Black Dog Names
Noam
Comfort, rest
Nocciolina
Italian for 'little nut'
Noche
Spanish for night
Noe
Hebrew for rest or comfort
Noelani
Heavenly mist
Noella
Born on Christmas
Noely
Derived from the Latin name 'Noel', meaning 'Christmas'.
Noka
A name of modern origin, often associated with fresh beginnings
Nokomis
Grandmother or wise old woman
Nokosi
Bear in the Native American language of the Sioux.
Nolwenn
The name Nolwenn is of Breton origin and is often interpreted to mean 'holy' or 'sacred'.
Nomad
A person who does not stay long in the same place
Nonny
A term of endearment used for a grandmother or elderly woman
Noodle
A type of food, usually made from wheat flour, common in many cuisines.
Norbe
A diminutive form of Norbert, which means 'bright north'.
Norbert
Bright north
Norbie
A diminutive form of names like Norbert, often associated with brightness or honor
Norica
A name derived from 'Nor', meaning North, and 'ica', a diminutive suffix.
Norie
A variation of the name 'Norina', often associated with honor.
Norik
Derived from the Japanese word for 'to create' or 'to make'
Norio
Japanese meaning 'field' or 'man of the field'
Norman
Man of the north
Noro
A name of uncertain origin, possibly linked to various cultures
Norr
A reference to the North, often associated with strength and resilience
Norra
A name of Scandinavian origin, meaning 'north' or 'the north'.
Norris
A strong or brave man; often associated with strengths.
Norse
Of or relating to ancient Scandinavia and its people
Noska
A playful and lively spirit
Nova
New or young
Novah
A name often associated with new beginnings or brightness
Noxie
Associated with the night or darkness
Nuala
A name of Irish origin meaning 'fair shoulder' or 'radiance'.
Nuck
A playful or mischievous person
Nucki
A playful and cheerful term that conveys warmth and affection
Nucky
A name often associated with cleverness and cunning
Nuka
A name of Native American origin meaning 'inner child' or 'younger sibling'.
Nunita
Little one or small girl in Spanish
Nuriel
Light of God
Nutka
A small and cute fish; a playful spirit
Nutt
A playful term used for a nut, suggesting smallness or cuteness
Nuxy
Derived from 'nux', meaning nut in Latin, often evokes a sense of playful or quirky personality.
Nuzzle
To cuddle or nestle closely
Nuzzles
A term of endearment that implies affection and warmth
Nyke
Variant of Nike, the Greek goddess of victory
Nyla
Winner
Oakley
From the oak tree meadow
Oaklyn
From the oak tree land
Oaklynn
From the oak tree lake
Ober
German for 'upper' or 'above'
Obi
A name of African origin meaning 'heart' or 'spirit'.
Obie
A diminutive form of names like Obadiah or Obie, often used as a term of endearment.
Oby
A variant of the name 'Obi', meaning heart in some African languages.
Ocarina
A musical instrument resembling a small wind instrument or a vessel.
Ocho
Spanish for eight
Octavia
Eighth
Octavie
Derived from the Latin word for 'eight', typically associated with the ordinal number.
Odakota
Together or alliance
Oddi
A name deriving from the Italian word for cup
Odelia
Wealthy or prosperous
Odell
A surname of English origin, meaning 'from the grove'
Odessa
A city in Ukraine, the name symbolizes a sense of adventure and travel.
Odett
Wealthy
Odila
Wealthy or prosperous
Odiny
Derived from Norse mythology, representing wisdom and knowledge.
Odo
A character from the science fiction television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Odwaga
Courage in Polish
Odyn
Meaning 'wrath' or 'fury' in Old Norse
Odyssey
A long and adventurous journey.
Oeli
A name derived from a form of 'Ola,' often interpreted as 'ancestor' or 'great spirit.'
Ofelia
Help
Oggie
A playful and friendly dog
Oggy
A fictional character, a cat that Oggy always chases.
Ohanko
A term for loyalty or companion in native cultures
Oharo
The name Oharo is of Japanese origin and can mean 'large field' or 'big plain'.
OisíN
A mythological figure from Irish folklore; the name means 'little deer'.
Oki
A Japanese word meaning 'good' or 'great'
Okie
A diminutive form of Oklahoma, often used as a friendly term.
Okinawa
A Japanese island known for its beautiful beaches and rich culture
Oko
The name Oko is derived from the Ibo language, meaning 'eye' or 'the one who sees'.
Okoye
A character from the Marvel comics and films, known for her bravery and strength
Oksana
A name of Ukrainian origin meaning 'praise' or 'glory'.
Oktavia
A variant of Octavia, meaning the eighth
Oky
A variation of 'yogi' or 'okey', often associated with calmness and positivity.
Ola Kai
The ocean and the sky in Hawaiian
Olav
Ancestor's heritage
Ole
A common Scandinavian name meaning 'ancestor's heir'
Olea
Means 'olive tree' in Latin and is often associated with peace and harmony.
Olee
A term of endearment, meaning 'my dear' or 'my beloved'
Olessa
A diminutive of the name Alessandra, meaning 'defender of mankind'.
Olesya
A name of Slavic origin that means 'holy' or 'blessed'.
Oleta
Derived from the American name Oletha, meaning 'wealth' or 'prosperous'.
Oletta
Derived from the Italian word 'oletta' meaning 'little olive' or 'olive branch'
Olexi
A variant of Alexei, meaning 'defender' or 'helper'.
Oli
A variant of Oliver, often associated with peace and olive trees.
Olie
Dutch diminutive of 'Olivia', which means 'olive tree', symbolizing peace and fruitfulness.
Olinda
The name Olinda is of Spanish origin, meaning 'a place of beauty'.
Olio
Means a mixture or medley; it refers to a diverse collection.
Oliv
Olive tree, symbol of peace and prosperity
Oliva
Derived from the Latin word for olive, symbolizing peace and harmony
Olive
Symbol of peace and prosperity