200 Wolf Names and meanings
Wolf names have been used for centuries in different countries throughout the world. Many
of these names have been adopted by people as strong identifications of themselves to the world. I’ve listed below some of the most famous – and not so famous wolf names and their meanings. Some are male wolf names, some are female, and some can be interchanged between the two. It’s meant as simply a starting point in your search for the perfect name. If you’re looking for werewolf names, check out the werewolf name generator, or the list of werewolf names around the world.
What’s in a Name?
A name is how you identify yourself, and how others identify you. It can have a very strong impact on how you are perceived and how you act. In fact, humans are not the only creatures to identify each other by “names” – animals such as dolphins also use unique names to identify each other. Choosing a name can be incredibly difficult – whether or not it’s for a real person, a fictional person in a book, a pen name, or simply an alias. Perhaps one of the reasons it is so difficult is because it will be something that someone will carry with them their whole life. People look for names that have meanings special to themselves or their loved ones. Finding that perfect name means alot of research, and looking at the meanings of the name can help in this research.
So, here we go…
Wolf Names and their Meanings
| Name | Meaning | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Accalia | she-wolf | Latin |
| Adalwolf | noble wolf | German |
| Adalwolfa | noble she-wolf | German |
| Adoff | variant of Adolph; noble wolf | German |
| Adolfo | noble wolf | Latin |
| Adolph | noble wolf | German |
| Adolpha | noble she-wolf | German |
| Adolphus | noble wolf | German |
| Amaguk | wolf | Inupiat |
| Amarog | wolf | Inuit |
| Amoux | eagle wolf | French |
| Amwolf | eagle wolf | German |
| Ardolf | home loving wolf | English |
| Ardwolf | home loving wolf | English |
| Arnou | eagle wolf | French |
| Audolf | wolfs friend | Norse |
| Bardalph | ax wolf | Old English |
| Bardolf | ax wolf | Old English |
| Bardou | bright wolf; ax-weilding wolf | English |
| Beowulf | intelligent wolf | Anglo-Saxon |
| Bhangi | wolf | Tibetan |
| Bighana | wolf | India |
| Biryuk | wolf | Molokan |
| Bjomolf | bear wolf | Norse |
| Blaez | wolf | Old Breton |
| Bleddyn | wolf | Welsh |
| Bledig | like a wolf | Welsh |
| Bleidd | wolf | Welsh |
| Bodolf | wolf leader | Norse |
| Boris | wolf, short | Russian |
| Botewolf | herald wolf | English |
| Botolf | messenger wolf; herald wolf | Old English |
| Botwolf | herald wolf | Old English |
| Bozkurtlar | grey wolf | Turkish |
| Caleb | dog | Hebrew |
| Cana | wolf cub | Celtic |
| Canagan | wolf cub | Celtic |
| Chann | young wolf | English |
| Channing | young wolf; official of the church | Old French |
| Channon | young wolf | English |
| Chanteloup | song of the wolf | French |
| Chinua | wolf | Mongolian |
| Colin | in whelp | Celtic |
| Conall | strong as a wolf | Irish |
| Conan | hound, wolf; high | Irish |
| Connery | wolf farmer | Celtic |
| Connor | wolf lover | Irish |
| Convel | wolf warrior | Celtic |
| Conwenna | wolf, hound | Cornish |
| Cuan | little wolf or little hound | Irish |
| Dib | wolf | Arabic |
| Dolph | wolf | Teutonic |
| Dolphus | noble wolf | German |
| Edon | wolf | French |
| Ethelwulf | noble wolf | Old English |
| Eyolf | lucky wolf | Norwegian |
| Faoiltiama | wolf lady | Irish |
| Faolan | little wolf | Irish |
| Farkas | wolf | Hungarian |
| Felan | small wolf | Celtic |
| Fenris | mythical monster wolf | Norse |
| Filtiarn | lord of wolves | Celtic |
| Freki | myth name of Odin’s wolf | Norse |
| Fridolf | peaceful wolf | Old English |
| Friduwulf | peaceful wolf | Old English |
| Geirolf | wolf spear | Norse |
| Gonzalo | wolf | Spanish |
| Gorg | wolf | Farsi |
| Guadalupe | wolf valley | Arabic |
| Gunnolf | fighting wolf | Norse |
| Haquihana | wolf | Arapaho |
| Honi | wolf | Arapaho |
| Honiahaka | little wolf | Cheyenne |
| Hó’nehe | wolf | Cheyenne |
