old German for “noble she-wolf.”
• Rudiobus – A wolf god worshipped by the ancient Lycians.
• Owayodata – A wolf god from Cheyenne mythology.
• Asena – A she-wolf from Turkic mythology.
• Leloo – A supernatural wolf in Tlingit legends.
• Waya – Cherokee word for “wolf.”
• Honiahaka – Cheyenne for “little wolf.”
• Tala – Native American for “wolf.”
• Accalia – She-wolf in Latin.
• Rudra – A Hindu god, associated with wind or storm, often linked to wolves.
• Morrighan – A Celtic goddess of battle, sometimes appearing in the form of a wolf.

Drawing inspiration from ancient tales, legends, and myths, these names embody the majestic and mystical essence of the wolf.

Whether you’re naming a pet, character, or seeking inspiration, these mythical names are as timeless as the legends they hail from.

Brown Wolf Names 🍂

Brown wolves, with their earthy and rich coats, evoke feelings of warmth, stability, and a deep connection to nature. Here’s a curated list of names inspired by their beautiful hue:

• Kasha (means ‘buckwheat’ in several Slavic languages)
• Chip (as in chocolate chip)

Whether you’re inspired by food, nature, or colors, these names capture the warmth and richness of a brown wolf’s coat. Perfect for the wolf with an earthy spirit and grounded nature.

Evil Wolf Names: Sinister Shadows 😈

The mystique surrounding wolves often associates them with a dark and powerful aura. Here are some names that draw inspiration from mythology, literature, and popular culture, perfect for a wolf with a more menacing or mysterious demeanor:

• Fenrir (A monstrous wolf from Norse mythology)
• Malevolence
• Shadowmancer

For the wolf that exudes a dark charisma or has a fierce, formidable presence, these names are bound to resonate and emphasize their unique character.

Fantasy Wolf Names: Mystical Whispers 🔮

Wolves often appear as enigmatic figures in fairy tales, fantasy novels, and mythological tales. These names are imbued with a sense of wonder, adventure, and the unknown, making them perfect for your mystical furry friend:

• Nymeria (Inspired by “Game of Thrones”)
• Rhysand (Inspired by “A Court of Thorns and Roses”)

Plunge into the world of fantasy and give your wolf a name that resonates with enchantment, valor, and timeless tales.

Halloween Wolf Names 🎃🐺

When the moon takes on an eerie glow and the night air grows chill, stories of supernatural creatures and age-old legends come to life. Wolves, with their nocturnal habits and haunting howls, fit perfectly into the spooky ambiance of Halloween. Let’s dive into the realm of shadows and explore names inspired by the spine-tingling allure of All Hallows’ Eve.

• Midnight – For the witching hour when the world is steeped in darkness.
• Shadow – Lurking in the corners, always unseen.
• Ghost – A spectral figure, pale and elusive.
• Luna – Inspired by the moonlight that illuminates Halloween night.
• Specter – A ghostly presence.
• Howler – For that deep, eerie howl echoing in the night.
• Pumpkin – The most iconic symbol of Halloween.
• Raven – Named after the dark, mysterious bird often associated with Halloween.
• Bane – Meaning ‘a cause of great distress,’ apt for Halloween.
• Chiller – That cold, shiver down your spine.
• Spooky – Just as the name suggests.
• Mystic – Full of mystery and intrigue.
• Coven – A gathering of witches.
• Hex – A magical spell, often with dark intentions.
• Grim – Short for Grim Reaper, the harbinger of death.
• Phantom – An apparition, a ghostly figure.
• Dusk – The time when daylight fades, and darkness begins.
• Stormy – For the dark and turbulent skies.
• Bewitch – Enchanting, captivating, yet possibly dangerous.
• Eerie – Strange and frightening.
• Cursed – Doomed or unfortunate.
• Nightmare – A dream bringing distress or anxiety.
• Dread – Anticipating fear or terror.
• Hallow – As in All Hallows’ Eve, another name for Halloween.
• Crypt – Where the undead rest.
• Fang – Sharp, long, and often deadly.
• Witcher – The one who hunts the supernatural.
• Haunt – A place frequented by a ghost.
• Ghoul – An evil spirit.
• Mystique – A mysterious character or nature.
• Veil – As in the veil between our world and the next being thinnest on Halloween.

This list brings a touch of the supernatural and mystical to the world of wolves, making them even more enchanting.

Stuffed Animal Wolf Names

Every stuffed animal deserves a special name, one that mirrors its cuddly nature and the joy it brings. Stuffed wolves, with their plush fur and endearing faces, are no different.

Whether you’ve got a soft toy wolf from a memorable trip or as a cherished gift, here are some sweet names to consider for your plush buddy:

• Marshmallow

Remember, the name you choose for your stuffed wolf is an expression of the bond you share. Whether it’s a playful name, a nature-inspired one, or something that simply sounds adorable, the most important thing is that it resonates with you!

Game of Thrones Wolf Names

Direwolves are the almost mythical companions to the Stark children in George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series, famously adapted into the HBO series “Game of Thrones”.

They not only symbolize the Stark family’s lineage but also their fates as the saga unfolds. Here are the notable direwolf names from the series, along with some inspired by the world of Westeros:

• Ghost – Jon Snow’s direwolf, white as snow with red eyes.
• Nymeria – Arya Stark’s direwolf, named after a legendary warrior queen.
• Grey Wind – Robb Stark’s direwolf, representing his swift conquests.
• Lady – Sansa Stark’s direwolf, representing her delicate and noble nature.
• Summer – Bran Stark’s direwolf, symbolizing Bran’s growth and transformation.
• Shaggydog – Rickon Stark’s wild and uncontrollable direwolf.

Inspired by the world of Westeros:

• Rhaegal – After one of Daenerys Targaryen’s dragons.
• Viserion – Another of Daenerys’s dragons.
• Drogon – The fiercest dragon owned by Daenerys.
• Stark – The last name of the family that has direwolves as their sigil.
• Winter – As the Stark motto goes, “Winter is coming.”
• Wight – Inspired by the creatures from beyond the Wall.
• Snow – Jon Snow’s last name.
• Westeros – The main continent where most of the series takes place.
• Essos – The continent east of Westeros.
• Thrones – Inspired by the title of the series itself.
• Kingsguard – The sworn protectors of the king.
• Raven – As the three-eyed raven plays a significant role in the series.
• Dragonstone – The historical seat of House Targaryen.
• Night King – The leader of the White Walkers.

These names capture the essence and the vast, complex world of “Game of Thrones.” Naming your wolf after one of these would surely evoke memories of the series and its captivating characters.

Norse Wolf Names

The wolves of Norse mythology are creatures of profound significance, often linked with Ragnarok, the end of the world. Their names and tales echo strength, destruction, and prophecy:

• Fenrir – The monstrous wolf foretold to kill Odin during Ragnarok.
• Sköll – A wolf that chases the sun.
• Hati Hróðvitnisson – A wolf that chases the moon.
• Geri and Freki – Odin’s two loyal wolves.

Names inspired by the Norse world:

• Yggdrasil – The immense cosmic tree that connects the nine worlds in Norse cosmology.
• Valhalla – The great hall of Odin where warriors are taken after they die in battle.
• Mjolnir – Thor’s hammer.
• Odinson – A name referring to the lineage of Odin.
• Ragnar – Inspired by the legendary Norse hero, Ragnar Lothbrok.
• Loki – The trickster god.
• Thor – The god of thunder.
• Frigg – Odin’s wife, the queen of the Aesir.
• Balder – The beloved god who was killed by a trick of Loki.
• Jotun – Refers to the giants of Norse mythology.
• Niflheim – The world of ice and mist.
• Midgard – The realm of humanity in Norse cosmology.
• Runes – The script used in various Germanic languages before the adoption of the Latin alphabet.
• Sif – The wife of Thor, known for her beautiful golden hair.
• Heimdall – The guardian of the Bifrost, the bridge that connects Midgard to Asgard.
• Asgardian – Relating to Asgard, the realm of the gods.

These names, drawing from the rich tapestry of Norse mythology, will lend a touch of the ancient and mystical to your wolf, evoking tales of gods, giants, and legendary adventures.

Disney Wolf Names 🐺🌟

In the magical world of Disney, wolves have had their moments of fame, often depicted with distinctive characteristics and personalities.

While they might not be the central characters in every tale, their roles are memorable, teaching us about loyalty, courage, and sometimes the wild nature of life itself.

Let’s embark on a journey through the enchanted Disney forests and discover some names inspired by these majestic creatures.

• Akela – The noble alpha wolf and leader of the pack that raises Mowgli in “The Jungle Book.”
• Raksha (also known as Mother Wolf ) – The protective mother wolf in “The Jungle Book” who adopts and cares for Mowgli.
• Rama – Raksha’s mate in “The Jungle Book” who accepts Mowgli as his own cub.
• Lone Wolf – A minor antagonist from “The Sword in the Stone,” he tries to prey on young Wart (Arthur).
• Nuk, Yak, and Sumac – The three wolves who follow Rutt and Tuke around in “Brother Bear 2,” initially as adversaries but later as friends.
• Mor’du – While he is a bear in “Brave,” his ferociousness and the legend surrounding him can inspire a strong wolf name.
• Alpha – Though not a wolf, Alpha is the Doberman Pinscher leader of the dog pack in “Up.” His strong leadership traits make his name fitting for a dominant wolf.
• Fenrir Greyback – While not a traditional Disney character, he’s an infamous werewolf from the “Harry Potter” series which was shown on Disney Channel. His name could suit a fierce or menacing wolf.

While Disney doesn’t have an extensive list of wolf characters, many names from the broader Disney universe can evoke the kind of imagery or personality you might associate with a wolf.

As such, consider names of characters known for their cunning, loyalty, leadership, or wilderness skills when naming your wolf.

Guiding Your Instincts: Tips for Naming Your Wolf 🐺🌙

Choosing the perfect name for your wolf, be it a pet, a character in a story, or a symbol for something meaningful, can be a wonderful yet daunting task. Let’s make that journey smoother with some handy tips:

• Personal Resonance : Start by considering what personally resonates with you. If a certain name or word holds sentimental value or evokes particular emotions, it might be the perfect fit.
• Cultural Significance : Explore names from different cultures. Wolves play a vital role in many mythologies and tales across the world.
• Physical Traits : Observe your wolf or imagine the character traits if it’s fictional. Names that reflect their appearance or demeanor can be quite fitting.
• Sounds and Syllables : Names with one or two syllables are often easier to remember and can be more impactful. Think of “Luna” or “Frost.”
• Ask Others : Sometimes, bouncing ideas off friends or family can spark that “Aha!” moment. They might suggest a name that you hadn’t considered.
• Nature-inspired : Wolves are creatures of the wild. Drawing inspiration from nature, be it elements, weather, or landscapes, can offer beautiful naming options.
• Historical & Fictional Inspiration : There are many historical figures and fictional characters named after wolves or with wolf traits. Consider borrowing from them.
• Avoid Common Names : While names like “Grey” or “Shadow” are beautiful, they are also quite common. If you’re looking for something unique, think outside the box.
• Growth Consideration : If you’re naming a baby wolf or creating a character who will evolve, ensure the name remains suitable as they grow or as their story arc develops.
• Trust Your Gut : Lastly, trust your instincts. If a name feels right, it probably is!

Remember, naming is a personal journey. Take your time, enjoy the process, and choose a name that you’ll love saying every time.

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Wolf Spirit Animal Meaning & Symbolism (+ Worksheet)

by Mateo · Aug 26, 2023 · 83 Comments

I’m often asked why we decided to call our website ‘LonerWolf.’

My answer is that the wolf carries one of the most profound meanings in the whole of the animal kingdom.

Spirit Animals, for centuries, have been seen as sources of meaning, wisdom, and power.  

At their origins, Spirit Animals have been symbolic guides of our journeys of self-discovery and spiritual awakening .

Before psychology, animals were used as a means to learn about ourselves. Wolves, out of all animals, have a particularly complex and rich series of lessons to teach us.

The innate traits of the Wolf are having a powerful instinct, finely tuned intuition, and high intelligence.

