Unisex Dog Names

Van

A term used for a type of vehicle or as a diminutive for certain names

Vandy

Informal short form of Vanderbilt, as in Vanderbilt University

Vanilla

The spice obtained from the seed pods of orchids of the genus Vanilla

Vanya

Diminutive of Ivan (Russian, masculine) or Ivana (Bulgarian, feminine)

Varka

Recorded as a given name in Russian (archaic, feminine) and Central Asian (masculine)

Varna

Vayu

Means "air, wind" in Sanskrit; the name of the Vedic Hindu god of the air and wind

Vee

English name of the Latin script letter V; a given name in American English

Vegas

The name is associated with the city of Las Vegas, which is known for its entertainment and vibrant nightlife.

Velve

Velvet

From the English word for the soft fabric

Vena

Means "yearning, desire" in Sanskrit.

Vento

Italian word for wind

Ventura

Short form of Buenaventura, or from Spanish ventura, "fortune"

Venza

Verde

Green in Italian and Spanish

Versa

Not documented as a word with a meaning; recorded as a given name in the southern United States

Vesper

Latin for evening, and the evening star

Vico

Italian short form of Lodovico

Victory

From Latin victoria, success in combat or in any competition

Vienna

Capital of Austria, known for its artistic and cultural achievements.

Vieno

Finnish word meaning "gentle"

Vili

A diminutive of Vilmos, Viljem or Vilhelm

Vine

The English word for a plant that trails or climbs by stems

Vino

Not documented as a name with a meaning; Spanish for wine

Vivi

Scandinavian diminutive of names beginning with Vi, and of Olivia and Sofia

Volt

Soviet masculine given name; also the SI unit of electric potential, named after Alessandro Volta

Vonn

A variation of the name 'Von', which means 'from' or 'of' in German, indicating nobility

Voyager

Vuka

Wacky

Waddles

Waffi

Waffle

Waffles

Wag

Wagas

Tagalog word for "pure", used as the title of a Philippine television series

Waggers

Waggio

Waggle

Waggletail

Waggy

Recorded as a masculine given name in the obscure category

Wago

Wags

Wahoo

English name of the wahoo, a scombrid fish of tropical and subtropical seas

Wailani

Hawaiian, from wai ("water") and lani ("sky"), "heavenly water"

Waimea

In Hawaiian, reddish water; in Māori, forgotten or hidden stream

Waka

A Japanese poetic form; also a given name in Japanese and Polynesian mythology

Wakan

A Lakota word meaning "powerful" or "sacred"

Wakanda

A fictional African nation known for its advanced technology and rich culture.

Wakela

Wakely

Variant of Wakeley, an English surname

Waki

Wakka

Wako

Recorded as a feminine Japanese given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.

Walden

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in American English

Walia

Punjabi surname, of unexplained origin

Wallo

Waltie

Waly

Wamos

Wanco

Wander

English word for moving without purpose or a fixed destination

Wanderer

English, one who wanders or travels; not recorded as a personal name

Wandi

Wando

Wandy

A given name; in English, formed from wand and -y

Wanjo

Wannie

Wanno

Wanny

Wara

Recorded as a masculine given name in Thai

Warina

Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval english

Warrior

English word for a person who fights in combat or warfare

Warta

Polish Warta, a river in Poland; German Warthe, Latin Varta

Wasa

Ancient Japanese term for 'flour' or 'powder'.

Wasabi

Wasabi is the Japanese name for the wasabi plant, also called Japanese horseradish

Wasco

A type of native American dog name meaning "wolf"

Wasso

A variant spelling of Wosso, the name of a 19th-century Ojibwa leader

Watari

Wati

From an Indonesian suffix meaning "woman", ultimately from Sanskrit

Wato

Waubi

Wauzi

Wave

The English word for a propagating disturbance that travels through a medium

Waverly

From the rare English surname Waverley, from a place in Surrey

Wawa

Recorded as a rare given name in Chinese

Waya

Wayda

Wayko

Waylee

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Waylin

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in english

Wazo

From the Old High German 'wetti' — a pledge.

Weaver

An English occupational surname meaning one who weaves cloth

Webbi

Wednesday

The middle of the week, named after the Norse god Woden

Weegie

Alteration of Glaswegian with the suffix -ie

Weejie

Weeju

Weeko

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare American given name