Boy Dog Names

Manzo

Italian for beef or meat

Marc

French, Catalan and Welsh form of Marcus

Marcel

Form of Marcellus, a Latin name meaning "belonging to Mars"

Marcelo

Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcellus

Marcos

Spanish and Portuguese form of Marcus

Marcus

Latin Mārcus, borrowed into English, where it is a doublet of Mark

Markie

A diminutive of Mark, formed with the -ie suffix

Marko

A variant of the name Mark, meaning 'warlike' or 'hammer'.

Markos

Greek form of Marcus (see Mark)

Markus

German, Scandinavian, Finnish and Estonian form of Marcus

Marlok

Marmaduke

Possibly from Old Irish Máel Máedóc, "devotee of Maedóc"

Maros

Marshal

A title of high military rank or a person responsible for the management of a certain activity

Martes

Translingual genus name of the marten, from Latin martes

Martin

From the Roman name Martinus, derived from the god Mars

Marto

A name often associated with Mars, the Roman god of war.

Marty

Diminutive of Martin

Marutaro

Marv

Masculine given name in English; also the Persian place name Marv

Marvin

English surname from the Welsh name Merfyn or the Old English name Mǣrwine

Marwyn

Masco

Masko

Maso

Derived from the Latin word 'mānsu', meaning 'tame' or 'gentle'.

Mason

From an English surname or word meaning "stoneworker"

Massimo

Italian form of the Latin name Maximus, from maximus, 'greatest'.

Massino

A diminutive form of Massimo, meaning 'greatest' in Italian.

Mastro

Italian word for "master" or "craftsman"

Matcho

Recorded as a masculine given name in archaic Romani

Mateo

Spanish form of Matthew, also used in Croatia from the Italian Matteo

Mato

Diminutive of Matej or Matija

Matteo

Italian form of Matthew, from Hebrew, meaning "gift of the Lord".

Matthis

A variation of the name Matthew, meaning gift of God

Matti

Finnish form of Matthew.

Mattis

A variant of 'Matthew', meaning gift of God.

Matto

Matz

German pet form of Mattheus and Matthias, from Matthew.

Maui

A demigod in Hawaiian mythology associated with strength and mischief

Mauno

A Finnish name meaning 'bear' or 'brave warrior'

Maurice

From Latin Mauritius, derived from Maurus, meaning "Moor; dark, swarthy"

Mauro

Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of Maurus, a Latin name meaning "dark-skinned"

Maverik

A modern American given name, a variant spelling of Maverick

Max

Short form of Maximilian, Maxim, Maxwell, or maximum

Maximillian

Variant of Maximilian, a male name of Latin origin

Maximus

Roman cognomen meaning "greatest"; the Latin term for "greatest" or "largest"

Maxwell

From the Scottish surname Maxwell, meaning "Mack's stream"

Mayk

Recorded as a masculine given name in Armenian (user-submitted)

Maynard

From an English surname derived from the Old German given name Meginhard

Mccoy

Recorded as a given name in modern English

Mcduff

Anglicised form of Scottish Gaelic Mac Dhuibh: son of Dhuibh, meaning dark or black

Mcgyver

Mcqueen

An English-language surname derived from Scottish Gaelic

Mecki

A name of the fictional hedgehog Mecki, mascot of the magazine Hörzu

Medwin

Meeko

A playful and mischievous character from Disney's animated film 'Pocahontas'.

Mekhi

Meaning unknown; possibly an invented name

Meliodas

A figure in Arthurian legend, also spelled Meliadus

Melvin

Scots surname, a variant of Melville, from Malleville, Old French for "bad town".

Mendo

Spanish and Portuguese given name and surname

Mercer

English and Catalan surname, an occupational name from Old French mercier, a merchant

Merlin

Form of the Welsh name Myrddin used by Geoffrey of Monmouth

Merwyn

Welsh, from elements meaning 'sea' and 'friend'.

Messi

The name is derived from Lionel Messi, a professional soccer player known for his incredible skills.

Micco

Michel

French form of Michael, from Hebrew mîḵāʾēl, "who is like God?"

Mick

Short form of Michael; also a slang term for an Irishman

Mickey

A diminutive form of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Micko

A variation of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God'.

Midas

The name of a king in Greek mythology who turned everything he touched into gold

Miguel

Spanish, Portuguese and Galician form of Michael

Mihail

Romanian, Bulgarian and Macedonian form of Michael, from Hebrew "who is like God?"

Mihal

Romansh name meaning "who is like a God"; also a surname

Mike

A diminutive form of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Mikel

Basque form of Michael

Mikey

Diminutive of Michael, from Mike with the suffix -y

Mikkel

Danish form of Michael; also from the Scandinavian root mikill, "enormous"

Miles

From the Germanic name Milo; associated with Latin miles, "soldier"

Milo

Masculine given name and surname; Latin miles, "soldier"; Greek milos, "yew tree"

Milos

Serbo-Croatian name, from Slavic; also the Greek island Milos.

Milton

From an English surname, from place names meaning "middle town" or "mill town"

Mirko

From the Slavic element mirŭ, "peace, world", originally a diminutive of names containing it

Miro

Short form of Miroslav and other Slavic names beginning with mir, from mirŭ, "peace, world"

Mirza

Means "prince", from Persian mīrzā, earlier amīrzādeh, from Arabic ʾamīr "commander" and Persian zādeh "offspring"

Mitchel

English variant of Mitchell, from the Anglo-Norman surname

Mitchell

English name from Old French Michel (Michael), or Middle English muchel, "big"

Moby

Recorded as a given name in literature, masculine

Mogli

Mogly

Mondo

Mondo is Italian, Ido and Esperanto for world; in English it is from Japanese 問答 (mondō).

Monko

Monro

A Scottish surname

Montaro

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Monte

Either a diminutive of Montgomery and other names beginning with Mont, or the Spanish or Italian word for "mountain"

Montu

An Egyptian god associated with war and the sun

Monty

A diminutive of Montgomery, meaning 'mountain' or 'gomer's mountain'.

Monzon

Mops

A type of dog breed known for its wrinkled face and curly tail

Moris

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in Georgian

Moritz

German form of Maurice