Boy Dog Names

Stirling

From a surname that was a variant of Sterling; also the name of a city in Scotland

Stitch

English word from Old English stiċe, a prick or pricking pain

Stoffel

A Dutch given name and German surname, from a diminutive of a reduced form of Christoffer

Strider

English word for one who strides, or a water strider

Striker

Strongheart

A name borne by a German Shepherd film star of the silent era

Stryker

Recorded as a modern English given name, rare, masculine

Stuart

Scottish occupational surname for a steward; Old English stig "house", weard "guard"

Sulley

Derived from the name of a character from the popular animated film 'Monsters, Inc.'

Sullivan

From the Irish surname Ó Súilleabháin, from súil "eye" and dubh "dark, black"

Sultan

Means "ruler, king, sultan" in Arabic

Sundance

A combination of 'sun' and 'dance'.

Surya

Sanskrit for "sun"; the name of the Vedic Hindu sun god

Sven

From Old Norse Sveinn, meaning "boy"

Swanson

English surname; recorded as a rare masculine given name in English

Swayze

English surname, an anglicized form of German Schweizer, "Swiss"

Sweyn

Son of Sweyne, a name of Old Norse origin meaning 'swine' or 'pig'.

Sylas

Variant of Silas, the form found in the Polish New Testament

Sylvo

Syre

SéAmus

Irish form of James, from Hebrew Yaʻaqov, "heel" or "to supplant"

Tadashi

Meaning 'loyal' or 'faithful' in Japanese

Tadd

Recorded as a given name in English, used for men

Taddeo

Italian form of Thaddeus

Tadeo

Spanish form of Thaddeus

Taiyo

Romanization of Japanese words including 太陽 (sun) and 大洋 (ocean)

Taka

Recorded as a given name in Japanese, for either gender

Taliesin

From Welsh tal "brow, head" and iesin "shining, radiant"; "shining brow"

Talos

A giant automaton in Greek mythology, made of bronze.

Tanjiro

Tank

A large container for storing liquid or gas

Tanner

From an English surname meaning "one who tans hides"

Tarak

A name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'star'

Tarl

No documented meaning; recorded as an English masculine given name

Taro

A name of Japanese origin meaning 'eldest son'

Tarzan

Name of a fictional character raised by apes in the jungle

Tasso

A name possibly derived from the Italian word for 'badger'.

Tauro

Tavish

Anglicized form of the Scottish Gaelic Tàmhas, from Thomas

Tebow

English surname from French, equivalent to English Theobald.

Ted

Short form of Edward, Theodore, Thaddeus or Edmund

Tenzin

Tibetan given name meaning "upholder of teachings"

Teo

Short form of Teodoro and other names beginning with Teo; in Georgian, a short form of Teona

Thaddie

Thane

From the Scottish and English noble title, originally Old English thegn

Theodore

From Greek θεός (god) and δῶρον (gift), meaning "gift of god"

Theron

From Greek θηράω (therao), "to hunt"; also an Occitan surname from place-names meaning "height"

Thiago

Portuguese form of Tiago, equivalent to Jacob and James

Thierry

French form of the germanic name Theodoric

Thomas

Greek form of the Aramaic name Teʾoma, meaning "twin"

Thor

From Old Norse Þórr, meaning "thunder"

Thorfinn

Scandinavian name, recorded in Old Norse as Þorfinnr

Thorin

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

Thors

Derived from the Norse god of thunder.

Thumper

One that thumps; recorded as a masculine given name in popular culture

ThéO

French, from the Greek 'theos', a god — 'god-given'.

Tiberius

Roman praenomen meaning "of the Tiber" in Latin

Tige

A common name for various types of tiger in English

Tigger

An alteration of the word tiger, created by A. A. Milne for a stuffed tiger

Tillman

A reference to a historical name meaning 'one who works in a concentration on his trade'.

Tim

Short form of Timothy or, in Germany, of Dietmar

Timmy

A diminutive form of the name Timothy, meaning 'God's honor'.

Timon

A character from 'The Lion King', known for his humorous personality

Tintin

The name Tintin is often associated with the character from the comic series created by Belgian cartoonist Hergé, known for his adventures as a young reporter.

Tio

Recorded as a given name in Greenlandic, Māori and Batak

Tobby

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Tobey

English given name, recorded as rare and used for both boys and girls

Tobias

Greek form of Tobiah, from Hebrew Toviyah, meaning 'Yah is good'

Tobo

Toby

Medieval English form of Tobias, from Hebrew Toviah, "good is Yahweh"

Todd

From the English surname Todd, meaning "fox", from Middle English todde

Togo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese

Tommy

Diminutive of Thomas; in English formed from Tom with the suffix -y

Tomy

A diminutive form of Thomas, meaning 'twin'

Tony

Short form of Anthony

Topher

Short form of Christopher

Topper

A term for someone who is always on top or in control.

Toretto

Surname of Dominic Toretto in the Fast & Furious franchise

Torin

A given name of unknown meaning, suggested to be Irish but without a found derivation

Tormund

Recorded as a masculine given name in Norwegian

Toro

Bull in Spanish and Italian

Torrin

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

Torro

Tosa

A breed of dog originated in Japan, known for its strength and loyalty.

Toto

Derived from the name for a small dog, commonly used in literature.

Towser

A term for a dog or a cur that catches rats.

Travis

From the English surname Travis, from Old French traverser, "to cross"

Trevor

From the Welsh place name Trefor, meaning "big village"

Trey

Tristan

Probably from the old Pictish name Drustan, a diminutive of Drust

Tristen

Variant of Tristan, from Welsh drust ("noise, tumult"), later linked to triste, "sad"

Troy

From a surname for someone from Troyes, France, or from the ancient city of Troy

Tubbs

A surname of English origin.

Tucker

English occupational surname for a cloth fuller, from Old English tucian

Tugger

One that tugs; also a tugboat, a restoration device, a Russian diver propulsion vehicle, and a nickname

Tun

A type of barrel or cask, often used for storing liquids.

Turbo

English turbo, short for turbocharger, a forced induction device in an internal combustion engine

Tux

Short for tuxedo, the American English term for a dinner suit

Ty

Short for various names like Tyrone or Tyler, meaning 'puller' or 'maker of tiles'.

Tyber