The Wolf roams the wild with a thirst for freedom, working within a social environment.

Young wolves on the brink of sexual maturity will often leave the group in search of their mate, losing all of their familial connections.  

These ‘ lone wolves ‘ must learn to fend for themselves without the help of any social group: they must become stronger. Hence our name “lonerwolf.” (Read more about our name choice here .)

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1. connect with your instincts, 2. search for freedom, 3. have courage and determination, 4. find more connection, 5. find your true tribe, 6. be loyal and trusting, wolf spirit animal mantra & affirmations, wolf power animal, background info on wolves, the wolf and dream interpretation, recommended further resources:, wolf spirit animal meaning.

Ancient cultures and indigenous people believe that animals and humans share the same spiritual essence with each other.  

They also believed that some animals are attracted to and present themselves to us in specific moments of our lives to reveal messages.

The Wolf Spirit Animal is symbolic of listening to your intuition, seeking freedom, embracing aloneness and togetherness, being loyal and trusting, and having courage and determination to walk your true path.

(Remember that you can take our free Spirit Animal Quiz after reading this article!)

In summary, the Wolf Spirit Animal symbolizes:

• Strong connection with your instincts or intuition
• High intelligence
• Loyalty and communication
• A deep desire for freedom
• Loyalty and trust

If Wolf is your Spirit Animal, the following Soul lessons will apply to you:

Wolf is a loyal and highly intelligent animal here to remind you of the need to connect with your instincts and hunches.

As a creature ruled by primal instinct, Wolf highlights the importance of listening to your intuition more. Do you tend to get lost in your thoughts? Does your mind fall into repetitive cycles of overthinking, planning, or analyzing? Does your mind struggle to turn off at night?

Wolf has come into your life to help you get in touch with the raw and perceptive side of yourself that is beyond thought. You are a person who has been blessed with strong intuitive abilities, YET you have not fully owned or developed this gift. It’s time to trust your gut feelings more and learn to distinguish intuition from fear-based feelings.

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Intuitive insight will always feel clear and unemotional , whereas fear-based feelings will be emotionally charged. Wolf is here to help you learn how to make this important distinction.

Here I want to highlight that Wolf represents the Pathfinder.  

She is a guide that helps you discover when you are being misguided by the mind and being led correctly when using your instincts.

Having Wolf as a spirit animal serves to emphasize your levels of trust or mistrust in your instincts and intuition.

Connecting with and learning to use your intuition will help you to make more soul-aligned decisions, ‘sniff’ out the true intentions of others, and avoid many pitfalls on your life journey.

Wolf also carries the message of freedom. In a pack, Wolf carries the meaning of connection (more on that soon), but when alone, Wolf is the very embodiment of independence.

She asks you to examine what core beliefs are currently holding you back from stepping into your power. In what ways are you limiting your own freedom? What habits or behavioral patterns are keeping you enslaved? It’s time to confront these shadows head-on. Wolf will be by your side.

Wolves are wild animals – they are beautiful creatures of mystery that cannot be domesticated.  

If a Wolf appears to you at a certain period of your life when you’re in doubt about the changes that are happening, it can reassure you that the path you’re taking is the right one  and that you’re being loyal to your instincts.

Equally, if the Wolf presents itself in a moment in life where you feel stuck, it might be reminding you that you’re a free spirit , that you can deviate from whatever path you are currently on and become a ‘ lone wolf ‘ if necessary to pursue your dreams.

Courage is the next message shared by Wolf. It takes a lot of courage and determination to walk alone. Wolf has come into your life to remind you of the inner strength lying deep at the core of your being.

As an extremely powerful ally for the spiritual journey, Wolf reminds you that the path of enlightenment is often a lonely road. No one can do the work for you. You might find teachers, friends, or useful techniques along the way, but ultimately spiritual growth is a solitary path.

You must be the one to take full responsibility for yourself, your shadows, and your ultimate awakening – and that takes true courage.

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Having Wolf as your spirit animal indicates that you are either experiencing spiritual roadblocks or need more support and guidance. You might be feeling lost, confused, lonely, disconnected from others, or suffering from severe societal disillusionment.

Wolf also points to the fact that you might even be going through a Dark Night of the Soul in which you have tasted what peace and spiritual freedom feels like but then ‘lost’ it and feel like you’re stumbling around in the dark again. Perhaps you have completely lost touch with your soul. If this is the case, Wolf is a supreme ally who will loyally guide and help you find your way again.

The other message Wolf brings is also one of connection . In nature, Wolf has a highly complex, loyal, and intimate bond with other pack members. She is prepared to fight to the death to protect those of her tribe.

Wolf truly is the master of standing firmly in her own power while also belonging to a community, to something greater than herself.

Depending on how Wolf appears to you and what she shares with you, the message will either be one of needing to embrace the solitary path or seek social harmony with others.

It is unnecessary to renounce everyday life and be a monk who meditates alone in a temple to be spiritual. Often, the best and wisest path of spiritual, emotional, and mental development are the relationships already present in your life. What better way to learn qualities such as patience, tolerance, and humor?

Wolf teaches the need to seek more understanding and compassion in your relationships. If you constantly experience friction, Wolf can help you learn how to practice empathy or the ability to place yourself into the shoes of another mentally.

Qualities such as loyalty, dedication, protectiveness, and selflessness can also be honed within your relationships through the support of Wolf.

On a similar but slightly different note, Wolf also brings the message of deep connection.

If you have been feeling misunderstood, isolated, or taken for granted, it’s time to reassess those whom you allow into your ‘pack.’ Not all of the connections that we have in this life are genuine, healthy, or deep. In fact, many people in our lives are huge sources of toxicity and energy loss.

Examine the people in your tribe. Are they pulling their weight? Do they give equally to what you give?

Wolf also indicates that you might have some unhealthy social connections which need to be attended to. In order to live from a place of personal power, Wolf advises you to let go of any connections that don’t support and nourish you. While this can be a difficult task, it is a form of empowerment. Why keep those around who demoralize you?

Once you free up space and let go of toxic connections, you will have more energy to attract those into your pack who truly support and love you.

When the Wolf appears, either physically, through meditation, via spiritual signs and omens , or through a dream, it’s often a way of telling you that you need to explore your relationship with loyalty and trust.

Wolf’s sense of loyalty can be seen in a variety of ways.  

These creatures are one of the few animals to hold only monogamous relationships. Most wolves mate for life and will not take another partner if their own dies.  

Pack members also hold deep emotional bonds, greeting each other enthusiastically after they have been separated for long periods of time.

The presence of a Wolf spirit animal can serve as a reminder of a lack of loyalty or trust in your life.  

Often Wolf shows itself to those who have become strongly apprehensive of bonding with others and have grown immensely mistrusting of those around them.  

A Wolf spirit animal can represent a perceived threat or feeling, for instance: that you are being threatened by someone or something in your life.

As Wolf’s main trait is its sharp instinct, your Wolf spirit animal could be trying to tell you that you’re misguided in your trust for someone, or it may be warning you to listen more often to your instincts or intuition and to be loyal to yourself.

The Wolf spirit animal may also be your unconscious mind’s way of letting you know that it is feeling vulnerable – for instance, that you might have revealed too much to someone about yourself – and now your sense of freedom feels constricted by the predatory mistrust of that person.

Wolf may also signify that the people you’re trying to connect with at the moment are making you feel afraid.

However, mistrust doesn’t always have to do with other people. Sometimes our mistrust and lack of loyalty are directed toward ourselves. Are you loyal and trusting toward yourself?

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Explore what Wolf as your spirit animal is trying to teach you!

You can use these mantras and affirmations to get in touch with the Wolf Spirit Animal and bring its wisdom into your life:

• I step into my power
• I honor my instincts
• I attract my tribe

Do you have any that you’d like to recommend? If so, share in the comments!

Power Animals help us to tap into our hidden strengths (or inner power ) and can be invoked and evoked through our behavior to help us rediscover our Wholeness.

If you’d like to invoke or evoke Wolf as your Power Animal, focus on the following keywords in your journaling , visualization, or meditation practice :

• Assertiveness
• Independence
• Inner Strength
• Personal Power
• Spiritual Growth
• Deep Connection
• Spiritual Path
• Toxic People
• Protectiveness
• Communication

Meanings will be revealed to you as you deepen your personal connection with the Wolf.

Do any of these keywords that define Wolf as your Power Animal stand out to you? If so, be sure to call on Wolf to help you embody one of these qualities ( or release the negative qualities if they’re holding you back).

History of the Wolf Spirit Animal

The Wolf has appeared many times throughout history.  

In modern culture, we associate wolves with negative qualities, such as the darkness that mythical Werewolves (the story of  Lycaon the King and Zeus ) represent.  

In Aesop’s fables, for instance, they are portrayed as being evil and dangerous , such as in the story of “ The Boy Who Cried Wolf ” and “ The Wolf in Sheep Clothing .”  The Brothers Grimm story of “Little Red Riding Hood” also portrays the Wolf as ferocious and intimidating.

Luckily, wolves haven’t always been seen in such a negative light.  In fact, wolves and humans once lived together, according to some historians. They also share many parallel human traits .

Native Americans perhaps had the greatest symbolism for wolves. They modeled themselves after the Wolf in hunting methods, cooperation, and efficiency, valuing them as proud hunters, loyal friends, and intelligent teachers.  

They also thought of the Wolf as a spiritual pathfinder , which symbolized intelligence and leadership.

Rome has one of the best-known Wolf-founding legends.  As the legend goes, Romulus and Remus , the two founding brothers of Rome, were raised and suckled by a she-wolf.

In Egyptian mythology, the Wolf  Wepwawet (also rendered Upuaut, Wep-wawet, Wepawet , and Ophois ) was originally a war deity, his name meaning; the  opener of the ways .  

It’s interesting to note here that the Native Americans, a completely different race and culture of people, believed that wolves had a special connection to our paths in life as well.

The Mongolians, on the other hand, believed they were descendants of wolves .  The legend goes that in Northern China, a small Turkic village was raided by Chinese soldiers, but one small baby was left behind.  An old she-wolf named Asena found the baby and nursed him.  She then gave birth to half-wolf, half-human cubs from which the Turkic people were born.

In Asia, the wolf is the guardian of the entrance to heavenly, celestial realms.  The Wolf is also said to be among the ancestry of Genghis Khan .

The wolf is a beautiful, intelligent, and majestic creature that is the largest membe r of the Canidae family, which also includes domestic dogs, coyotes, dingoes, and many types of wild foxes.

There are two widely recognized species of wolf in the world: the red and the gray.

The wolf’s thick fur can be black, grey, or white and can protect against extremely cold temperatures (think -40 degrees!). Wolves live and hunt in packs that can range from two wolves to as many as twenty.

Packs are led by a dominant male and female, who are generally the only ones to breed and mate for life. When running, wolves can reach speeds of up to 65 km per hour (or 40 miles per hour), and they tend to hunt large animals such as deer.

When alone, the wolf hunts smaller animals such as rabbits, raccoons, and squirrels. These amazing animals have an extremely strong sense of smell and possess over 200 million scent cells , unlike humans, who only possess 5 million. Their haunting howl is used to communicate with fellow pack members and clearly define their territory.

Native Americans knew that dreaming of a Wolf symbolized beauty, solitude, mystery, self-confidence, and pride.  

If a Wolf appears in your dreams, it may signify that you’re approaching life with a composed and adaptable attitude.

On the negative side, a Wolf appearing in your dream might be warning you of hostility, domination, or aggression from others (or within yourself toward others). The Wolf might want to serve as a guide in a situation in your life where you feel vulnerable and weak.

Some dream psychoanalysts interpret wolves in nightmares as conveyors of a perceived threat, such as strong sexual energy occurring in your life (in you or someone close to you) or different types of addictive craving behaviors that you might be struggling with.  

The story of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ was originally an allegoric metaphor for the loss of virginity (red hood) taken away by the predatory ‘Big Bad Wolf’ (men).

In positive dreams, psychoanalysts interpret the Wolf as a guiding symbol for trusting your instincts (again, sexual instincts and addictive ‘cravings’ play a role here) and expressing them in a more balanced way.

