Girl Dog Names

Aysha

Alternate transcription of Arabic عائشة, Urdu عائشہ or Kazakh Айша

Ayvi

Azalea

From the name of the flower, ultimately from Greek azaleos, meaning "dry"

Azalia

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in American English

Azia

Recorded as a feminine given name in English; not documented as a word with a meaning

Aziza

Feminine form of Aziz

Azmina

Azuki

The Japanese name for the adzuki bean, a red bean cultivated in East Asia

Azura

Elaboration of Azure

Azzura

Not documented as a word or name in the sources checked

Azzurra

Means "azure, sky blue" in Italian

Babbie

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

Babsi

German diminutive of Barbara, formed with the suffix -i

Baela

Bagira

A character from Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book', representing strength and wisdom

Bahija

Arabic word meaning "happy, joyous, delightful"

Bahiya

Cebuano word borrowed from Spanish bahía, a bay

Baila

Czech variant of Beyle

Balloona

Bambi

From Italian bambina, "young girl"

Bambie

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Bambina

Italian feminine form of bambino, 'child'

Bandita

Banu

Queen or lady in Persian

Barina

An Australian Aboriginal word meaning "summit"

Basha

A name or word with several unrelated uses, including an Ethiopian title and a Hebrew king

Bashira

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Basia

Polish diminutive of Barbara; also a Hebrew diminutive of Batyah.

Basima

Feminine form of the masculine name Basim

Basja

Baskja

Bayla

Recorded as a feminine given name in Yiddish and in modern American English

Bazia

Bazilla

Beatrice

Italian form of Beatrix, from Latin beatrix, "she who makes happy"

Beatrix

From Latin Viatrix, feminine of Viator, "voyager, traveller"

Beatriz

Spanish and portuguese form of Beatrix, from Latin viātrīx, 'wayfarer'

Beauty

English word for the quality of being attractive; recorded as a feminine given name

Bebbe

A term of endearment in Italian, often used for young girls or pets.

Beebee

Beena

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Beezus

A playful and lively character from the children's book series 'Ramona Quimby', created by Beverly Cleary.

Beggi

Beira

A Portuguese place name; also recorded as a feminine given name in literature.

Beja

English word for the Beja people, from Arabic بَجَا (bajā), from Bidhááwi

Bela

Hungarian male given name, from old Hungarian bél, 'heart; insides'.

Belah

Belana

The name Belana is associated with the concept of a 'beautiful girl' in some cultures.

Belen

Spanish Belén, meaning "Bethlehem"

Beli

Probably a Welsh derivative of Belenus

Belia

Recorded as a feminine given name in Medieval Jewish, Dutch and other languages

Belinda

Feminine given name of unknown origin, apparently coined from Italian bella, "beautiful"

Belis

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Turkish

Bella

Short form of Isabella and Arabella, from Italian bella, "beautiful"

Bella Rose

Bellamira

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Latin American Spanish

Bellarose

Bellatrix

Means "female warrior" in Latin.

Bellissa

Bellona

Goddess of war in Roman mythology

Belona

Bena

The name Bena can mean 'blessed' or 'favored'.

Benedetta

Italian feminine form of Benedict

Benia

Recorded as a given name in Georgian, used for both men and women

Benisa

A name of Italian origin.

Benita

Feminine form of Benito

Benna

A feminine given name recorded in Danish and Scots

Benta

A name used in several cultures, often associated with 'blessing' or 'gift'

Bente

Danish feminine form of Benedict, contracted from Benedikte.

Berenice

Latinized form of the Greek name Pherenike, "bringing victory"

Berla

Czech berla, inherited from Old Czech berla, from Middle High German ferla

Berlana

Bernice

Contracted form of Berenice

Bertha

Short form of Germanic names beginning with the element berht, "bright"

Bery

Besca

Bess

Diminutive of Elizabeth

Bessa

A Portuguese surname

Bessi

Recorded as a given name in Maghrebi Arabic (masculine) and Faroese (masculine)

Bessie

Diminutive of Elizabeth, from Bess + -ie

Bessy

English diminutive formed from Bess with the suffix -y

Bestla

Old Norse name of a jötunn, the mother of Odin, Vili and Vé

Besty

Beth

Short form of Elizabeth, or sometimes Bethany

Bethany

From a biblical town; probably Aramaic or Hebrew, possibly "house of figs"

Bethel

From a Hebrew place name meaning "house of God".

Bethia

Recorded as a given name in Biblical Latin

Betsie

Recorded as a rare English feminine given name (user-submitted)

Bette

Diminutive of Elizabeth

Bettie

Diminutive of Elizabeth, Bethany and Bethia

Bettie Baloo

Bettina

Diminutive of Elisabeth, Elisabetta, Benedetta or Erzsébet

Betty

A diminutive of Elizabeth, in use since the late 17th century

Betty Lou

Beulah

Means "married" in Biblical Hebrew

Bev

Short form of Beverly, meaning 'beaver stream'

Beva

Bevie

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Bevvy

English slang clipping of beverage, especially an alcoholic drink

Beyza

Means "white" in Turkish, from Arabic bayḍāʾ