Unisex Dog Names

Spark

A small glowing particle or ember, or a form of electrical discharge.

Sparkie

Sparkle

English word for a little spark or a scintillation

Sparkles

English (American) given name, recorded as a rare feminine name

Sparkly

Sparks

Recorded as a rare English given name for boys

Sparta

Speck

Speckle

Speckles

Speedie

Speedy

From the English word meaning fast or quick

Spica

Spice

English word for a plant substance used to flavour or colour food

Spicy

English adjective for the burning sensation of pungent food

Spiffy

Spinelli

A family name of Italian origin, often meaning 'little spine'

Spirit

From the English word spirit, from Latin spiritus "breath, energy", from spiro "to blow, to breathe".

Spitfire

A type of fast aircraft designed for interception

Splash

Spook

Spooky

Sporty

An adjective meaning athletic or sportsmanlike; also a stage name and a radio program title

Spot

Spotnik

Spotty

Spring

From the name of the season, from Old English springan "to leap, to burst forth"

Springer

A German surname; Polonised as Szprynger and Szpringer, Slavonised as Špringer

Sprinkles

Sprout

An English surname

Spruff

Spud

A common nickname for the potato

Spuds

Spudz

English spud, a common nickname for the potato

Spunky

Sputnik

Russian, satellite in an astronomical context; also spouse or travelling companion

Spy

Squeaky

A nickname for Lynette Fromme

Squishy

English word for a soft toy made of polyurethane foam

Star

The English word for a celestial body, from Old English steorra

Starburst

English compound of "star" and "burst"; not recorded as a personal name

Stardust

English word for cosmic dust, particles in space

Starfire

A compound of the English words star and fire

Starke

A variant of the German surname Stark

Starlight

English starlight, the light emitted by stars

Starling

A small to medium-sized passerine bird, known for its iridescent feathers and ability to mimic sounds

Starly

Recorded as a feminine given name in obscure use

Starr

Variant of Star; as a surname, from pre-Modern English starre, "star"

Steelie

Stein

German for stone or rock

Stellar

English word meaning anything related to one or more stars

Stenz

A name of unknown specific meaning, potentially coined or derived from other sources

Stetson

From an English surname, from Stidston in Devon, meaning "Stithweard's town"

Stevie

Diminutive of Stephen or Stephanie

Stixi

Stoli

A type of Russian vodka

Stollie

Stompy

Stoney

Recorded as a masculine given name in American English

Storm

From the Old English or Old Dutch storm, or Old Norse stormr; unisex in English, typically masculine elsewhere

Stormi

A variant of Stormy

Stormie

Derived from the English word 'storm', representing a strong and turbulent weather phenomenon.

Stormy

From the English word meaning "stormy, wild, turbulent"

Strick

A surname derived from a medieval term meaning 'to prick' or 'to pierce'

Strubbie

Strudel

Strummer

English surname and given name; from English strummer, one who strums a stringed instrument

Struppo

Stubby

Stumpy

A nickname or stage name, from the adjective stumpy

Styx

The river in Greek mythology that forms the boundary between Earth and the Underworld

Sudz

Sugar

English word for a sweet substance used as a food

Sugarplum

A common name for several plants

Sugi

Japanese name for the tree Cryptomeria japonica

Sui

Japanese, from 翠 (sui) meaning "green, blue", or other kanji read the same way

Suku

Means 'smiling' in some cultures

Sula

A name of various origins, including a meaning of 'gentle' or 'peaceful'

Sulka

Recorded as a given name in modern Finnish, used for both boys and girls

Sully

Diminutive of Sullivan and other names with a similar sound

Sulu

Recorded as a Norwegian (archaic) feminine given name

Suly

Name by which the Brazilian footballer Suly Cabral Machado is known

Summer

From the name of the season, ultimately from Old English sumor

Sumo

Japanese for sumo, a form of competitive full-contact wrestling

Sun

Alternate transcription of Korean Hangul 선 (see Seon)

Sundara

From Sanskrit sundara, meaning "beautiful"

Sunday

From the name of the day of the week, from Old English sunnandæg, "sun" and "day"

Suni

From Old Norse sunr, "son"; used in Danish and Swedish

Sunka

Sunny

From the English word meaning "sunny, cheerful"

Sunshine

From the English word, ultimately from Old English sunne "sun" and scinan "shine"

Suny

Super

Superfly

Sura

French for 'sour' or 'bitter', which can describe a taste or a temperament.

Surf

Surge

Suro

Recorded as a masculine given name in Javanese

Sushi

A Japanese dish made of vinegared rice accompanied by various ingredients, usually seafood, vegetables, and occasionally tropical fruits.

Susu

A given name recorded in Chinese, used for both girls and boys