| Hrolf | wolf | Norse |
| Hrolleif | old wolf | Norse |
| Ingolf | Ing’s wolf | Norse |
| Ivaylo | wolf | Bulgarian |
| Kiyiya | howling wolf | Yakima |
| Kuckunniwi | little wolf | Cheyenne |
| Kurt | wolf | Turkish |
| Kweeuu | wolf | Hopi |
| Landga | wolf | Marathi |
| Larentia | the shewolf who nursed Remus and Romulus | Latin |
| Leidolf | wolf descendant | Norse |
| Leloo | wolf | Chinook |
| Liekos | wolf | Greek |
| Llop | wolf | Catalonian |
| Lobo | wolf | Portuguese |
| Loup | wolf | French |
| Louvel | little wolf | French |
| Lowe | little wolf | French |
| Lowell | wolf cub; little wolf | Old French |
| Lupe | wolf | Spanish |
| Luperca | Shewolf who nursed Romulus and Remus | Latin |
| Lupo | wolf | Italian |
| Lupu | wolf | Maltese |
| Lupus | wolf | Latin |
| Lyall | wolf; surname | Old Norse |
| Lykaios | wolfish, of a wolf; wolf-like | Greek |
| Maccon | son of a wolf | Celtic |
| Maengun | wolf | Ojibwe |
| Maheegan | wolf | Native American |
| Mahigan | wolf | Cree |
| Maicoh | wolf | Navaho |
| Maiyun | wolf | Cheyenne |
| Makoce | earth | Lakota |
| Mgelika | male wolf | Georgian |
| Mingan | grey wolf | Native American |
| Mohegan | wolf | American Indian |
| Nashoba | wolf | Choctaw |
| Nuntis | the Sun-Wolf | Latin |
| Ocumwhowurst | yellow wolf | Cheyenne |
| Odolf | prosperous wolf | Old German |
| Odwolfe | wealthy wolf | English |
| Okhmhaka | little wolf | Cheyenne |
| Olcan | wolf | Celtic |
| Onai | wolf | Tamil |
| Ookami | wolf | Japanese |
| Otsanda | she-wolf | Basque |
| Phelan | like a wolf | Irish |
| Radolf | red wolf | English |
| Raff | red wolf | English |
| Ralph | wolf counsel; a fearless adviser | Old English |
| Rand | shield wolf | Anglo-Saxon |
| Randale | wolf’s shield | English |
| Randall | shield wolf | Old English |
| Randi | shield wolf; house wolf; protector | English |
| Randolph | a wolf shield | Old German |
| Ranulfo | Wolf’s shield; emblem painted on a war shield | Teutonic |
| Raoul | wolf council; red wolf | English |
| Raul | wolf counsel | Spanish |
| Rendall | wolf shield | English |
| Reule | famous wolf | French |
| Rezso | famous wolf | Teutonic |
| Rodolfo | famous wolf | Spanish |
| Rolf | red wolf | Teutonic |
| Rollin | famous wolf | Teutonic |
| Rollo | famous wolf | Teutonic |
| Roukan | wolf counsel | Japanese |
| Rudi | famed wolf abbreviation of Rudolph | German |
| Rudolph | famous wolf | Old German |
| Ruelle | famous wolf | French |
| Rule | famous wolf | French |
| Sandalio | true wolf | Spanish |
| Seff | a wolf | Hebrew |
| Shunkaha | wolf | Lakota |
| Singarti | wolf | Inukitut |
| Sirhaan | wolf | Muslim |
| Sköll | a wolf that chased the sun | Norse |
| Susi | wolf | Finnish |
| Tala | red wolf, stalking wolf | Sioux |
| Tasha | wolf | Caddo |
| Tate | stalking wolf | Native American |
| Tchono | wolf | Mongolian |
| Toralu | wolf | Telegu |
| Tunstall | wolf of Thor | Teutonic |
| Ty-Ohni | wolf | Native American |
| Udolf | wolf-wealth | Old English |
| Udolph | wind | Lakota |
| Ujku | wolf | Albanian |
| Ulf | wolf | Old German |
| Ulf | wolf-like, courageous | Swedish |
| Ulfred | wolf of peace | Old English |
| Ulger | wolf spear | Old English |
| Ullok | wolf sport | Old English |
| Ulmar | famous wolf | Old English |
| Ulmer | fame of the wolf | Norse |
| Ulric | power of the wolf | English |
| Ulrich | female wolf | English |
| Ulrika | wolf ruler | English |
| Ulvelaik | wolf sport | English |
| Uwais | small wolf | Muslim |
| Varg | wolf | Old Norse |
| Velvel | wolf | Yiddish |
| Vilkas | wolf | Lithuanian |
| Vilks | wolf | Latvian |
| Vuk | wolf | Croatian |
| Vukasin | wolf | Serbian |
| Waya | wolf | Cherokee |
| Weylyn | the son of the wolf | Celtic |
| Wolfgang | son of the wolf; path of the wolf | German |
| Wolfram | wolf raven | Teutonic |
| Wolfrik | wolf ruler | German |
| Woolsey | victorious wolf | English |
| Wulfgar | wolf-like spear | English |
| Ylva | she-wolf | Scandanavian |
| Yowlumne | people of the wolf | Yokut |
| Zayev | wolf | Hebrew |
| Z’ev | wolf | Hebrew |
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