You can learn more about how to understand the meaning of your dreams in our dream work article.

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Hi i am jackie i am also a wolf but i always call myself wander from A Wolf Called Wander. i always feel so lonley like the charecter. nobody likes me. my friend violet hates me for no reason. and aubrey doesnt care about anyone. i always feel i am alone

whats crazy is i always called myself the lone wolf and here we have it a wolf is my spirit animal!!!

I do tend to relate to the fox spirit animal symbolism more, though people do say I relate to the wolf as well. Though sometimes I feel there’s two sides of me when it comes to the whole canine spirit animal thing. The wild canine such as wolves and foxes, then the domesticated canine, which is the dog. That is, outside of my usual wild side, I tend to act more like your happy go lucky loyal dog friend, in certain “civilized situations.” That is, someone readily affectionate, with strong instincts, a lot of hyper energy, a need to protect loved ones, a deep sense of royalty, and a tendency to try to make friends with everyone I meet. Perhaps, even though my personality is usually wild, I won’t mind being “tamed” in certain situations or by certain people, so I act more like an enthusiastic dog with a fondness for rough play and messiness, than someone more out of control. Though I accept that, only if I may also “tame” them as well, so we can be on equal footing here.

Last night a wolf came to my face I did not expect to see that beautiful face I’m not sure what to make of it ………

I know my spirit animal is a wolf because I’ve had dreams that I’m a wolf and I have a strong desire for freedom

i tend to feel better to know that my spirt animal is a wolf and l love wolves  😊  

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500+ Wolf Names & Meanings : The Ultimate List

Introducing our comprehensive collection of 500+ Wolf Names & Meanings, specially curated for both male and female wolves.

Whether you’re searching for the perfect name for your new wolf companion or seeking inspiration for a character in your story, this extensive list is sure to provide an abundance of options.

Wolves have long captivated our imagination with their beauty, strength, and mysterious allure. Within this table, you’ll find a diverse range of names, each carefully chosen to reflect the spirit and essence of these magnificent creatures.

So, join us as we delve into this remarkable compilation of names, where every entry holds a unique significance, allowing you to find the ideal moniker for your loyal and fierce wolf companion. Here is the remarkable 500+ Wolf Names list.

How to Choose the Right Wolf Name

When choosing a wolf name, it is important to consider the breed, gender, and personality of the wolf. It is also crucial to select a name that reflects the wolf’s unique traits and characteristics.

One way to do this is to research the meaning behind various names and select one that resonates with the wolf’s personality and traits. It’s also important to consider the wolf’s breed when selecting a name.

For example, a Siberian Husky with a thick coat of fur may be named Frost or Blizzard, while a Grey Wolf with piercing blue eyes may be named Sapphire or Ice. Finally, consider the wolf’s gender when selecting a name.

Some names are more suitable for male wolves, while others are more fitting for females. Selecting a gender-specific name can help to further personalize the wolf’s name and add to their unique identity. You can choose the best wolves names by reading the above list carefully.

Names that Means Wolf

There are some names that became popular for wolves. These names are a translation from other languages. Names are an exact translation of ”wolf” or some supportive words like a female wolf, male wolf, or eagle wolf.

Related: Nicknames for Wolves

Popular Wolf Names and Meanings

• Akela – This name means “graceful” in Hindi and is perfect for a wolf with a gentle and graceful personality.
• Amarok – This name means “wolf” in Inuit mythology and is perfect for a strong and fierce wolf.
• Luna – This name means “moon” in Spanish and is perfect for a wolf with a calm and mysterious personality.
• Shadow – This name represents a wolf’s ability to move undetected, perfect for a stealthy wolf with a mysterious personality.
• Grey – This name reflects the wolf’s grey fur color, and its meaning is associated with wisdom, maturity, and intelligence.

Unique Wolf Names and Meanings

• Kaida – This name means “little dragon” in Japanese and is perfect for a small but fierce wolf.
• Ulva – This name means “wolf” in Old Norse and is perfect for a strong and fearless female wolf.
• Vuk – This name means “wolf” in Serbian and is perfect for a wolf with a powerful presence.
• Warg – This name means “wolf” in Old Norse mythology and is perfect for a wolf with a fierce and wild personality.
• Yukon – This name is inspired by the vast wilderness of the Yukon and is perfect for a wolf with a free spirit.

Famous Wolves with Iconic Names

Throughout history and popular culture, many famous wolves have had iconic names. For example, White Fang, the protagonist of Jack London’s novel of the same name, is a famous wolf known for his courage and strength.

Another famous wolf is Fenris, a monstrous wolf in Norse mythology, known for his enormous size and power.

Based On Personality

Wolf has a separate personality and look. Here is the list of wolf names based on their personalities.

Naming a wolf – the protocol

There are some people who keep wolves as their pets. Sometimes wolf name selection means for your dog name. People love to give wolf names to their dogs. Here are the selection criteria that how you can select a name for your wolf.

What do you sense in them

When one looks into an animal’s eyes, one recognizes what kind of animal it is.

Is it mischievous, loving, or if he seems evil? The look in their eyes or what you feeling do you get near the wolf will help immensely in naming it.

Physical appearance

Not just with wolves, but even other animals and things are named according to their color, appearance, size or shape.

You can consider many aspects of physical appearances when it comes to naming your wolf such as how big or small they are, what color is their fur, or how does he look?

This is an old and conventional way of naming pets and works the best. However, you can also name the wolf opposite to its appearance.

Personality

As discussed above, wolves can be named in such a way, which is reflective of their personalities. It is also a great way of naming a wolf because wolves have very different characteristics.

Therefore, if wolves are named according to their behaviors or actions, they can have unique names. A person must analyze the wolf’s behavior or habits in order to name it. 

If you have identified how the wolf is different from other wolves or other animals, it is easy to find a name for them. They can be unique in their personality, unique in their appearance, unique in their fur pattern or have an unusual mark on their body.

Words associated with wolf

This is maybe rather stupid or silly but sometimes it really helps in naming wolves suitably. All you have to do is find words that go well with the word “wolf” and then add it either before it or after it. This can sometimes sound silly or sometimes it helps to give a powerful impression.

Naming after famous celebrities

There are many times when people name their pets after famous actors, actresses or other famous personalities. Sports lovers may keep their wolf’s name after their famous sports player or sports legend. Different categories of music lovers may keep the wolf’s name after a famous singer’s name or a particular famous musician of that category.

Incidents or things related to the wolf

There are many things, which may be a favorite of the wolf, or it might be very fond of. Therefore, you can name them after it. Moreover, there are certain incidents, which are unforgettable for pet owners regarding their pets, for example, the place they found the wolf, etc

Things to keep in mind when naming wolves

➊ One should not come up with a very random, simple or popular name. When the wolf is with other wolves having the same name, they might get confused about who are you calling or who are you referring to.

➋ You must keep in mind that if you are naming the wolf after a close relative or family member, you must make sure they do not feel insulted by it.

➌ The name should be easy to pronounce and remember both for the wolf itself and the person who is calling out.

Naming a wolf is a special way to honor and celebrate these majestic creatures. With over 500 wolf names and meanings to choose from, selecting the perfect name for your male or female wolf can be a fun and exciting process that allows you to personalize your connection with these amazing animals.

When selecting a name, it’s important to consider the wolf’s unique traits and personality, as well as their breed, gender, and appearance. Naming a wolf can also serve as a way to promote awareness and education about the important role wolves play in maintaining the delicate balance of ecosystems.

As humans continue to encroach on wolf habitats and their populations decline, giving your wolf a meaningful and powerful name can help to promote the importance of conservation efforts and the need to protect these amazing animals.

Whether you’re looking for a strong and fierce name or a more gentle and mystical name, the possibilities are endless.

No matter what name you ultimately choose, it’s sure to add a special and personalized touch to your connection with your wolf and serve as a lasting tribute to their remarkable spirit and resilience.

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Giving Your Animal Guide A Name and Spirit Names

So you’ve spent a long time searching for your animal guide , and now you have found one on a totem . Where do you go from here? Well, you can spend time meditating and building your relationship with your guide , but how do you identify with it? The first step is usually to give it a name . Sounds relatively easy, but is it? Sometimes it can take a lot of effort to find that right name for your animal guide , almost as much as finding your guide in the first place

Some people have that knack for names , usually, the first name that pops into their head and is happy with that choice. But remember you are building a lifetime relationship with your guide . You want that name to be unique to your guide and you. You don’t want to change your guides name a dozen times; it may actually confuse your guide and cause problems with your relationship . Would you give your dog several different names ? A dog will respond to one name , one that he or she identifies with. If you call your dog different names it will confuse them and frustrate you. I think you get the idea.

Most names come to you from the visions and meditations you undertake when you are finding your guide ; sometimes when you call out to them. Other times the name comes from actual contact with your spirit guide , such as the colour and the texture of the fur, feathers or skin. It could come the way they reacted to you when they appeared to you, such as howling, running, flying, roaring, etc. An example could be “White Snow Wolf”, “Crouching Tiger”, “Big Running Bear” or a simple one-word name , such as “Makota”, “Bluewolf”, or “Lonewolf”. I will tell you a short story about the way I found mine.

I was introduced to my animal guide in one of my visions as a young Indian boy.

I was growing up and coming of age. We always had wolves around our camp and I remember one incident when I was very young. I was always getting into things I shouldn’t have. One time I got too close to the campfire and was going to stick my hand in it. Then out of nowhere this young wolf , about a year old, grabbed my arm in its mouth and pulled it away from the fire putting his own life at risk to save me. The elders of the tribe saw this. They were astonished and amazed at the act of bravery this wolf had done. After witnessing this, the elders came up to me and the young wolf and told my parents what the wolf had done. They told them that this wolf “Is the one” to be paired up with me as my guide and companion. The elders named the wolf “Lakota”. He was beautiful with all black fur, gold eyes and was very big and strong for his age. We became inseparable, with many adventures ahead of us.

This is how I got the name for my wolf guide , in one of the many visions I had. So when I had my first contact with my animal guide , which in this case was the wolf , I saw that same black wolf with the gold eyes staring at me. I called out “Is that you Lakota?” He came over to me because he recognized the name and sat down by my side. I gave him a big hug and I realized it was him I’d seen in my visions . And we have been building on this relationship ever since. You may not have had the same experience I did, but it can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience for you to find that right name for your guide .

As for a spirit names for yourself, since we are on the subject of names ; it can be the same name as your animal guide or completely different. The process is the same as it was for your animal guide .  Most of us are not of Native American blood so to speak, so we weren’t given a spiritual name . Your spiritual name can come from your guide , something you are or do, or from your meditations and visions .  I received my s piritual name from one of my visions and I will share with you here.

Once again, as a very young Indian boy, I remember life in my tribe when I was growing up. I used to play with the other children, but I had a tendency to wander off on my own. I just wanted to explore the world around me. I would wander off for hours at a time and my parents would start to worry and end up sending out some of the other members of the tribe to look for me. When I was found they would bring me back and I would get scolded and punished for running off. Remember, it is dangerous to be wandering off on your own, especially for a young boy by himself! The tribal elders conferred with my parents and decided to give me the name “ Little Grey Lonewolf “. And that’s how I earned my spirit name in real life. As time went on and I got older, I dropped the “ Little ” from the name and eventually dropped the “ Grey ” from the name as well. I now use my real first name “ Ken ” so it has become “ Ken Lonewolf” .

Some of my friends just call me “ Lonewolf “. Even in real life, I had the same tendencies as the young Indian boy. I love to explore and seek new things. That does not mean I am a loner as the name would suggest. It actually means freedom , the ability to strike out on your own, but not forget the qualities gifted by the wolf spirit ; those such as love and family and the togetherness of community .

Enjoy naming your animal guide and even yourself. Just remember, you have to live with the names you choose. Do not worry about other people’s thoughts about the names you chose, they’re not you!

Blessings on your journey and may it be rewarding and fulfilling.

