Girl Dog Names

Miko

Variant of Mikko; Japanese 巫女, a shrine maiden

Mila

From the Slavic element milŭ, meaning "gracious, dear"

Milada

Originally a diminutive of Slavic names with the element milŭ, "gracious, dear"

Milana

Feminine form of Milan, used in Bulgarian, Czech, French, Hungarian, Italian, Macedonian, Polish, Slovak and Slovene

Milani

Italian and Iranian surname, from the city of Milan or a variant of Melanie

Milanka

Feminine form of the Slavic male name Milan, from the element mil, kind or loving

Milau

Milaya

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name in African American usage

Milda

Meaning unknown; a Lithuanian goddess of love, per Teodor Narbutt

Milena

Feminine form of Milan, from Proto-Slavic *milъ, "dear, kind"

Miley

Miley is often associated with the word 'smiley', suggesting a cheerful personality.

Millala

Millaray

Means "golden flower" in Mapuche, from milla "gold" and rayen "flower"

Mille

Italian for thousand

Milli

Recorded as a given name in English, Estonian, Nahuatl and Icelandic

Milly

Diminutive of Emilie, Mildred and other names containing the same sound

Milou

A name of a character from the comic series 'The Adventures of Tintin' created by Hergé

Milva

Italian feminine given name; stage name of singer Maria Ilva Biolcati

Mima

Borrowed into English from Japanese 美馬 (Mima)

Mimi

A common name for a small and cute character.

Mimmi

A diminutive form of names like Mimmie or an affectionate term in Italian.

Mina

A name of various origins, often meaning 'love' or 'precious' in different cultures.

Minako

Japanese feminine name, from 美 (mi) "beautiful", 奈 (na), a phonetic character, and 子 (ko) "child".

Mindy

Diminutive of Melinda; also speculated as Greek for "gentle" or "honey"

Minerva

Latin, possibly from mens "intellect", or of Etruscan origin; the Roman goddess of wisdom and war

Minet

From French min- (an endearing name for a cat) + -et

Minett

An English surname

Minette

A French diminutive, recorded as a given name in Belgian French.

Minka

The Japanese word for a traditional vernacular house (民家, 'folk house').

Minna

A diminutive form of 'mini', often used as a term of endearment.

Minnie

Diminutive of Wilhelmina

Minny

Diminutive of 'mini', meaning small or little

Minu

The name is of Hindi origin meaning 'tiny' or 'small'

Minya

English name from Arabic المِنْيَا (al-minyā)

Mira

Sanskrit mīra, "sea, ocean"; also short for Slavic names beginning with Mir

Mirabel

Variant of Mirabelle, used in French, Italian and Spanish

Mirabelle

From Old French mirable, "wonderful", from Latin mirabilis

Miram

Miram is the official name of the star Eta Persei A.

Miranda

Latin mirandus, "admirable, worthy of being admired"

Mireia

Catalan form of Mirèio, the name of the protagonist of an 1859 poem.

Mirella

Italian form of Mireille

Miriam

Form of Mary used in the Old Testament, from Hebrew מִרְיָם (Miryam)

Mirica

From the Slavic element mirŭ, "peace, world", with a diminutive suffix

Mirja

Finnish form of Miriam.

Mirka

Diminutive of Miroslava and other names containing the Slavic element mirŭ, "peace" or "world"

Mirren

A Scottish surname, also recorded as a Scottish feminine given name

Mirscha

Misa

Japanese for city or to save

Miss Muffinpaws

Miss Priss

Miss Wigglebutt

Missi

A name often used as a diminutive for names like 'Melissa' or 'Misty', conveying affection.

Missy

Diminutive of Melissa; also slang for "young woman"

Misti

Derived from 'mist' or 'misty'.

Mita

Mitsie

Mitsuko

From Japanese 光 (mitsu) "light" and 子 (ko) "child"

Mitsy

A diminutive form of the name 'Mitsuko', which means 'child of light' in Japanese.

Mitzi

German diminutive of Maria

Mitzie

A feminine given name recorded in American English

Mitzy

Feminine given name of German origin, originally a nickname for Maria

Miwa

A feminine Japanese given name, also used as a surname

Miya

Russian form of Mia

Miyoko

From japanese 美 (mi) "beautiful", 代 (yo) "generation" and 子 (ko) "child"

Miyu

Japanese given name, from 美 "beautiful" or 実 "fruit, truth" with 優, 結 or 夕

Miyuki

Japanese feminine name: 美 (mi) "beautiful" with 幸 (yuki) "happiness, good luck" or 雪 (yuki) "snow"

Mizzi

Maltese surname; German diminutive of the female given name Maria

Mizzie

Moana

Māori, Hawaiian and other Polynesian word for "ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea"

Moani

A Hawaiian term meaning 'a gentle breeze' or 'to sing softly'.

Moanna

Recorded as a feminine given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.

Moira

Anglicized form of Máire; also Greek Moira, "fate, destiny"

Moli

Recorded as a feminine given name in Welsh

Moll

Recorded as a given name in English (feminine) and Medieval English (masculine)

Molli

Recorded as a given name in English (American), feminine

Mollie

Variant of Molly

Molly

Medieval diminutive of Mary, now often used independently

Momoe

Feminine Japanese given name, written 百恵 or 百重

Momoko

From japanese momo (peach, hundred or apricot) + ko (child)

Mona

Anglicised form of Muadhnait; also a Scandinavian short form of Monica

Monett

Monica

Meaning unknown, probably Berber or Phoenician; linked to Latin moneo "to advise"

Monik

A variant of the name Monica, which means 'advisor' or 'alone' in Latin.

Monika

Form of Monica used in various languages

Monique

French form of Monica.

Monja

A Japanese given name; also a short form of monjayaki, a Japanese dish

Monnie

Recorded as a given name in American English (user-submitted)

Mopsey

Mopsie

Mopsy

A term that refers to a particular breed of dog known for its playful and affectionate nature.

Mora

Variant of Maura 2

Morana

A name derived from the Slavic goddess of winter and death.

Morena

Dark-skinned or brunette in Spanish and Italian

Morgana

Feminine form of Morgan 1, used in French

Morgane

French, either a form of Morgan 2 or a feminine form of Morgan 1.

Moria

Hebrew form of Moriah

Moriah

Hebrew place name, possibly "seen by Yahweh"

Morie

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Morli

Morrigan

From Irish Mór-Ríoghain, "great queen"