Unisex Dog Names

Magoo

Mahe

Recorded as a masculine given name in Breton

Mahi

A term of endearment in various cultures, often used for someone beloved.

Mahpee

Mai

Chinese surname, from the character 麥 meaning wheat or barley

Maiky

Majestic

The English word majestic, meaning having grandeur or beauty

Maji

A Bengali surname, also spelled Majee

Majo

Derived from Spanish and Italian, meaning 'chief' or 'major'.

Maka

A name derived from the Hawaiian word meaning 'to gain' or 'to acquire'.

Makani

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Makenzie

A derivative of MacKenzie, meaning 'son of the fair one' or 'born of fire'

Maki

From Japanese 真 (ma) "real, genuine" with 希 (ki) "hope" or 紀 (ki) "record, chronicle"

Makka

Greenlandic form of Danish Margrethe, and Swahili borrowing of Arabic مَكَّة (makka)

Makkari

A clipping of the Finnish makuuhuone, bedroom, plus the suffix -ari

Mako

Recorded as a given name in Japanese, English (New Zealand) and Hawaiian

Makoto

From Japanese 誠 (makoto), meaning "sincerity"

Makya

A Hopi given name, recorded for both feminine and masculine use

Malak

Means "angel" in Arabic

Maldo

Mali

A city in West Africa, also means 'to make' in several languages

Mali Kai

Malibu

The name of a beach city in California known for its beautiful coastline

Malin

Swedish and Norwegian short form of Magdalene.

Malley

An Irish surname; also a word of Irish, Old Irish, Latin, Polish, Czech, Slovak and Slovene origin

Mallo

Mallow

Mally

Recorded as an archaic Manx feminine given name

Malon

A variant of 'Malo', which means 'bad' or 'evil' in French

Malone

Derived from the Irish surname which means 'descendant of the servant of the church'.

Malou

Short form of Marie-Louise

Malu

A Samoan word for a women's tattoo, and a Romanian form of the noun mal

Maly

From Czech, Slovak and Polish surnames meaning 'small'

Mambo

Spanish (Latin American) given name; also a Cuban musical form and its dance

Mamo

A Hawaiian name for two extinct species of nectarivorous finches.

Mana

A given name recorded in Fijian, Thai, Breton, Japanese and Norse Mythology

Manani

Mancha

A Spanish surname

Mandalorian

Mango

The fruit of the tree Mangifera indica

Mani

Means "jewel" in Sanskrit

Manitu

A general term for spirit beings among many Algonquian Native American groups

Manju

From Sanskrit मञ्जु (manju), meaning "lovely, beautiful"

Manlee

Manna

An edible substance God gave the Israelites in the desert

Manni

A Finnish given name, from medieval forms of Hermanni, Immanuel or Maunu

Mano

A Karo Batak name

Manou

A variant of the Hebrew name Menachem meaning 'comforter'

Mantu

Recorded as a feminine given name in Finnish

Manus

Irish form of Magnus.

Maple

From the English word for the tree, from Old English mapul

Maputi

Marama

Means "moon, month" in Māori

Marbella

A coastal city in southern Spain known for its Mediterranean beaches

Marian

Variant of Marion, a medieval form of Mary, or a combination of Mary and Ann

Marigold

From the flower name, a combination of Mary and the English word gold

Marin

Romanian, Croatian, Serbian, Bulgarian and French form of Marinus

Marine

French, Armenian and Georgian form of Marina

Mariner

English mariner, a person who works aboard a watercraft as part of its crew

Marki

Recorded as a masculine given name in Vilamovian

Marley

From an English surname taken from a place name meaning "pleasant wood", "boundary wood" or "marten wood"

Marli

Possibly a diminutive of Marlene

Marlie

Recorded as a given name in English and Dutch, feminine in both

Marlin

Possibly a variant of Merlin

Marlo

Recorded as a given name in English, for both girls and boys

Marloh

Marlow

Referred to as 'driftwood' or 'remains of a tree'.

Marlowe

From an Old English place name meaning "remnants of a lake"

Marly

Variant of Marley

Marmalade

English, a sweet fruit preserve made from the juice and peel of citrus fruits

Maro

A given name recorded in Croatian, Galician, Greek and ecclesiastical use

Maron

A given name recorded in Ancient Greek, History (Ecclesiastical) and Japanese

Marron

French word for chestnut

Marrone

Italian surname meaning "brown"

Marshmellow

Martel

Not documented as having a meaning in the sources checked

Marti

Derived from the Latin name Martinus, meaning 'of Mars' or 'warlike'

Maru

Japanese 丸 (maru), circle; in Spanish a short form of María Eugenia

Marvel

From the english word meaning "a miracle, a wonder", from old french merveille, latin mirabilis "wonderful"

Marvelous

The English word meaning inspiring great admiration, wonderful

Matcha

Matja

Matok

Matsu

Japanese for pine tree

Mattes

Derived from a diminutive of Matthew, meaning 'gift of God'

Matty

A diminutive form of the name Matthew, meaning 'gift of God'

Maury

A variant of the name Maurice, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'moorish'.

Mausi

German diminutive of Maus ("mouse"), formed with the suffix -i

Mautia

Mav

Mave

A variant of Maeve

Maverick

From the English word maverick, meaning "independent"

Mavi

Turkish and Spanish given name; from Turkish mavi, "blue"

Maxi

Spanish short form of Maximiliano, or German short form of Maximiliane or Maximilian

Maxie

A diminutive of Maximilian, Maxwell, Maxine and other names beginning with Max

Maxime

French form of Maximus.

Maxton

Derived from Old English meaning 'from the stone town'

Maxx

A given name recorded in English, masculine

Maxy

A diminutive of Max, formed with the suffix -y

Mayco