Thank you Wolf Brothers ,

Ken Lonewolf

Image source: Spirit Animals, Visions of Light , Wolfpack , Animal Spirit Guide

About Kenneth Spirit Wolf

Greetings fellow pack mates, I am Kenneth Spirit Wolf. The name Kenneth Spirit Wolf is my spiritual name that I received from an elder to whom I am eternally grateful. I have signed on to Timberwolf HQ as a contributor with thanks and blessings from Timberwolf as we created a special friendship between us. I wanted to share with you some of my visions and thoughts on Timberwolf HQ which I hope you will enjoy reading. I do not consider myself as a writer so to speak, but I feel this is one of the paths I must follow. So sit back and enjoy reading our posts and comments and open your mind to the many possibilities life has to offer.

Reader Interactions

October 3, 2016 at 7:54 am

hi im Hannah I had a dream about this brownish redish wolf with blue and green eyes i didn’t really thank much about it tell i kept having that dream the dream would always start with me running in the woods and i would come to this clearing with a water fall and this wolf was standing by it like it was waiting on my it would walk up to me and just look at me and then i would wake up but the weird thing is this water fall is close to my old home in the woods the name blue moon always popet in my mind when i would have this dream could this be the name of this wolf that i feel really stong about i feel like this is my spirit animal

February 20, 2017 at 8:33 am

Hello Hannah

Thank you for visiting TimberwolfHQ. I’m very sorry it has taken me so long to respond. In answer to your question, it is possible that this could be one of your guides. To be certain you could try the exercise located in this article: Discover Your Animal Totem .

Please come back and let my readers and I know how you progress with making contact by using this exercise.

February 16, 2013 at 12:15 pm

Hi,my name is christo im 14 years old .My main guide is a raven ,in the beginnig i thaught i dindn’t know my guardians but i realised that since im a libra my animal is the raven but i thought about it deplie and i remmemberd that i was often dreamming of this animal ans will going to school seing a raven .in the beginning i thaught ok its a conincidence but this week a raven in particular came close to my and opened his mouth and the sound that came out sounded like Noushka so thats how i decided to call my spirit.i dont know if im crazy or anything but yeah please aswer back as soon as possible. sincerly christo.

July 8, 2013 at 1:26 pm

Hello Christo

Thank you for your comment and welcome to TimberwolfHQ. In response to your question, there are many ways to discover your animal totem/spirit guide. One is meditation, another is through events that occur around us. I have always felt an affinity for wolves, then after doing research on spirit animals, I found that Wolf was in fact one of my guides. Your experience is not unusual and it is quite possible that Raven is one of your guides as well.

Please let me know if there is another question that I or my readers are able to answer for you.

July 9, 2013 at 12:35 pm

Actualy yes,yesterday I had a dream that when i was going to shcool I walked threw thé door and found myself in a sort of paradise and there was black Tiger with White stipes and it had wings like an angel. Was does this ,thank u in advance. Christo

July 9, 2013 at 12:37 pm

What does this mean*

July 14, 2013 at 2:45 pm

We all have more than one Animal Spirit Guide throughout our life. The fact that you have encountered more than Wolf is not unusual. You will however have only one Totem Animal guide and this one will stay with you always.

January 24, 2013 at 3:30 pm

um i am a 19 year old boy and i started to learn about shamanism like a year ago. I am very moved by the fact that i might have a spiritual animal that has been there all my life and maby he can tell me the things my mind blocked, i have no memories of my childhood nether from 6 grade to kindergarten is like i died and was remake it sounds weird but still there are answers i need and maby my spirit animal can help me but for that i need to now whats my spiritual animal and that i dont know. Could you enlighten me with information to encounter my spirit animal pleas and thank you sincerely Nova.

December 2, 2012 at 5:54 pm

Hello, my name is Ulric. I have known for a long time now that my main guide is the wolf, but recently it seems there is more than one. It is hard to say if there are two or more wolves following me throughout my days. Is this unusual? or for that matter, likely? I’ve been trying for quite awhile now to communicate more clearly with my guide(s) to better understand their intent but have been had a hard time. Perhaps someone could shed some light on this. Much thanks, Ulric

November 10, 2012 at 10:06 pm

Hi =3 Am not really sure if this site is still up and running, but i guess you could say i have a question and is seeking advice. When I was about fifteenish I kept having dreams about wolves and running with them, one particular one had spoken to me and told me he was my guardian, and his name Kurai or something like it. It had been years since that day that i keep wondering if it was all my imagination, or if he really was my ‘guardian’ per se. I keep wondering if possible how to reach him-though on certain occasions this year when i needed help in dreams and called his name he would come-but not always as a wolf. Any advice about this? am now 22 so ya.. kinda a weird request. Thanks again, and I’v read what you said, and it is enspiring, that’s why i decided to post here hoping to get feed back. Thanks again.

July 11, 2014 at 3:03 am

Hi Kira. If you still need help, I can help you with this kind of thing. So far what I’ve read in a few comments aren’t true and I find it to be an insult to my religious beliefs. With that said, I’ll do what I can to help you out. It can get extremely confusing sometimes. It took me 4 or 5 years before things made since. XD

October 8, 2012 at 1:37 pm

Greetings Valeria and welcome to Timberwolf HQ! Sometimes I feel like I just exited out of a time warp, I see you posted on July 29 and I just received the email notification today October 7. My apology for responding so late. It is very possible your Zodiac sign is a connection to your wolf spirit since it is the wolf. The feeling of this connection is your spirit guide drawing you in, don’t rush it, give it time to develop. Most people won’t speak to their guide right away until they can clearly see it. The ones who yell and scream are the ones who don’t know what they are feeling and are afraid and scared of their encounter, usually the first time around. Take your time with it and speak to it when you feel the time is right. If you need some help with working with your guide, please ask any questions you have and read Timber’s article https://timberwolfhq.com/discover-your-animal-totem/ I hope it won’t take that long to get back to you! Blessings, Ken Lonewolf

July 29, 2012 at 5:53 pm

Hello, I don’t really know how to explain this. I meditated on my spirit guide once and I think it’s a wolf. I didn’t speak to her but I feel this strong connection. Just today I learned the my zodiac sign is also a wolf (I’m a Pisces). Is it weird to feel a strong connection without having spoken to my spirit guide? I don’t know.. I feel like it’s true but I also feel like I might just be jumping into it a little quickly.

Thank you, Valeria

July 11, 2014 at 3:07 am

No worries Valeria. Mine is mute. Yours might be too. It’s totally normal to feel a strong connection. If it really is a spirit guide then it’s been with you since birth and most likely even before. If being mute is the case, as time goes by you might get her to talk to you by thought in both normal life AND meditation. It’s a bit tricky to tell if they’re your thoughts or hers but you’ll figure it out over time. 🙂

July 23, 2012 at 12:31 pm

It is fine. I understand. It is very difficult when one has a question and then to not get an answer. Just know that we are all here to help each other and that at times we are also busy.

I know that you will find your animal totem. Have faith and patience. Sometimes it takes people a little longer in finding their answers and others it happens quickly. Meditation are the best way to get to the place you need to be.

Blessings and best of luck. Do not hesitate to ask more questions if you need further help!

~DreamWeaver~

July 23, 2012 at 11:22 am

sorry i came off very mean and rude for that i am truly sorry.

July 19, 2012 at 12:51 pm

Greetings Sarah, Please forgive us for the long delay in responding to your question. Timberwolf and I have been very busy as of late, keeping up with work and family, hasn’t given me the time to respond in a timely manner. I just noticed my email today (7-17-12) and my good friend Holly Jo’s response. Normally I receive email notifications if a comment was posted, but for some odd reason never got yours. Please accept our apology for the delay. As far as your question, Holly Jo answered it for you (Thank you Holly!) . I am in full agreement that you do not have to have Native blood to see your animal guide, nor are there age limits. A young lad found his at an early age in one of our other postings Wolf Spirit. You can browse through the comments there. I feel you are having trouble meditating and clearing your mind to open yourself up to see your guide whatever it may be. What I am referring to is that your guide may be a wolf, a bird, dog, cat, or any other animal. You and only you can find out what it is. Work on your meditation technique and read this post to help you https://timberwolfhq.com/discover-your-animal-totem/ it will give you tips to find your guide.You can also follow up with https://timberwolfhq.com/animals-spirit-power-totem/ to find out about the various animal totems and what they represent. Again my personal apology for not responding. Good luck in your quest to find your guide, and my the Great Spirit guide you. Blessings to you and all who read Timberolf HQ, Ken Lonewolf

July 18, 2012 at 12:29 am

I response to your question dated 5/21/12. You do not have to have Native blood to find your guide, nor is there an age limit. It is sometimes difficult for people to actually meet their guides because they are not meditating or because sometimes there is fear in meeting them. What is felt in the heart and what you feel with your soul is the answer to if it is all in your head or not. Know that we are a community and if there is anything that I can do to help you or ease your mind, please let me know and I will do my best. 🙂

Please know that Timber Wolf has been extremely busy and when he has the time, he will get you answered.

Namaste Holly Jo ~DreamWeaver~

July 23, 2012 at 11:19 am

Sorry i came off a little mean……. okay really mean so sorry and ty for info

July 18, 2012 at 12:05 am

this is rediculaus my first question was in MAY on the 21 i posted the same question 2 times and still haven’t gotten 1 answer

July 18, 2012 at 11:44 am

Greetings Sarah, Please forgive us for the long delay in responding to your question. Timberwolf and I have been very busy as of late, keeping up with work and family, hasn’t given me the time to respond in a timely manner. I just noticed my email today (7-17-12) and my good friend Holly Jo’s response. Normally I receive email notifications if a comment was posted, but for some odd reason never got yours. Please accept our apology for the delay. As far as your question, Holly Jo answered it for you (Thank you Holly!) . I am in full agreement that you do not have to have Native blood to see your animal guide, nor are there age limits. A young lad found his at an early age in one of our other postings Wolf Spirit. You can browse through the comments there. I feel you are having trouble meditating and clearing your mind to open yourself up to see your guide whatever it may be. What I am referring to is that your guide may be a wolf, a bird, dog, cat, or any other animal. You and only you can find out what it is. Work on your meditation technique and read this post to help you https://timberwolfhq.com/discover-your-animal-totem/ it will give you tips to find your guide.You can also follow up with https://timberwolfhq.com/animals-spirit-power-totem/ to find out about the various animal totems and what they represent. Again my personal apology for not responding. Good luck in your quest to find your guide, and my the Great Spirit guide you. Blessings to you and all who read Timberolf HQ, Ken Lonewolf

July 6, 2012 at 10:26 am

hi guys i think i have a problem is there a certain age you have to be to contact your spirit guide because i kinda feel like i am making this all up in my head but i dont want to be i want this to be real please reply. -Sarah P.S i have no native American blood in me is that why i am having a hard time????

May 21, 2012 at 4:49 am

March 8, 2012 at 5:50 am

Is it possible you may never find the name of your spirit guide? I have had a spirit guide for many years and can never quite get the name. We can still cominucate but it never comes to the requirement of calling it by name. He is just always there, it’s like turning to a friend beside you to ask a question or for help.

April 1, 2012 at 2:34 pm

It is possible that you may not know the name of your guide. It is a matter for the guide themselves to divulge their name to you. Sometimes that is irrelevant to why they have come to you and so the guide finds it unnecessary. Meditation and patience are the only prescription that will assist with this matter. However, don’t try to force the issue, you may loose the confidence of your guide altogether.

July 11, 2014 at 3:09 am

Exactly! You don’t give them a name because they already have a name. Its your job to discover it. Its kind of like a test. 🙂

March 3, 2012 at 12:27 pm

Hi Kealani and welcome to Timberwolf HQ! Are you a lunatic? Hardly! That feeling comes from not understanding what is happening to you and talking to people who do not know or understand what you are talking about. It is perfectly normal to feel this because it is new to you, but you will overcome this fear of not understanding what is happening to you.

Give yourself some time to work with your guide, meditate and speak to it. It will listen to you. Gaze into it’s eyes to make a connection with it. You can see their inner soul. Once you become comfortable with it you can go on adventures and it will become your companion and guide. It is a special gift to have this happen to you.

