Boy Dog Names

Nobby

Diminutive form of Norbert

Noe

Hebrew for rest or comfort

Norbe

Norbert

From the Old German elements nord "north" and beraht "bright"

Norik

Derived from the Japanese word for 'to create' or 'to make'

Norio

Masculine Japanese given name, written with many kanji or as のりお in hiragana

Norman

From a Germanic byname meaning "northman", referring to a Scandinavian

Norr

Old Norse Nórr, the eponymous founder of Norway in the Orkneyinga Saga.

Norris

English surname, from Middle English norreis "northerner" or norice "nurse"

Novak

Slavic surname and masculine given name from the word for 'new', usually 'newcomer' or 'novice'

Nucky

A nickname for Enoch

Nufo

Nuno

Medieval Portuguese and Spanish name, possibly from Latin nonus "ninth"

Nute

An English surname.

Obelix

A character from the comic series Asterix, known for his immense size and strength.

Ober

Oberon

From Old French Alberon, from Middle High German Alberich, 'elf king, fairy king'

Obi

Means "heart" in Igbo

Ocho

Odan

A rural locality in Kosinsky District, Perm Krai, Russia

Odell

A surname of English origin, meaning 'from the grove'

Odin

Norse god of wisdom, poetry, death, divination, and magic.

Ody

A name associated with the Greek hero Odysseus, symbolizing adventure and intelligence.

Odyn

Polish learned borrowing of Old Norse Óðinn, from Proto-Germanic *Wōdanaz

Oggy

A nickname and a Westcountry word for a Cornish pasty.

Oisin

Irish male given name meaning "fawn" or "little deer", from os ("deer") + -ín

OisíN

A mythological figure from Irish folklore; the name means 'little deer'.

Okito

A name that means 'little one' in some African cultures

Olaf

From Old Norse elements meaning "ancestor" and "inheritance, legacy"

Olav

Variant of Olaf, from Old Norse elements meaning "ancestor" and "heirloom"

Ole

Danish and Norwegian form of Olaf

Olfo

Oliver

From Old French Olivier, possibly from Latin oliva, "olive tree"

Omar

Alternate transcription of Arabic Umar; also a Hebrew name meaning "speak, say"

Omari

Meaning uncertain; possibly a Swahili variant of Umar

Omir

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare Marshallese masculine given name

Omri

Possibly means "servant" in Hebrew, from the root ʿamar, "to bind"

Onki

Onno

A name of Dutch origin meaning 'bear cub'.

Onur

Turkish, means "honour" or "pride", borrowed from French honneur

Ookami

Optimus

Latin for 'best' or 'greatest'

Oran

Anglicized form of the Irish name Odhrán, from odur, meaning "dun, sallow".

Orbo

Orco

Italian orco, a masculine noun from Latin Orcus

Ordell

Recorded as a given name in Anglo-Saxon

Oren

Means "pine tree" in Hebrew

Orendo

Orion

A prominent constellation named after a hunter in Greek mythology.

Orko

Recorded as a Basque masculine given name

Orlando

Italian form of Roland

Orro

Orry

Recorded as a masculine given name in Manx

Orsen

Orsino

Derived from Italian, often interpreted as 'bear cub'

Orso

Italian form of Ursus, from Latin ursus, meaning "bear".

Orville

Invented by Fanny Burney, perhaps intended to mean "golden city" in French

Orvin

User-submitted: recorded as a rare masculine given name in Swedish

Orvis

A character from literature and a brand known for outdoor gear

Oscar

Possibly from Old Irish oss "deer" and carae "friend", or from Old English Osgar

Osires

Oskar

Form of Oscar in several languages

Osko

A name of Finnish origin meaning 'divine' or 'God's gift'.

Osmar

A given name, perhaps a blend of Osvaldo, Omar, Ademar and Oscar

Osmond

From the Old English elements os "god" and mund "protection"

Oso

Spanish for "bear"; in Albanian, from Osman plus the suffix -o

Osric

Derived from Old English os "god" and ric "ruler, king"

Osso

Ossy

Osvald

Scandinavian form of oswald

Oswald

From Old English elements ōs "god" and weald "power"

Otis

From an English surname derived from the medieval given name Ode, a cognate of Otto

Ottar

Norwegian form of Óttarr, an Old Norse name

Ottis

A variation of the name Otto, which means prosperous or wealthy.

Otto

Later German form of Audo, a short form of names beginning with Old High German ot, "wealth, fortune"

Owen

Anglicized form of the Welsh Owain or the Irish Eoghan

Owney

User-submitted: recorded as a masculine given name in Irish

Ozgur

Özgür is a Turkish given name and surname meaning free and independent.

Ozzie

Diminutive of Oswald, Osborn and other names beginning with a similar sound

Ozzy

Variant of Ozzie; a diminutive, used in many European languages

Ozzy Pawsborne

Ozzy Pawsbourne

Pablo

Spanish form of the latin name Paulus, from Paul

Pacco

Paccos

Pacha

An alternative spelling of Pasha, a Turkish military and government rank

Pacino

Italian surname derived from the name 'Benedetto', meaning blessed.

Packo

Packy

A given name recorded in Irish, masculine.

Paco

A Spanish diminutive of Francisco, used as a nickname.

Paddington

Old English name from the personal name Padda + -ing + tūn, "Padda's settlement"

Paddy

A term of affection for a friend or mate.

Padfoot

A nickname for the character Sirius Black in the Harry Potter series, known for his ability to transform into a large black dog.

Pako

Panchito

A diminutive form of 'Pancho'.

Pancho

Spanish diminutive of Francisco

Pandro

A name derived from the Greek name 'Pandrosos', meaning 'all-giving'.

Pandu

Sanskrit for "pale, whitish, yellowish"

Paniolo

Hawaiian cowboy or rancher

Panjo