Girl Dog Names

Elvy

Swedish short form of Elvira

Ely

Variant of Eli 1

Elysia

Blissful, from Elysium, the abode of the blessed after death in Greek mythology

Embla

The name of the first woman in Norse mythology

Emer

Old Irish name, cognate with Irish Eimhear and Scottish Gaelic Eimhir

Emi

Emiko

From japanese 恵 (e) "favour, benefit", 美 (mi) "beautiful", 子 (ko) "child"

Emilia

Feminine form of the Roman name Aemilius

Emma

Short form of Germanic names beginning with irmin, "whole" or "great"

Emmaline

Variant of Emmeline

Emmeline

From Old French Emeline, a diminutive of Germanic names with the element amal

Emmielou

Emmy

Diminutive of Emma or Emily

Emmylou

Combination of Emmy and Lou

Emy

Diminutive of Emma or Émilie

Ena

Norwegian female given name, possibly an adaptation of Irish Eithne

Endora

Recorded as a feminine given name in popular culture

Enid

Welsh, probably from enaid, meaning "soul, spirit, life"

Enya

A musical name associated with the Irish singer Enya

Enyo

Goddess of war in Greek mythology

Eowyn

Fictional character in J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings

Erica

Feminine form of Eric; also coincides with the Latin word for heather

Erika

From the Old Norse Eiríkr — 'ei', ever, and 'ríkr', ruler; 'ever ruler'.

Erin

Anglicized form of Éirinn, the Irish word for Ireland

Esmae

Feminine form of Esm, used in Dutch

Esmeralda

Means "emerald" in Spanish and Portuguese, from Greek smaragdos

Esmerelda

Not documented; recorded as a given name in archaic Romani

Esmé

From Old French esmer, "to esteem"; esteemed or beloved

Esperanza

Spanish form of the Latin name Sperantia, from Latin spero "to hope"

Estella

Latinate form of Estelle, a French feminine name meaning star

Estelle

From an Old French name meaning "star", ultimately from Latin stella

Estrella

Spanish form of Stella, coinciding with the Spanish word meaning "star"

Ethel

Short form of Old English names beginning with the element ele, "noble"

Etta

Short form of Henrietta and other names ending in etta

Ettie

Diminutive of Henrietta and other names ending in etta or ette.

Evadne

A name of Greek origin meaning 'pleasant one'

Evangeline

Means "good news", from Ancient Greek εὖ (eu) "good" and ἄγγελμα (angelma) "news, message"

Eve

From Hebrew Ḥawwa, derived from ḥawa "to breathe" or ḥaya "to live"

Evee

Recorded as a feminine given name in modern American English

Eveleen

Either a diminutive of Eve or a variant of Evelyn

Evelyn

From an english surname derived from the given name aveline

Evie

Diminutive of Eve or Evelyn

Evvy

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indonesian

Eydis

A name of Norse origin meaning 'island goddess'

Fabia

Derived from the Latin word for 'bean', also related to the Fabaceae family of plants.

Faina

Meaning unknown, possibly derived from Phaenna

Fairy

A type of mythical being or legendary creature in European folklore

Fannie

Variant of Fanny

Fantasia

English word for a free-form instrumental composition; recorded as a given name in African American use

Fara

Recorded as a given name in Arabic, Sicilian, Tahitian, Germanic and Shona

Farrah

Alternate transcription of the Arabic name Farah, meaning "joy"

Fawn

From the English word fawn for a young deer.

Fay

From the English word fay, "fairy", from Middle English faie, "magical, enchanted"

Faye

Variant of Fay; from Middle English "faie", meaning "fairy"

Fayina

Recorded as a feminine given name in Ukrainian

Fayola

African origin meaning 'wealthy' or 'successful'.

Felicia

Feminine form of the Roman name Felicius, from the Latin felix, happy or lucky

Felicity

From the English word felicity, "happiness", ultimately from Latin felicitas, "good luck"

Femi

Love, affection in Yoruba

Fenna

Feminine form of Fen 2

Fenne

Feminine form of Fen 2

Fenya

Russian феня (fenja), a cant language; also recorded as a feminine given name in Armenian and West Frisian.

Feona

Derived from the name Fiona, meaning 'fair' or 'white'.

Fera

English name borrowed from Italian; recorded as a feminine given name in Indonesian

Fergie

A diminutive or short form of the names Fergus, Ferguson and Fergusson

Ferra

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indonesian; no meaning documented

Fia

Recorded as a given name in Irish, German and Swedish

Fiadh

Irish: "wild, wild animal, deer" or "respect"

Fiamma

Italian word meaning "flame"; also used as a given name in Italy.

Fidella

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Fifi

A diminutive of joséphine and other names containing the same sound

Filippa

Greek, Scandinavian and Italian feminine form of Philip

Finella

Variant of Fenella, a name used in Irish and Irish mythology

Finola

Anglicized form of Fionnuala

Fiona

Feminine form of Fionn, from Irish fionn, meaning fair or white

Fionnuala

From Old Irish finn "white, blessed" and g ala "shoulder"

Fiore

Italian word for flower

Fiorella

From Italian fiore "flower" with a diminutive suffix

Fiorina

Fiya

Flann

Means "blood red" in Irish

Flavia

Feminine form of the Latin Flavius, from flavus, "yellow"

Fleur

Means "flower" in French

Flicka

A term of endearment for a girl in Swedish

Fliss

English given name (feminine), recorded as a surname

Floella

Elaborated form of Flo

Flora

From Latin flos, "flower"; the name of the Roman goddess of flowers and spring

Florence

From the Latin Florentia, derived from florens, "prosperous, flourishing"

Flosi

Flossie

Diminutive of Florence

Flossy

A diminutive form of the given name Floss

Flower

English word for the blossoming plant, from Latin flos

Fortuna

Means "luck" in Latin

Foxa

Foxy

A given name recorded in popular culture, from the word fox

Frances

English name of Latin origin meaning "from France" or "the French"

Francine

Diminutive of Françoise; a French female given name

Frannie

Diminutive of Frances

Franny

Diminutive of Francis or Frances

Freda

Short form of names ending in -freda or -fred, such as Winifred or Alfreda