Can God and your inner animal work together? Absolutely yes! God created all the animals of the Earth and man was destined to be tied to them. There is nothing wrong with using animals in a positive and respectful manner. Man was meant to coexist with all of God’s creations. It is one of the Native American 10 commandments to treat Mother Earth and all of creation with the utmost respect.

Take the Chinese monks of thousands of years ago, they studied the behavior and the movement of many animals to develop the many styles of Kung Fu that we know today. Each animal has their own qualities. The wolf has the qualities of being a tight family. Each wolf has an important role in the pack. The wolf is a teacher, being able to show and teach things to others around them. The wolf is a pathfinder, being able to try new things and to guide the pack. The wolf is a protector, keeping the pack out of harm’s way, he will do whatever is necessary to protect them. If you feel these qualities in you, you most likely have the wolf as your guide.

Growth does come from acceptance of all forms of life and the knowing of the valuable lessons they can teach us. It is our own ignorance that we fail to see what our Creator has given us to use. Use them wisely though, and do not mistreat them for what we have gained can be easily lost.

I truly hope you and Chazen will be spiritually bound together and you may enjoy the relationship you have created together. And enjoy your journey together.

Blessings to all of you, Ken Lonewolf

May 23, 2012 at 5:50 am

Thank you so much for replying back, it really helped. May God continue to bless you and everyone going through this as well =]

February 20, 2012 at 6:58 am

I love your article and the stories that you put into it…I’m kind of new at this and I all of a sudden had doubts about him last night and it has been bugging me. I don’t know if it is my crazy imagination or what. Then I discovered this site. The wolf that appears to me in my mind wonderings is called Chazen. His fur is as white as snow and he has brown eyes(i’m pretty sure of it). I have went on adventures with him and have daydreamed about me and Chazen fulfilling tasks that God gave us. And I’m sorry if I sound like a complete lunatic. And is this normal?! I have always loved wolves but it wasn’t until I was discovering more about myself that I discovered that it was the only animal that I truly loved. I often imagine myself running through the woods with Chazen and my pack. And can God and the inner animal work together??? And today I ran into this quote, “Growth comes through acceptance of all forms of life and the acknowledgement of the lessons they can teach.” I have ran into it before and it feels like the first time I ran into it and when I ran into it today are connected. Help me please.

February 7, 2012 at 4:13 pm

My guides named ME, in Algonquin its very long but in English it means Frozenwolf. Took me a year after starring at myself in lakes in wolf form while thinking why I was named that. The reasoning why was amazing. Too long and detailed here but it made sense about my personality, traits and challenges and morals in my life. I have seen all my totems human looking forms as well. Including recently the main family totem of a Canadian grey wolf. His form was very ancient looking but wise, as like a chef.

March 30, 2012 at 6:35 pm

Namaste Nibi

Thank you for visiting and sharing your knowledge and experiences with my readers and I here at Timberwolf HQ.

December 29, 2011 at 5:21 pm

Introduction into the life of the Owl. A guardian warrior by birth descended down from all great inhabitants of this world and the next. Viewing myself from outside the line of sight seen from my eyes, trapped underwater beneath the firm grip of a log I had tried using for safe crossing over the swift streams current which now gives me this outsiders view of my young boyish self no older than four years of age.

On a job sight as my father welded on a bridge near by, mother sitting comfortably in a beach chair beneath the sun as she read a book, I wondered adventurously. My guardian, a wolf dog given to me at birth now the same age as myself, crossing the stream she uses a log as her crossing. Following close behind I was sure to meet her on the other side.

That was my intention before feeling the slippery moss gave way under my feet. Happening to fall off on the upstream side of the log I was swiftly pinned between sand and tree… I remember the water being so clear, though not able to set myself free I imagined my dog and how I wasn’t there in our discovery of what lay across the stream. Time passes slowly when faced with reality, suddenly with perfect clarity of an outsiders view I seen exactly what was needed to free this child. Whether I became assended from within or momentarily viewed life through the eyes of a wolf, I was aware that all was needed was to push away enough rock, sand and gravel from beneath me allowing the force of water to guide me through to the other side where I’d be free from the log which kept me fastly pinned to the depths of the stream bed. Upon doing this, little Arthur Stock Jr. rose from the bank on which he came only now sopping wet and walking calmly to his mother, all the while as I viewed this from the other side of the stream.

December 29, 2011 at 7:01 pm

Namaste Arthur

Welcome to Timberwolf HQ. I would like to thank you for the powerful words of your comment. I felt the chill of the water and the goose bumps on my arms as the young Arthur Stock Jr walked out of the water to his mother.

Thank you for sharing.

January 2, 2012 at 2:58 pm

Namaste Arthur,

I myself have experienced the seeing of myself from the outside as seen through the eyes of the wolf. It has kept me out of dangerous situations because I saw it from a different perspective and was able to make the decisions to avoid it. I have also been visited by other animal guides as well depending on the situation. You are truly blessed to experience this and would love to hear more of your visions.

Thank you for sharing,

July 4, 2011 at 6:02 am

I thought that Silverfawn would be a good name for my spirit guide but i was wrong, i know now that Aruna is the right name. Aruna means Dawn in Cheyenne Indian, so it works out perfectly, in a way me and my Spirit guide has the same name.

June 19, 2011 at 12:12 pm

Namaste Caroline, Give yourself some time for the name, you have already taken a huge step finding your animal totem. Take some time to develop your relationship with your guide, learn about it’s character and traits and how it relates to you. Meditate and place yourself with it in a quiet place, speak to it, look into it’s eyes, you will be surprised at what you can learn from it. The name may just appear from nowhere, capture it and it may be what you are seeking. Patience is the key, just let it happen on it’s own. Keep us posted on your progress, and blessings to you, Ken Lonewolf

June 18, 2011 at 12:47 pm

After reading this I have discovered what I always felt to be true. The horse is my animal guide. I have always felt a kindred spirit with horses , especially the wild mustang for its’ unfathomable courage and unbreakable spirit. I am not in depth enough yet with my spirituality to name my spirit guide. I believe I have found the friends with which I may learn to search my soul for the answers that I seek.

Thank you Lonewolf for yet another wonderful article. Truly it appears to be written from the depths of your soul…

June 20, 2011 at 9:38 pm

Namaste Caroline

Thank you for your comment. It is wonderful to see so much interaction going on here at Timberwolf HQ these days. I too am pleased that you have located your animal guide. While I think that patience is necessary to understand your guide and its message and lessons for you. However, meditation can afford you a closer link to your guide and it can even speed up the process of name discovery. The article: Discovering Your Animal Totem has an amazing meditation that has helped many people to not only meet, but be introduced to their animal guide by name. As to your own spirit name, that will come with time. Have patience – a-ye-ga-li a-ga-ti-yv

June 11, 2011 at 6:18 am

This article was very inspirational, helped me to learn the ways of my native american brothers, I hope Lonewolf, continues to enlighten us in his verses, and teaches us of the true american way! Wishing you much success in your endeavors, sincerly, Silver Wolf

June 10, 2011 at 2:22 pm

Ken Lonewolf,

That was absolutely beautiful! I have had 2 different guides come to me during one of my meditations,although I believe that I do have a 3rd one and have only seen it once. However, I believe that my first guide is my strongest and the one that is around me most often. My 2nd guide is there when I need him and most generally he pops in and out of my day as the time comes appropriate for his presence! My first guide is Wolf….although I am still trying to figure out if my guide is male or female, I believe it to be female (maybe I am just guessing on this, but I have not been told that I was wrong yet!) I have a name that sticks with me and as a dog breeder, I even named one of my dogs the name. It is Tala….which means “Stalking Wolf” in Native American, but not sure which tribe. Until I am certain if my guide is male or female, I will not give it a name, I would so hate to name my guide a girl name, if it was actually a male! My 2nd guide is a Bear and is a male. I have named him “Standing Bear”, as every time I have seen him, he is standing on his hind legs.

I absolutely love this and Thank you so much for sharing with us! As many of us are just learning how to contact our guides!

Timber Wolf, I do believe you have another great Article writer on your hands!

Blessings to both of you, as jobs well done!

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Names Based on Pack Terminology : Wolves are social animals that live in packs. You can choose a name that relates to pack terminology, such as Alpha, Beta, Omega, Packard, Luna, or Scout.

Powerful Names : Wolves are often associated with power and resilience. Opt for names that evoke strength and authority, like Titan, Valkyrie, Blaze, Luna, Odin, or Athena.

Remember, the most important thing is to choose a name that resonates with you and captures the spirit of your wolf! Trust your instincts and enjoy the process of finding the perfect name.

Species of Wolf

Wolves are fascinating creatures known for their strong social bonds and howling communication. They are highly intelligent and are excellent hunters, with a keen sense of hearing and smell. Did you know that wolves can run up to speeds of 35 miles per hour (56 km/h)? They are also known for their beautiful coats, which can range from gray to black to white.

Common Wolf Names

Cool Wolf Names

• Blizzardpaw
• Thundermoon
• Frostshadow
• Lunarstrike
• Midnightshadow
• Silverstorm
• Frostfireclaw
• Stormshadow
• Shadowstorm
• Midnightmoon

Creative Wolf Names

• Shadowstrike
• Thunderclaw
• Thunderstrike
• Stormrunner
• Thunderheart
• Thunderstorm
• Winterstorm
• Emberstrike
• Stormhowler
• Moonlighter
• Spiritstrike

Cute Wolf Names

Female wolf names, funny wolf names.

• Wacky Woofster
• The Howling Hound
• Sir Sniffs-A-Lot
• Woofy Woofer
• Furball Fury
• Barky Barkington
• Wolfie Wagger
• The Big Bad Woof
• Sir Howls-A-Lot
• Woofenstein
• Pawsome Pup
• Howl And Seek
• Barky Mcbarkface
• Lupin The Woof
• Sir Barksalot
• Wolfie Mcwolferson
• Fur-Nomenal
• Howl-O-Ween
• Woofy Mcwooferson
• Howlacious Hound
• Barky Mcsnifferson
• Wolfie Wigglebutt
• The Big Bad Bark
• Sir Waggington

Gender Neutral Wolf Names

Male Wolf Names

Mystical wolf names.

Naughty Wolf Names

• Grim Reaper’S Curse
• Shadow Slayer
• Brutal Rampage
• Snarling Nightmare
• Vicious Vortex
• Savage Snarl
• Fang The Ferocious
• Alpha Howlheart
• Diablo Fangs
• Grim Reaper Wolf
• Shadow Stalker
• Brutal Hunter
• Snarling Fury
• Vicious Growl
• Savage Bite
• Fang The Fierce
• Alpha Howler
• Thunderpaws
• Diablo Wolf
• Grim Reaper
• Shadow Wolf
• Brutal Fang
• Snarling Beast
• Vicious Howl
• Savage Claw
• Diablo Thunderpaws
• Alpha Howlmoon
• Fang The Furious
• Diablo Thunderclaw
• Razorstrike The Ruthless
• Grim Reaper’S Scythe
• Shadow Shredder Of Souls
• Brutal Devastator
• Snarling Shadowbeast
• Vicious Vortexblade
• Savage Deathclaw
• Fang The Fiendish
• Alpha Howlfire
• Thunderbolt
• Diablo Bloodfang
• Grim Reaper’S Wrath
• Fangs Mcsnarl
• Shadow Slicer
• Snarling Nightmare King
• Vicious Venom
• Savage Beastmode
• Fang The Feral
• Alpha Howlstar
• Thunderclap
• Diablo Clawbreaker
• Razorstrike
• Grim Reaper’S Shadow
• Shadow Shredder
• Brutal Doom
• Snarling Demon
• Vicious Vengeance
• Savage Fury
• Brutal Annihilator
• Alpha Howlstar The Alpha

Famous Wolfs

• Balto – A famous sled dog who helped deliver medicine to Nome, Alaska during a diphtheria outbreak in 1925.
• Fenrir – A monstrous wolf from Norse mythology, known as the son of the god Loki.
• The Big Bad Wolf – A character from various fairy tales, most notably “Little Red Riding Hood” and “The Three Little Pigs.”
• Wolf O’Donnell – A character from the “Star Fox” video game series, known as the leader of the Star Wolf team.
• White Fang – The titular character from Jack London’s novel, a wolf-dog hybrid who experiences both the wild and domesticated worlds.
• Direwolf – From the TV series “Game of Thrones,” these large wolves are the sigil of House Stark and play a significant role in the story.
• Wile E. Coyote – While not a wolf, this character from the Looney Tunes cartoons often tries to catch the Road Runner and shares some similarities with wolves.
• Wolf Man – A classic movie monster from films like “The Wolf Man” (1941), known for transforming into a werewolf.
• Wolfie – A character from the children’s TV show “The Backyardigans,” who is a friendly and adventurous wolf.
• Wolfie – A character from the TV show “Sesame Street,” who is a wolf puppet and often plays the saxophone.
• Wolf’s Rain – An anime series about a group of wolves searching for paradise in a post-apocalyptic world.
• Wolf Blitzer – A journalist and news anchor for CNN, known for his work on “The Situation Room.”

