English Dog Names
3,647 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all language categories.
Moppet
A term of endearment for a small child or a pet
Moppy
A playful and lively dog
Mopsey
A small, soft, and cuddly dog
Mopsie
A playful and affectionate term often associated with pug dogs
Mopsy
A term that refers to a particular breed of dog known for its playful and affectionate nature.
Morgana
The name is often associated with the enchantress from Arthurian legend.
Mork
A character from the TV show 'Mork & Mindy', known for his alien origin and humorous personality
Morley
Moor clearing or meadow
Morli
A name often used for young girls, it conveys a sense of softness and warmth.
Mosey
To walk or move in a relaxed manner
Mosley
Derived from a surname meaning 'meadow in the moor'
Moss
A type of small, green plant that grows on damp soil or surfaces
Mossie
A diminutive form often signifying something small and cute.
Mossy
Covered with moss or resembling moss
Motley
Varied in color or character
Mott
A surname of English origin, meaning 'from the meeting place'.
Mowgli
The main character in Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book', raised by wolves
Moxie
Courage, determination, or energy
Moz
To inform or report
Muddy
Resembling or covered with mud; dirty
Muddy Marauder
A person who roams or carries out activities in muddy areas, reflecting a mischievous or adventurous spirit.
Mudge
A nickname for someone who is muddled or confused
Muffi
A playful and lighthearted name often associated with fun and joy.
Muffie
A cute or affectionate name for a young girl, often associated with sweetness
Muffin
A small, baked dish that is often sweet
Muffit
A play on the word 'muffin', suggesting something sweet and lovable
Muffy
A term of endearment or affection, often used for a small dog
Muggsie
A playful and energetic term, often associated with fun
Mugsy
A playful nickname often associated with a small dog
Mulberry
A type of fruit-bearing tree known for its sweet berries.
Mulder
To darken or obscure
Munch
To chew or eat something noisily
Muncher
One who munches or eats something eagerly
Munchie
A small amount of food or snack
Munchkin
A term affectionately used to refer to small children or small beings
Mundy
A playful and cheerful spirit
Munko
A playful and energetic dog with a cheerful disposition
Muppet
A type of puppet created by Jim Henson
Muski
A name often associated with playful and energetic personalities
Mustache
A strip of hair growing on the upper lip
Mustard
A type of condiment made from ground mustard seeds.
Mutley
Name of a dog character known for his distinctive laugh
Mutt
A mixed-breed dog, often of unknown parentage
Muttilda
A playful combination of 'mutt' and a feminine suffix, implying a lively and fun-loving dog.
Muttley
A term often used for mixed-breed dogs
Muttzilla
A playful portmanteau combining 'mutt' (a mixed-breed dog) and 'Godzilla' (the iconic monster), suggesting a large, lovable dog with a vibrant personality.
Myla
A name of uncertain origin, often thought to mean 'smile' or 'graciousness'.
Mylah
A variation of the name 'Mila', which means 'gracious' or 'dear'.
Myler
A variant of the name Myles, meaning soldier or mercenary
Mylie
Derived from the name 'Mylie', which is often associated with being playful and cheerful.
Mynee
A name often associated with sweetness and affection
Myrtle
A flowering plant often symbolizing love and beauty.
Mystical
Related to the supernatural or incomprehensible
Mythic
Relating to myths or mythology
MäNdie
A variation of the name Mandy, often associated with love and sweetness
MöRfie
Derived from a playful and affectionate demeanor.
Nacho Nibbler
A playful name suggesting a love for snacks.
Nahko
An indigenous term meaning 'to sing'
Nalby
A friendly and playful name that suggests a sense of joy.
Nanci
A variant of the name Nancy, often associated with grace and favor.
Nandy
Derived from the name 'Nanda,' which means happy or blissful.
Napa
Refers to a valley, especially a wine-producing region
Napper
One who naps or sleeps
Narilla
The name is derived from a fictional character that embodies warmth and loyalty.
Narron
Brave warrior
Nash
A place of ash trees
Nats
A term used to refer to insects, specifically tiny flying ones.
Natti
A diminutive form of the name Natalie, often associated with Christmas and meaning 'born on Christmas Day'
Natz
A diminutive or affectionate form of Nathan
Naughty
Mischievous or troublesome
Navaeh
Heaven spelled backward
Navi
To guide
Navy
A dark blue color often associated with uniforms of the navy
Necko
A playful variation of the name 'Nick', often associated with playful or mischievous personalities
Ned
Short form of Edward, meaning 'wealthy guardian'
Neddy
A diminutive form of Edward or Edmund, meaning 'wealthy guardian'
Neeko
A playful and mischievous spirit
Neelix
A fictional character from the 'Star Trek: Voyager' series, known for being a Talaxian and the ship's cook
Neemo
A playful name inspired by the famous animated character from 'Finding Nemo'.
Nell
Bravery and passion
Nelle
A diminutive or affectionate form of the name Helen or Eleanor.
Nellie
A diminutive form of Eleanor, meaning 'bright, shining one'.
Nelly
A diminutive of names like Ellen and Cornelia
Nelson
Son of Neil
Nenzy
A playful and affectionate personality
Nettie
A diminutive form of the name Annette, which is derived from the Hebrew name Hannah meaning 'grace'.
Netty
Derived from the name 'Annette', which means 'grace' or 'favor'
Nevaeh
Heaven spelled backward
Newton
From the Old English words for 'new town' or 'new settlement'
Nibbles
To eat or bite in small pieces
Niblet
Small portion or bite
Nic
Short form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
Niccy
A term of endearment, often derived from names like Nicole or Nicola
Nick
A common diminutive for Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
Nickel
A coin made of nickel metal, often associated with its value.
Nicki
A diminutive form of the name Nicole or Nicholas
Nickie
A diminutive form of Nicholas, meaning victory of the people
Nickili
A unique name possibly derived from Nick or Nicole, implying victory or the people’s victory.
Nicklaus
Victory of the people
Nicky
A diminutive form of Nicholas, meaning 'victory of the people'.