Unisex Dog Names

Miri

A name often used in various cultures, meaning 'beloved' or 'sea' depending on the origin.

Mirk

Recorded as a masculine given name in Kashubian

Miroku

A character known for spiritual powers and wisdom

Mischa

Derived from a Russian diminutive of Mikhail, meaning 'who is like God'.

Mischief

Mischka

Mischu

Mishka

Russian diminutive of Mikhail

Miska

The name means 'little one' in some cultures

Mist

Recorded as a given name in Norse Mythology, used as a feminine name

Mister Fluffers

Mistlepaws

Misto

Italian for mixed or a mixture

Misty

From the English word misty, ultimately derived from Old English.

Misu

A Korean beverage made from ground roasted grains

Mitho

Mitra

Sanskrit for "friend"; also a Vedic god of friendship and contracts

Mitsu

Japanese for light or illumination

Mitts

An English surname

Mitze

Miu

From Japanese 美 (mi) "beautiful" and 羽 (u) "feather"; other kanji combinations are possible

Miz

A pronunciation of Ms., the English honorific for women; also a short form used in names and nicknames.

Mo

Derived from various contexts, often a short form of names like 'Moses' or 'Mohammed', or can mean 'little' in certain cultures.

Mobby

Moca

Recorded as a given name in Vilamovian and in Japanese

Mocca

Mocha

A type of coffee, and a given name recorded in Biblical (Hellenized) and Indian use

Mochi

A type of Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice

Mochito

Moe

Short form of Maurice or Morris, or of other names beginning with a similar sound

Moekka

Mohawk

Recorded as a given name in American English, masculine

Mohican

A Native American tribe known for their distinct hairstyles and cultural heritage.

Mojave

Referring to the Mojave Desert, known for its unique desert flora and fauna

Mojo

Moka

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese and Egyptian Arabic

Moki

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hopi and archaic Georgian

Moko

A Maori word meaning 'to deceive' or 'to trick'

Moku

Mola

Molina

Derived from Italian, meaning 'mill' or 'grinding'

Molke

Momiji

Japanese momiji, the word for the Japanese maple

Mompi

Mon

Recorded as a given name in Bhutanese, Dutch, Burmese and Ecclesiastical history

Monaco

A city-state on the French Riviera known for its gambling and luxury.

Monchi

A nickname of Ramón Rodríguez Verdejo, a Spanish former footballer

Mondi

Moni

A diminutive form of names like 'Simone' or 'Simona', often used as an affectionate nickname.

Monie

Recorded as a modern English feminine given name

Monroe

From the mouth of the Roe, a river in Northern Ireland

Montana

From the name of the American state of Montana, derived from Latin montanus, "mountainous"

Montego

Monti

A given name recorded in English and Spanish

Montie

Recorded as a given name in English, feminine and masculine

Montrose

Recorded as a rare English given name; also an English surname

Monya

A given name recorded in Russian, where it is feminine

Monza

A city in Italy known for its racetrack.

Monzar

Moo

English word for the lowing sound made by cattle

Mooby

Mooch

Moochy

Mooka

Mookie

Moomoo

An English pronunciation of muumuu, a loose dress of Hawaiian origin

Moon

From the English word for Earth's natural satellite, from Old English mona; also a Korean name.

Moonbeam

English word for a beam or ray of moonlight

Moondog

The professional name of the American composer Louis Thomas Hardin

Moondust

Moonie

An informal name for members of the Unification Church

Moonlight

English, light from the surface of the Moon

Moonpie

Moonshine

English word for high-proof liquor traditionally made or distributed illegally

Moony

A nickname for the Italian singer Monica Bragato

Moppet

Moppy

Morey

Derived from Old French, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'swarthy'

Morgen

The name means 'morning' or 'daybreak' in German and Dutch.

Mori

Japanese surname, from 森 (forest) or 毛利 (Mōri)

Moriz

Italian for a diminutive form of the name Maurice.

Morley

From an Old English place name meaning "marsh clearing"

Morri

Mosey

Recorded as a masculine given name in Mordvin

Mosi

Means "first (child)" in Swahili

Mosley

Derived from a surname meaning 'meadow in the moor'

Moss

Medieval form of Moses

Mossa

Mossie

A diminutive of Maurice, or a form of mossie, a diminutive of mosquito

Mossy

An adjective meaning covered with moss or resembling moss

Moti

Means "leader" in Oromo; also a diminutive of Mordecai

Motley

English word for the traditional costume of the court jester

Moto

Japanese for 'origin' or 'base'

Mott

A surname of English origin, meaning 'from the meeting place'.

Motti

Moxie

Energy, determination, and spunk, from the American English vernacular

Moz

Mozer

A nickname of the Portuguese footballer Rui Miguel Batista Araújo

Mucki

Muddy

Covered in mud; recorded as a rare English given name