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Tips for choosing a good wolf name.

Finding the perfect name for your wolf can be an exciting and meaningful process. Here are some tips to help you come up with a great name:

Is it easy to say? : Ensure that the name you choose for your wolf is easy to pronounce. Test it out by saying it aloud multiple times to see if it rolls off the tongue effortlessly.

Does it suit your wolf? : Consider if the name matches your wolf’s characteristics and appearance. It’s important to choose a name that reflects their unique personality.

Say it out loud : Imagine yourself calling out the name to your wolf. If it feels right and brings a sense of connection, then you’ve found the perfect choice!

Remember, trust your instincts. When you discover the ideal name, you’ll hopefully feel a strong bond with your wolf and the name you’ve chosen.

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Wolf Names: 700+ Name Ideas, Video & Quiz

If you are looking for wolf names for your dog, you are in the right place.

Wolves are like dogs and many dog owners like to name their dogs with wolf meaning names.

The Wolf is also known as the gray wolf or grey wolf .

Further, they are native to Eurasia and North America .

Some dog owners are giving wolf names to their dogs because then they will feel their dogs as real wolves .

So if you have dog breeds like Alaskan Husky , Malamute , German Shepherd , Eskimo , and so on, you would love to get them a wolf name.

Explore   Breed Specific Dog Names

Further, if your dog has a behavior of a wolf , then also you might be interested in choosing wolve names.

In this article, we have listed down 7 00+ Wolf Names under various themes such as male and female names, wolf names in other languages, famous wolf character names and so on.

You can also take our Quiz  at the end of this article, to find out if your dog or puppy has any wolf spirit within him or her. 

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Top Wolf Names 2023

Here you can find a list of most popular wolf names in this current 2023 .

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Did you pick up any of the previous names?

Keep on reading to discover more wolf names idea.

Top Wolf Names 2022

Instead, below is a list of most popular wolf names in the past year 2022 .

Above, there are the famous wolf names that were commonly in use.

Male Wolf Names with Meanings

Below is a list of male wolf names that are more suitable for boy dogs and puppies .

These names seem to express the powerful feeling of wolves.

In fact, a male wolf symbolizes power , courage , territorial patrol and dominance .

• Czar – Ruler
• Apollo – Mainly, Beauty
• Blue – The Color
• Blizzard – Blessed
• King – Ruler
• Finn  – White. This makes a good name for a white wolf.
• Asher – Lived by an Ash Tree
• Flint – Stream
• Klondike – Hammerstone Water
• Hawk – Falcon, Bird of Prey
• Aztec – From Spanish Azteca
• Eskimo – One who Nets Snowshoes
• Knight – Warrior
• Echo – Reverberating Sound
• Frost – Born at the Time of Frost
• Kodiak – Island
• Cayden – Fighter
• Holo – To be Welcome
• Howl – Wizard. This name looks like a wolf demon name.
• Cobalt – Goblin
• Dakota – Friend
• Gray – Black Mixed with White. It is a matching name for a black wolf.
• Alpha – The Greek Letter
• Alaska – Great Land. Alaska is a cold US territory.
• Fang – Chinese Surname
• Gunner – Someone who Operated a Cannon
• Hunter – One Who Hunts
• Gandalf – Wand Elf
• Kiba – Protect

• Dixon – Son of Richard
• Aragorn – Royal Zeal
• Amigo – Friend
• Goliath – Uncover
• Canyon – Footpath
• Rune – Rune
• Lobo – Wolf
• Peter – Stone
• Odin – Inspiration. It is an evil wolf name.
• Vlad – Romanian
• Silver – White
• Lucky – Fortunate
• Smoke – Rough
• Winter – The Coldest Season of the year
• Timber – Wood
• Montana – Mountain
• Sebastian – Venerable
• Xerxes – Ruler Over Heroes. This is a suitable one for Alpha looking wolf.
• Tundra – Treeless Mountain Tract

• Scout – To Listen
• Spartan – Self-Restrained
• Rocky – Rock
• Titan – Powerful big man
• Torak – Sensitive
• Romulus – Founders of the city of Rome
• Sabre – Sword
• Thor – Thunder
• Largo – Long
• Lance – Land
• Shadow – Shade from Sun
• Swift  – Quick and Fast
• Totem – Spirit Being
• Spirit – Soul
• Twilight – Dusk
• Scar – Scarlet. This is a Gaelic inspired wolf name .
• Loki – God from Norse Mythology. This is also known as the Viking wolf .
• Stalker – Stealthy Person
• Remus – Founder of Rome

We hope that these wolf names are suitable to your pet, which one have you selected?

Let us know, in the comments, if you have any other name that you want to be add to the list.

Female Wolf Names with Meanings

Below is a list of female wolf names that are more suitable for girl puppies.

Also, theme female wolf names have been selected based on the strength , power  and beauty .

• Koda – The Ally
• Cami – Crooked nose
• Mikumi – The Eighth Sign of the Chinese Zodiac
• Ice – Frozen Water
• Dawn – The first Appearance of Light
• Athena – Goddess of Wisdom. It is like a wolf god name.
• Artemis – Safe
• Dakota – Friendly
• Kitsune – Japanese Word for Fox
• Cinder – Ash
• Lupa – Wolf
• Kali – A Maiden
• Maia – Great
• Midnight – Neutral
• Meiko – Bud
• Anubis – God of Death
• Ivory – Pure
• Gray – Black Mixed with White
• Destiny – Fate
• Arcadia – Happiness
• Luna – Moon
• Aspen – City in Colorado
• Zelda – Dark Battle
• Alpine – Fair

• Juneau – Young
• Aurora – Dawn
• Ash – Happy
• Rain – Abundant Blessings
• Tempest – Stormy
• Raven – Dark Haired or Wise
• Yuki – Snow
• Snow – Frozen Rain
• Cassiopiea – Famous Constellation
• Sage – Prophet
• Queen – Female Ruler. This name also means the wolf queen.
• Night – Evening
• Saga – Fairy tale
• Swift – Quick and fast
• Rogue – Dishonest
• Tundra – Uplands
• Storm – Tempest
• Skoll – Cheers
• Sumeria – The Land of the Civilized Kings

• Raksha – Protection
• Winter – The coldest Season of the Year
• Una – The personification of Truth
• Spirit – Soul. It is a good baby wolf name.
• Sibi – A Great King
• Moon – To Measure. It is a good support wolf name.
• Topaz – Jewel
• Pepper – Spice
• Misty – Covered with Mist
• Sierra – The Spanish word for Saw
• Star – Luminous Astronomical Object
• Nikita – Greek Nicetas

Have you picked which female wolf name is your favorite?

Prefer names that are short and not misunderstood by other sounds.

Names That Mean Wolf

There many words, terms and slangs are in use to mean wolves .

Let’s say that your country has wolves.

Therefore, there could be different slangs in your language that are connected with wolfs.

So below is a list of wolf names in different languages, cultures, communities and so on, used to mean wolf (i.e., other names for wolf).

• Adalwolf – German origin name; it means Honest Wolf
• Lobo – It is a Spanish origin name; this term is used to call “Mexican Wolf”
• Conan – Another Irish origin name; it has several meanings like “Little Wolf, Little Hound”
• Adolfo – German origin name for “Wolf”
• Lupus – Latin originated name; further, it stands for “Wolf” in Latin
• Nashoba – Native American-Choctaw origin name; the meaning of the name is “Wolf”
• Gonzalo – Spanish originated name and the name Gonzalo is used to calling “Wolf”
• Eyolf – Scandinavian origin name; it also has the meaning of “Lucky Wolf”
• Amaruq – Inuit origin name; also, it has the meaning of “Grey Wolf”
• Gunnolf – Norwegian origin name; also, the meaning of the name is Fighting Wolf”
• Adolpha – Another German origin name; further, it has the meaning of “Female Wolf”
• Boris – Russian origin name; it has several meanings like “Wolf, Leopard, Snow Leopard”
• Lupo – In the Italian language “Cane Lupo” means “Wolf Dog”
• Connery – Celtic origin name and it has the meanings of “Warrior Wolf”
• Lowell – Another ancient French origin name; it has the meaning of “Young Wolf”
• Lelou / Leloo – French origin name and it stands for “The Wolf”
• Connor – Irish origin name; further, it has the meaning of “Lover of Wolves.”
• Adolph – Another German name; meaning of the name is “Decent Wolf”
• Bardawulf – English origin name; further, it has the meaning of “Bright Wolf”
• Amoux/ Arnou – French origin name; the meaning of the name is “Eagle Wolf”

• Beowulf – English origin name; it might have possibly derived from “Beewolf”
• Channing/Channon – Irish origin name; it has the meaning of “Young Wolf”
• Gorg – Iranian origin name, it has the meaning of “Wolf, Hound”
• Accalia – Latin origin name; in mythology, there was a wolf with this name
• Ookami – Japanese term to call “Wolf”
• Wolfgang – German originated male name; also, the meaning of the name is “Path of the Wolf”
• Skoll – It stands for “Two Wolves”
• Raff – English origin name; it means Red Wolf.
• Odolf – It is a Germanic name, and it means “Noble Wolf”
• Ulrich – German Origin name; it stands for “Power of the Wolf”
• Ulfred/ Ulmer – Another English name; further, the meaning of the name is “Wolf of Peace”
• Rand – Anglo-Saxon name; further, it has the meaning of “Wolf Shield”
• Volk  – A Russian term for “Wolf”
• Rafe – It is a mixed name with English and Scandinavian influence; also, it has the meaning of “Wise Wolf”
• Rolf – Scandinavian origin name; the meaning of the name is “Wolf”
• Wolfrik – It is a German term and the meaning is “King of the Wolves.”
• Tamaska – North American Indian origin name; the meaning of the name is “Mighty Wolf”
• Wolfram – It is a popular German-surname, and it has the meaning of “Wolf”

• Ralph – Another English origin name; it has the meaning of “Famous Wolf”
• Ulmer – The name has come initially from the English language and it has the meaning of “Famous Wolf”
• Wilk – Polish language name and the meaning of the name is “Wolf”
• Raoul – English origin name meaning “Red Wolf”
• Randolph – Again, this is also an English originated name; it has the meaning of “Wolf”
• Rodolfo – Portuguese and Spanish origin name and the meaning of the name is “Famous Wolf”
• Rolo – German originated name; the meaning of the name is “Wolf”
• Vilkas – Lithuanian language-based name; also, it has the meaning of “Wolf”
• Onai – African origin name, stands for “Wolf”

Do you know that many dogs perceive mainly the first two syllables of the words?

Names of Famous Wolves

There many movies and tv shows which has famous wolf characters and names.

Those characters are in both children’s movies and other types of movies as well.

So, there is massive popularity for those wolf characters, and therefore we have listed such wolf names as below.

