Gray Dog Names
Kabe
A Japanese word meaning 'wall' or 'fence'
Kaido
The name means 'ocean pathway' in Japanese.
Kaijo
Japanese for 'ocean castle'
Kailani
Sea and sky
Kaio
A form of the name 'Kai', which means 'sea' or 'ocean' in Hawaiian
Kaiwi
A name inspired by the Hawaiian language, representing the beauty and diversity of nature.
Kallan
A name derived from the Irish meaning 'narrow' or 'small stream'
Kamar
A form of the name means 'moon' in Arabic
Kamari
Moonlight or night
Kamilla
Derived from the Latin name Camilla, meaning 'young ceremonial attendant'
Kamona
A name of Native American origin meaning 'water' or 'river'.
Karla
Free woman
Kasso
A variant of the word 'casso', meaning 'case' in Italian
Katherine
Pure
Katty
Derived from the name Katherine, which means pure.
Kawa
River in Japanese
Kazan
A cool breeze or wind
Kazu
A Japanese name meaning 'harmony' or 'peace'.
Kazumi
Harmonious beauty
Kehlani
The sea
Keiran
Little dark one
Kel
A name derived from the Irish word for 'narrow', often used as a diminutive.
Kelsey
Island of the ship
Kelvin
Derived from the Scottish surname, meaning 'from the narrow river'
Kent
A name of English origin meaning 'edge' or 'border'.
Kepler
Heavenly Traveler
Kerko
A playful and lively companion
Kerro
From the Gaelic meaning 'spear'.
Kery
An Anglo-Saxon name meaning 'the dark one.'
Kev
A short form of the name Kevin, meaning 'handsome' or 'kind'
Keyzie
A playful and unique name often seen as endearing
Khaos
Greek for chaos or disorder
Kiba
The name means 'fang' in Japanese
Kiel
A strong and reliable place, often associated with harbor or port.
Kimm
To protect
Kira
Light; shining
Kiras
A name with uncertain origin, possibly a variation of 'Kira', which can mean 'light' or 'the sun'.
Kiska
Icelandic word for a small ice cave or a place of refuge.
Kita
Japanese for 'north' or 'the northern direction'
Kitaro
A boy who brings good fortune
Kitchi
Brave or strong
Kitsy
Derived from the word 'kitten', often used to refer to someone cute or small
Klaus
Victory of the people
Klee
A surname of German origin, associated with the artist Paul Klee or a reference to 'clover' in some contexts.
Kley
A name derived from the Old English word for clay
Kliff
A steep rock face or cliff
Knight
A man who served his sovereign or lord as a mounted soldier in armor.
Knightley
From the land of knights
Knox
From the hills
Knuckles
Refers to the joints of the fingers, often associated with strength and toughness
Knut
Knot
Koba
A playful or energetic spirit
Kobuk
Kobuk is derived from the name of the Kobuk River in Alaska, which is named from the Inupiat language meaning 'to be carried' or 'to float'.
Kodlak
A mythical creature from Slavic folklore, often considered a spirit or guardian of the forest.
Kokoro
Heart or spirit
Kolja
A diminutive form of Nikolai, meaning 'victory of the people'
Kolya
A common male name in Slavic countries, often derived from Nikolai.
Koo
A term of endearment or a playful expression
Kootz
A playful and affectionate nickname
Korax
A mythical creature or raven in various folklore
Kota
A name meaning 'friend' or 'companion' in various cultures
Koto
Japanese word for 'harp'
Kova
A name of Slavic origin meaning 'raven' or 'blackbird'
Kovo
A name inspired by a character from literature or culture, often associated with strength and resilience.
Kramer
One who makes barrels
Kratos
Strength or power
Kuddl
To cuddle or hug closely
Kuddle
A term implying a warm and affectionate hug or embrace
Kumi
A term of endearment in Japanese, often means 'companion' or 'friend'
Kuno
Brave one
Kura
A Japanese term meaning 'warehouse' or 'storehouse'
Kuron
Japanese for 'black'
Kurumi
A type of Japanese nut and also means 'walnut' in Japanese
Kyler
A name of English origin meaning 'a follower of the church' or 'a land by the river'.
Kynlee
An alternate spelling of Kinley, meaning fair warrior
Lady Fluffington
A title of nobility combined with a playful and cute reference to fluffiness.
Lady Woofington
A playful and noble title for a lady along with a whimsical touch of 'woof' suggesting dog-like character.
Lamar
Of the sea
Lamont
Man from the mountain
Lancelot
One who is invincible in battle, associated with bravery.
Landyn
A variation of the name Landon, meaning long hill
Lani
Heavenly or sky
Lansa
The name Lansa is often associated with the idea of a lance or spear.
Lara
The name Lara is derived from the Latin name 'Lar',' which refers to a protective spirit.
Laramie
The name of a city in Wyoming, often associated with the Laramie River.
Layla
Night
Leal
Faithful or loyal
Leap
To jump or spring into the air
Liath
Means 'gray' or 'slate' in Irish
Lightfoot
A person who walks lightly or nimbly
Lightning
A natural electrical discharge of very short duration and high voltage between a cloud and the ground
Lilo
Generous one
Lochlainn
Of the lakes
Loki
A Norse god associated with mischief and trickery.
Lorcan
A name of Irish origin meaning 'little seal'.
Lord
A title of nobility or authority
Lord Fluffington
A noble title given to a person known for their fluffy appearance
Lord Nibbler
A title of nobility and a reference to nibbling, often associated with small morsels of food.
Loup
French for wolf
Lovell
Little wolf