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The Akita is a large breed of dog originating from the mountainous regions of northern Japan. Just keep reading and find the best Russian name for your Akita Inu dog.
Male Russian Akita Inu Dog Names
- Fyodor (gift of god)
- Oleg (holy)
- Igor (warrior of peace)
- Luka (Russian form of Lucas or Luke, meaning “light”)
- Ivan (god is gracious)
- Alek (short for Aleksandr)
- Vladimir (of great power, ruler of the world)
- Pyotr (Russian form of Peter, meaning “rock”)
- Misha (a form of Michael, which means “who is like the Lord.” In Russian, Misha also means bear cub)
- Konstantin (constant, steadfast)
- Nikolai (a form of Nicholas, meaning “victorious” or “conqueror of the people”)
- Artem (healthy, sound, wholesome)
- Feliks (Russian form of Felix, meaning “lucky”)
- Andrei (Russian form of Andrew, meaning manly)
- Aleksandr (defender of mankind)
- Anatoly (sunrise)
- Grigory (watchful)
Female Russian Akita Inu Dog Names
- Nadia (dew, generous)
- Evgenia (Russian form of Eugenia, meaning “noble”)
- Lada (name of the Slavic goddess of beauty)
- Kira (ruler)
- Tanya (praiseworthy)
- Calina (snowball tree)
- Olga (blessed, holy)
- Aleandra (defender of man)
- Yelena (Russian form of Helen, meaning “shining light”)
- Manya (Russian form of Mary, meaning “sea of bitterness”)
- Lidia (Russian form of Lydia, meaning “woman from Lydia”)
- Margosha (Russian form of Margaret, meaning “pearl”)
- Katerina (Russian form of Katherine)
- Galina (calm, tranquil)
- Adelaida (noble)
- Svetlana (luminescent)
- Doroteya (god’s gift)
- Sonia (Russian form of Sophia)
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