• Sirius – Fictional character in Harry Potter
• Raksha – Fictional character featured in the Mowgli stories
• Skjor – Nordic member of the Companions in the “Skyrim”
• Nighteyes – Wolf and the third Wit-bond partner of Fitz Chivalry in the Farseer Trilogy
• Riff Raff – Another character of an animated series called “Underdog”; also, this makes a good Anime wolf name
• Ryder – A minor Character in the “True Blood”
• Torvar – Nord Warrior and a member of the Companions “Skyrim”
• Shaggydog – One of Six Direwolf Pups found by the children of House Stark in Game of Thrones
• Maugrim – Maugrim is a fictional Character in the novel The Lion
• Nymeria – One of Six Direwolf Pups found by the children of House Stark in Game of Thrones
• Lupin – Professor Remus Lupin is a friend of James Potter in Harry Potter
• Ralph Wolf – Ralph Wolf and Sam Sheepdog are characters in a series of animated cartoons in the Loony Tunes
• Quigly – Nine-year-old Arctic wolf in Game of Thrones
• Rama – A minor character in the Jungle Book
• Scar Snout – The main antagonist of the 1998 animated film “The Rugrats Movie”
• Moro – Moro is the God of the Wolves in the Princess Mononoke
• Kodlak – Harbinger of the Companions in Whiterun in “Skyrim”
• Gmork – German Fictional Character in the Never-ending Story
• Lady – Adopted as a pup with the rest of the Stark Direwolves in Game of Thrones

• Balto – American animated Adventure Film
• Grey Wind – Grey Wind was one of Six Direwolf Pups in Game of Thrones
• Hollis – Werewolf owner and bouncer in the “True Blood” series
• Lobo – Character in the American animated film of the Legend of Lobo
• Kodi – Kodiak was born to Balto and Jenna
• Aleu – Aleu was the wolf-dog hybrid Daughter of Balto
• Embry – Shape-shifter and one of Jacob Black’s Best Friends in Twilight
• Akela – Fictional Character in the Jungle Book story series
• Greyback – Fenrir Greyback was a Werewolf Notorious for his Savagery in the Harry Potter series
• Ghost – One of Six Direwolf Pups in Game of Thrones
• Greycub – Character in a novel for children or young adults called “The Cry of the Wolf”
• Jenna – Deuteragonist of Balto and its threequel Balto III
• Arcanine – Is a Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I

Do you know that many dogs perceive mainly the first two syllabes of the words?

Werewolf Names

Werewolf is a mythical creature in many stories.

Usually, the werewolf is a human with the ability to shapeshift into a wolf .

So below is a list of wolf names that have derived from those werewolf characters.

It is possible tha many of these will sound familiar!

You can also take the short form of the names.

• Jeremy Danvers – His son -turned bodyguard and the Werewolf who bit Elena
• Michael Corvin – A fictional Character from the Underworld series.
• Fenrir Greyback – Werewolf notorious for his Savagery in Harry Potter
• Jack Russell – Werewolf appearing in American comic books
• Lucian Greymark – Husband of Jocelyn Frayin the Mortal Instruments
• David Kessler – Fictional character of An American Werewolf in London
• Draugluin – Draugluin was the first werewolf to be bred by Morgoth
• Aardwolf – Superhuman mutant from Madripoor in the Night Thrasher Comic
• Captain – Natural werewolf character in the Hellsing series and a member of the Millennium forces
• Delphine Angua von Uberwald – A character from the Discworld novels of Terry Pratchett
• Oz – Fictional character in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer; it looks like a fantasy wolf name

Funny Wolf Names

These are some of the funny wolf names for different movies, comics, video games and so on.

Giving a smiley name will always transmit positive feeling when calling your pet.

Have a look whether you like these funny wolves names :

• Peter – Rock
• Ninja – Japanese fighter
• Virginia – Maiden
• Steppenwolf – Wolf of the Prairie
• Tinkerbell – Fairy story Character
• Porkchop – Portuguese People
• Tiny – A follower of Christ
• Moon – To Measure
• Sheba – Oath
• Tim / Timber – Honouring God
• Ruff – Rough
• Snoop – To Pry Sneakily
• Shewolf – Wolves
• Dire – Deer
• Bones – Good
• Wolverine – Brave
• Grey – Grey-Haired
• Honeybear – Sweetie
• Diva – Celebrated Singer
• Howl / Howler – A Glaring Blunder
• Beowulf – War Wolf
• Fluffy – Fun-loving Young Woman
• Harry – Army Ruler
• Chewie – Likes to Chew
• Fuzzy – Onvoking Pleasant
• Frosty – One who is Cool and Crisp

Dire Wolf Names

Dire wolves are known to be extinct animals from the world. Further, it is assumed that these dire wolves lived in the Americas.

Moreover, their scientific name is “ Canis Dirus “.

Below is a dire wolves names of the Stark children and their pet, from Games of Thrones.

• Grey Wind , Robb Stark
• Lady , Sansa Stark
• Nymeria , Arya Stark
• Shaggydog , Rickon Stark
• Summer , Bran Stark
• Ghost , Jon Snow

Native American Names for Wolf

As widely known, native Americans have a thick connection with nature , their names bring within powerful meaning.

• Kiyaya – Howling wolf
• Honi – Spirit
• Maiyun – God
• Lelou – Gift of God
• Shunkaha – Wolf
• Honiahaka – Little wolf

Cool Wolf Names

Below is a list of cool pet wolf names

• Othello – He has the sound of God
• Flare – Destroy love
• Comet – Icy object
• Saxon – Short sword
• Arrow – A Projectile Fired from A Bow
• Major – Better
• Zelda – Dark battle

Badass Wolves Names

Wolves bring within the concept of wilderness and strength.

If this not enough, below are some of the badass unique wolf names .

Cute Wolf Names

Below are some good wolf names for cute puppies.

Wolf Pack Names

Below is a list of wolf gang names.

• Moon Shine Pack
• River Bed Pack
• Still Green Pack
• Spirit Walker Pack
• Silver Dawn
• Oceans Howl Pack

Final Words

We hope you have found out some awesome wolf names from our names lists.

Also, it is better to choose a name that goes with your passion so that you will not get bored with the name that you have chosen.

If you are looking for more name ideas, these guides might help you Alaskan Dog Names , Native American Dog Names

Does your dog hosts a Wolf Spirit?

Are you are wondering if your dog has a Wolf Spirit ?

You might  need some help in finding out if your dog could  well  suit a Wolf Name.

The following Quiz will require you to answer to 7 questions related to your animal behavior and origins , in order to check if your dog has any kind of ancient wolf spirit within.

It will also find out the type of temper, distinguishing between Warrior , Wise , Mystic , Fellow or simply No-Wolf .

Let us know in the comments, which kind of Wolf Spirit lives within your dog and which Wolf Name you have decided to pick.

(Completion time 4 minutes).

We will begin the test by studying your dog in a lonely situation. Which one between the following mainly describes your dog when alone?

This question investigates your dog behavior to judge the ability of looking after the primary instinct: the need and the quest for food. If you do not have any experience about this kind of situation, try to imagine your dog in a similar context and pick the most suitable answer.

How does your dog act when in a group of similar individuals? Check the answer that best describes the way your dog would interact in the herd.

This question wants to understand if you baby dog is going to grow up in a group or as a solo dog with few social interactions. As you can imagine, this will affect your dog personality.

This question may look simple but it is crucial in discovering if your dog has a wolf spirit. When and how is your dog howling, if ever?

You know, many people say that “our eyes are the mirror of our soul”. In this sense, which one of the following seems to describe your dog glance?

In the end, we need to know your dog genetic past since it directly affects the way your dog will act and be.

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60+ Famous Wolf Names from History, TV, Literature, & More

Wolves have always been represented in pop culture and there are many wolf characters in movies, cartoons, and even books. Even way back in ancient history, wolves are majestic animals that are used as a guardian pet. So we compiled over 60 famous wolf names to inspire you in naming your pet, or if you have a pet wolf.

We have included the reference to where these famous wolf names are taken from and so you would know that there are wolves in these fictional sources.

• Lobo (The Legend of Lobo)
• Raksha (The Jungle Book)
• Devil (The Phantom)
• Gmork (The Neverending Story)
• Wolfen (Kya: Dark Lineage)
• Baree (Baree, Son of Kazan)
• Fell (Fell)
• Hokey Wolf (Huckleberry Hound)
• Loopy De Loop (Loopy De Loop)
• George and Angeline (Never Cry Wolf)
• Wolf Boss (Kung Fu Panda 2)
• Greycub (The Cry of the Wolf)
• Two Socks (Dances with Wolves)
• Nighteyes (The Farseer Trilogy)
• Hugo (Bloody Roar)
• Sif (Dark Souls)
• Runt (Runt)
• Balto (Balto)
• Scar Snout (The Rugrats Movie)
• McWolf (Droopy)
• Walter Wolf (Animaniacs)
• Alpha Wolf (The Grey)
• Akela (The Jungle Book)
• Hutch (Animal Boxing)
• Grey (Animal Boxing)
• Nitka (Shasta of the Wolves)
• Alberto (Lupo Alberto)
• Faolan (Wolves of the Beyond)
• Bruce (Animal Boxing)
• Lupo (Fix und Foxi)
• Moro (Princess Mononoke)

• Riff Raff (Underdog)
• Stinky, Claudette & Runt (Alpha and Omega 2: A Howl-iday Adventure)
• Cami (Animal Boxing)
• Sebastian (Zookeeper)
• Canim (Codex Alera)
• Blanca (Shadow Hearts 2)
• Larka (The Sight)
• Terra (Legend of Legaia)
• White Fang (White Fang)
• Blizzard Wolfang (Mega Man X6)
• Thane (Armello)
• Kiba, Tsume, Toboe, Blue, Hige (Wolf’s Rain)
• Wor (Ringing Bell)
• Classified (Penguins of Madagascar)
• Holo (Spice and Wolf)
• Timber Wolf (Benji the Hunted)
• Sierra (Legend of Mana)
• Shiro (Suikoden 2)
• Ralph Wolf (Looney Tunes)
• Larc (Legend of Mana)
• Wendy Wolf (Peppa Pig)
• Maugrim (The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe)
• Marta (Wolf: The Journey Home)
• Wilford Wolf (Animaniacs)
• Humphrey & Kate (Alpha and Omega)
• Bill Grey (Star Fox 64)
• Wolf O’Donnell (Star Fox 64)
• Kazan (Kazan)
• Linnux (Rock Dog)
• Koga (Inuyasha)
• Zylo (Shining Force)
• Huttser and Palla (The Sight)
• Florence Ambrose (Freefall)
• Aragh / Aargh (The Dragon and the George)

If you’re looking for specific best wolf names based on different categories for males and females, then you can also create a wolf name based on your own preferences with our wolf name generator .

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200+ Cute, Cool & Badass Names For Pet Wolf

Wolves are powerful, intelligent creatures that have been admired and feared throughout history, which is why it’s not easy to name one.

They have been featured in countless myths, legends, and stories, and their names have always been associated with strength, loyalty, and intelligence.

When choosing a name for a wolf, it’s important to think about the wolf’s personality.

Is it fierce and aggressive, or calm and gentle? Does it have a unique trait that sets it apart from other wolves?

Second, it’s important to consider the wolf’s color. Many wolf names are inspired by their fur color, such as Gray, Black, or White.

Finally, it’s important to choose a name that is unique and memorable. A good wolf name should be easy to remember and should reflect the wolf’s personality and traits.

Whether you’re looking for a name that is fierce and powerful, or one that is gentle and loyal, there is a wolf name out there that is perfect for your furry friend.

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Historical and Famous Wolf Names

Wolves have been a part of human history and culture for thousands of years.

Here are some historical and famous wolf names that have stood the test of time:

• Fenrir  – In Norse mythology, Fenrir was a monstrous wolf who was prophesied to kill Odin during Ragnarok, the end of the world.
• Amaguk  – In Inuit mythology, Amaguk was a wolf god who controlled the hunt and was associated with the winter solstice.
• Remus and Romulus  – According to Roman mythology, the twin brothers Remus and Romulus were raised by a she-wolf and founded the city of Rome.
• Sirius  – In Greek mythology, Sirius was a giant wolf who guarded the gates of the underworld. He’s also a character in the Harry Potter books who can turn into a wolf.
• White Fang  – The title character of Jack London’s famous novel, White Fang is a wolf-dog hybrid who survives in the harsh wilderness of the Yukon.
• Balto  – Balto was a Siberian husky who led a team of sled dogs on a heroic journey to deliver medicine to Nome, Alaska during a diphtheria outbreak in 1925.
• Greyback  – Fenrir Greyback is a werewolf character from the Harry Potter series, known for his ferocity and loyalty to Voldemort.

