Q&A: Needing a puppy name!?

I like Lakota, hope it helps your decision.

Reese

What about ‘Alaska?’

miakel

what about something so obvious its lame haha like Rover

Hope these help!

Alaskan/Inuit Words & their Meanings:
(many are from the book Arctic Odyssey)

aga – mother

alapa – it – s cold!

anatkok – shaman

anauytuk – a snow – stick

anut – harness for dog

anyu – snow used for a specific purpose

aqeutaq – incantation to drive away evil spirits

arnaq – woman

ataciara – a familiar spirit

atka – guardian spirit

iqniq – fire (the name given to bright metors)

ihun – lake trout

imnek – cliff

innuk – men (2 people)

itigiaq – weasel

kamik – eskimo boot

itsalik – deerskin tent

kesuk – water – sky

kia – who –

kataq – pot, dish

kilalurak – white whale

naneq – inuit lamp

kammuk – deerskin boot

mumik – drumstick

ikiaq (ikiq) – red spruce

ikun – knife or skin – scraper of horn or stone

ilipikuk – sealskin footwear

qilaq – sky or heaven

qopuk – ice – crack

qorviq – chamber pot

sieraq – connors (small fish)

sitamat – four (4)

tallut – caribou hunting pits

tipuk – herrings

tonraq – a tiny man, a spirit (a ghost)

tattilgat – brown crane bird

tikivik – thimble holder

tamaiijja – “there you are”

qilamitaun – Inuit bolas (Northern Alaska)

tullik – yellow billed loon

ukluk – skin of the brown bear

ulo – woman – s knife or skin scraper

unisat – cache

unedlaq – basket

unalaq – west wind

tupilek – a shaman – s familiar spirits

Tuluqaqaq – a limestone cliff

tulugaq – raven

tukturaluk – caribou (said with amazement)

tornuaq – an (evil) spirit

tomkin – home of the spirits

uvinaq – lemming nest

Walliarmiut – Inuit people to the west

nannuraluk – polar bear

nawyat – seagull

nukka – younger sister

okauyak – a shrub

qaqsrauk – loon

una – this one

ugyuk – bearded seal

uglu – seal hole in the ice

okauyak – a shrub

nannuraluk – polar bear

kannannaq – north wind

inallu – the little intestine

igalaq – window of igloo

iglopuk – large snow house

ageatulaitpoq – there – s no bottom to his stomach
(is there a more PERFECT Malamute name – – – – )

nagojut – friendly

ileanaitut – glad

injuquaq – old man

kalnaq – long – stemmed pipe

kanut – white geese

keruguq – used to tie a dog

kannoyak – cotton grass

kulitak – heavy skin coat

kulliq – lamp

kinalik – eider duck

kilaun – drum

kilallurak – white whale

mumik – drumstick (Northern Alaska/dance)

naga – NO!

qatqain – come

qeorvik – a piece of wood

purnaq – fat (from a duck)

poallu – skin mitts

pinahut – three (3)

onipqaqtoq – tell a story (Mackenzie region)

tavrani tavra – stop stop!

umiak – large skin – covered boat

umiaktorvik – river

tiquana – adopted son

tiguaq – an adopted child

I like Kita

1)Kahuna (kuhoonu)
2)Wahini (Waheenee)