Games of Thrones Dire Wolf Names

The six direwolves belonging to House Stark are as follows:

• Grey Wind – adopted by Robb Stark
• Lady – adopted by Sansa Stark
• Nymeria – adopted by Arya Stark
• Shaggydog – adopted by Rickon Stark
• Summer – adopted by Bran Stark
• Ghost – adopted by Jon Snow

These names have been used in literature, mythology, and pop culture, and continue to inspire awe and admiration for the power and majesty of wolves.

Funny Wolf Names

When it comes to naming a wolf, there are a lot of options to choose from.

If you’re looking for some funny wolf names to consider, here are a few ideas:

• Chewbacca : This name is a play on the famous Star Wars character’s nickname, Chewie, and the fact that wolves are known for chewing on things.
• Fuzzbutt : This name is a lighthearted way to refer to a wolf’s furry behind.
• Ninja : Wolves are stealthy hunters, so this name is a fitting way to acknowledge their ninja-like abilities.
• Porkchop : This name is a silly way to refer to a wolf’s meaty build.
• Howl / Howler : These names are obvious choices for a wolf, as they reflect the animal’s signature vocalization.
• Lil Red : This name is a fun way to reference the classic fairy tale character Little Red Riding Hood, who famously encounters a wolf in the woods.
• Bones : This name is a nod to the fact that wolves are carnivores who love to gnaw on bones.
• Frosty : This name is a playful way to acknowledge a wolf’s affinity for cold weather.
• Wolverine : This name is a reference to the fierce animal that shares some similarities with wolves.

Of course, these are just a few examples of the many funny wolf names out there.

The key is to find a name that fits your wolf’s personality and makes you smile.

Cute Wolf Names

For those who prefer a more playful or lighthearted name, cute wolf names may be the perfect fit.

Here are some suggestions for cute wolf names:

• Luna : This Latin name means “moon” and is a popular choice for its mystical and majestic connotations.
• Wolfie : A diminutive of the name “wolf,” Wolfie is a playful and cute option for a pet wolf.
• Shadow : This name is fitting for a wolf with dark fur and a mysterious presence.
• Fuzzy : A fun and endearing name for a wolf with soft, fluffy fur.
• Teddy : A cute and cuddly name for a wolf that has a gentle and affectionate personality.
• Paws : A name that highlights a wolf’s strong and powerful paws, while also being a playful and cute choice.
• Snickers : A whimsical name that evokes a sense of fun and playfulness.

These are just a few examples of cute wolf names that can add a touch of charm and personality to a wolf’s name.

Cool Wolf Names

Looking for a cool name for your pet wolf? Look no further!

Here are some of the coolest wolf names around:

These names are perfect for a wolf that exudes strength, power, and mystery.

They are also great for wolves with unique markings or personalities.

A cool wolf name should sound strong and fierce, but also have an element of mystery and intrigue.

Just Good Wolf Names

Choosing a name for a wolf can be a daunting task. Here are some good wolf names that might inspire you:

• Luna : A Latin name meaning “moon.” This name is perfect for a wolf with a silver or gray coat.
• Shadow : This name is ideal for a wolf with a dark coat or a wolf that likes to hide in the shadows.
• Hunter : A great name for a wolf that loves to hunt.
• Fang : A fierce name for a wolf with sharp teeth.
• Blaze : A name that’s perfect for a wolf with a fiery personality or a reddish coat.
• Spirit : A name that represents the wild spirit of a wolf.
• Storm : This name is ideal for a wolf with a wild and untamed personality.
• Zephyr : A Greek name meaning “west wind.” This name is perfect for a wolf that loves to roam free.

These are just a few examples of good wolf names.

In addition to the names listed above, you can also consider names that have cultural or historical significance.

For example, names like:

have Norse roots and are associated with wolves.

Names like:

have Indian roots and are associated with wolves in Indian mythology.

Baby Wolf Names

When it comes to naming a baby wolf, there are many options to choose from.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

• Luna : This name means “moon” in Spanish, making it a great choice for a wolf who loves to howl at the moon.
• Koda : This name means “friend” in Native American, making it a great choice for a wolf who is friendly and playful.
• Aria : This name means “air” in Italian, making it a great choice for a wolf who loves to run free in the open air.
• Raven : This name is perfect for a wolf with dark fur, as it means “blackbird” in Old English.
• Aspen : This name is perfect for a wolf who loves to roam the forests, as it is the name of a popular tree found in many woodlands.
• Shadow : This name is perfect for a wolf with dark fur, as it evokes the image of a mysterious and elusive creature.

Male Wolf Names

When it comes to naming a male wolf, there are several factors to consider, such as the wolf’s physical attributes, personality traits, and role within the pack.

Traditional male wolf names were based on these factors, while contemporary male wolf names reflect the influence of pop culture and media.

Here are some male wolf names that are sure to fit any wolf’s personality:

• Ares : This name is inspired by the Greek god of war, making it a perfect choice for a fierce and powerful wolf.
• Frost : A great name for a wolf with a white or gray coat, this name also conveys a sense of coolness and calmness.
• Knight : This name is perfect for a wolf that is loyal and protective, like a knight in shining armor.
• Major : A name that suggests strength and leadership, Major is a great choice for a dominant wolf within a pack.
• Rudy : This name means “famous wolf” and is perfect for a wolf with a unique personality that stands out from the rest.
• Sampson : This name means “sun child” and is perfect for a wolf with a bright and sunny disposition.
• Smoke : A name that suggests mystery and intrigue, Smoke is a great choice for a wolf with a dark and smoky coat.
• Togo : This name is inspired by the famous sled dog that led his team on a dangerous journey across Alaska, making it a great choice for a wolf that is brave and adventurous.

These are just a few examples of male wolf names that can inspire and reflect a wolf’s personality.

Female Wolf Names

Here are some ideas for female wolf names to consider:

• Sierra : This name means “mountain range” in Spanish and is a great choice for a wolf that loves to roam through the mountains.
• Luna : This name means “moon” in Spanish and is a popular choice for wolves that are active at night.
• Talia : This name is of Hebrew origin and means “dew from heaven.” It is a great choice for a wolf that is gentle and nurturing.
• Ava : This name is of Latin origin and means “bird.” It is a great choice for a wolf that is graceful and elegant.
• Sage : This name is of English origin and means “wise.” It is a great choice for a wolf that is intelligent and thoughtful.
• Rain : This name is of English origin and means “abundant blessings from above.” It is a great choice for a wolf that is nurturing and caring.

In addition to the names listed above, there are many other options to consider.

Native American Wolf Names

Native American culture has a rich history of naming animals, including the wolf.

Wolves are often seen as symbols of strength, loyalty, and intelligence in Native American traditions, and their names reflect this.

Here are some Native American wolf names and their meanings:

• Omitaa : Dog (Blackfoot)
• Nikan : Friend (Potawatomi)
• Maheegan : Wolf (Algonquin)
• Catori : Spirit (Hopi)
• Lootah : Red (Sioux)
• Ursula : Useful to the tribe (Omaha)
• Maikoh : Wolf (Navajo)
• Waynoka : Graceful (Shawnee)
• Mai : Coyote (Native American)
• Achak : Spirit (Algonquin)
• Apisi : Coyote (Blackfoot)
• Weeko : Pretty (Sioux)
• Lokwa : Wolf (Nootka)
• Pauwau : Witch (Algonquian)
• Cochise : Hardwood (Apache)
• Kiyaya : Howling wolf (Yakima)
• Amarog : Wolf (Inuit)
• Meoquanee : Wears red (Chippewa)
• Tala : Wolf (Native American)
• Waya : Wolf (Cherokee)
• Tikaani : Wolf (Inuit)
• Urika : Useful (Omaha)
• Micco : Chief (Seminole)
• Tëme : Wolf (Lenape)
• Nashoba : Wolf (Choctaw)
• Macha : Aurora (Sioux)
• Hototo : Warrior spirit who sings (Hopi)
• Honiahaka : Little wolf (Cheyenne)

These names can be used for both male and female wolves.

Some of the names, such as Tala and Waya, are more commonly used and may be more recognizable to those familiar with Native American culture.

Others, like Pauwau and Macha, are less well-known but still carry significant meaning.

Nordic Wolf Names

If you’re looking for a name for your pet wolf that is inspired by Scandinavian culture and mythology, you’re in luck.

Here are some Nordic wolf names that you might find interesting:

• Fenrir : This name is inspired by the monstrous wolf from Norse mythology. Fenrir was said to be the son of the god Loki and was destined to kill Odin during Ragnarok.
• Sköll : This name means “treachery” in Old Norse and is also the name of a wolf that chases the sun in Norse mythology.
• Hati : This name means “hate” in Old Norse and is also the name of a wolf that chases the moon in Norse mythology.
• Geri : This name means “ravenous” in Old Norse and is one of the two wolves that accompany the god Odin.
• Freki : This name means “greedy” in Old Norse and is the other wolf that accompanies Odin.
• Ulv : This name means “wolf” in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish.
• Varg : This name means “wolf” in Swedish and Norwegian.

These are just a few examples of Nordic wolf names that you can choose from.

Even More Wolf Names

Looking for more unique and creative names for your wolf?

Here are some additional options to consider:

These names can be used for both male and female wolves, and they all have meanings that relate to the wild and fierce nature of these animals.

Hopefully we’ve helped give you some inspiration and you’re able to pick and awesome wolf name for your pet.

Once you decide on a good name, feel free to let us know which one you chose in the comments.

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The Wolves are characters in the Spirit Riding Free episode " Lucky and the Doomed Delivery ". They could have been rabid wolves, as real life wolves (or at least gray wolves) never attack humans, unless they are two close to them. It is possible that these wolves are related to Snips jr.

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A spirit wolf is a summonable familiar released with introduction of the Summoning skill.

It requires level 1 Summoning and can be used in Combat . It can deal a maximum of 40 life points of damage. Additionally, its Howl scroll can cause most monsters to retreat for a short distance, allowing just enough time for a player to escape. However, it has a low Constitution level, and is one of only a few Summoning familiars that can be poisoned. The Summoning skill logo appears to be a howling spirit wolf, and so the spirit wolf could be considered the skill's signature familiar.

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Spirit wolf pouch [ ]

A Spirit wolf pouch is used in the Summoning skill to summon a spirit wolf. It is made by using a Summoning pouch on a Summoning obelisk with 7 spirit shards , a gold charm and wolf bones in your inventory. It gives 4.8 Summoning experience when made, and 0.93 when used. Using this pouch on a Summoning obelisk will enable a player to create 10 howl scrolls. If players exchange their spirit wolf pouches at Bogrog , they will receive 5 spirit shards for each pouch.

Howl scroll [ ]

The Howl scroll enables the use of the Howl power for a spirit wolf familiar. The howl scroll is made by using a spirit wolf pouch on a Summoning obelisk , providing 0.1 experience and 10 howl scrolls.

A player activates the scroll.

Howl is an effect generated via the howl scroll . In order to create this effect, a player must first have summoned a spirit wolf. Activating the Howl ability requires 3 special move points and provides 0.1 experience.

The Howl effect "scares" non-player opponents, causing them to retreat. However, this lasts for only a few seconds, and the opponent can easily come up and resume attacking again.

This does not work on other players, boss monsters, and some aggressive monsters. However, it does work against revenants , although the revenants can still retaliate with ranged and magic .

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• The spirit wolf used to be used by player killers in the wilderness as a way to "skull" other players in the wilderness who would otherwise keep their items. This was done by using the anticipation ability to initiate combat, then commanding the spirit wolf to attack the victim. If the wolf does no damage and the victim has auto retaliate on, they will hit the wolf and get a skull .
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