French Dog Names
Mallory
Unfortunate or ill-fated
Malon
A variant of 'Malo', which means 'bad' or 'evil' in French
Marcel
Little warrior
Maree
Of the sea
Margolette
Diminutive form of Margaret, meaning pearl
Margot
A pearl
Marilou
A combination of Marie and Lou, often associated with strength and femininity.
Maron
A type of chestnut, often used in desserts
Marriebelle
The name combines Marie, meaning 'bitter', and Belle, meaning 'beautiful'
Marron
French word for chestnut
Marshal
A title of high military rank or a person responsible for the management of a certain activity
Martel
French for hammer
Mavis
A small bird or songbird, often associated with happiness
Melisande
Italian name meaning 'strong in work'
Merci
French for thank you
Mercie
French term for 'thank you'
Merle
A color pattern in dogs characterized by irregular patches of color
Metisse
A mixed-breed dog
Michel
Who is like God?
Michell
Who is like God
Miette
French for 'crumb', often referring to small and adorable things.
Mignon
French for 'cute' or 'delicate'
Mignonne
French word meaning cute or adorable
Milou
A name of a character from the comic series 'The Adventures of Tintin' created by Hergé
Mimi
A common name for a small and cute character, often associated with cuteness and affection.
Minette
A term of endearment in French, often associated with a kitten.
Minuet
A type of dance characterized by its graceful movements
Mirabelle
Wonderful and admired
Mirage
An optical phenomenon that creates the illusion of water
Monett
A diminutive form of the name 'Monique', which means 'advisor' or 'alone'.
Monique
Advisor
Monty
A diminutive of Montgomery, meaning 'mountain' or 'gomer's mountain'.
Morey
Derived from Old French, meaning 'dark-skinned' or 'swarthy'
Mortimer
Noble and powerful
Mouschka
A term of endearment derived from 'mousseline', which refers to something soft and delicate
Nadine
Hope
Namur
City in Belgium known for its historical significance
Neige
French for snow
Nette
A form of the name Antoinette, which means 'priceless' or 'invaluable'
Neville
The name means 'new town' in Old French.
Nicole
Victory of the people
Nicolette
A French diminutive form of the name Nicolas, meaning 'victory of the people'.
Ninette
Little girl or small girl in French
Ninon
A name of French origin that is often associated with grace or beauty
Noel
Christmas or born on Christmas
Noella
Born on Christmas
Noelle
Christmas
Noisette
Hazelnut
Nougat
A sweet confection made from sugar or honey, nuts, and egg white
Nuit
French for night
Oceane
French for ocean or sea
Octavie
Derived from the Latin word for 'eight', typically associated with the ordinal number.
Odett
Wealthy
Odette
Wealthy
Olympe
Derived from the Greek word for 'heavenly' or 'of Olympus'
Ophelie
Help
Oriole
A type of bird known for its bright colors and melodious song
Orison
A prayer or plea
Orville
From the golden city
Otilie
Wealthy
Paige
Young servant or page
Papillon
Butterfly in French
Paris
City of light and romance
Percy
A name derived from the French surname 'Perci', meaning 'pierce' or 'to penetrate'.
Peridot
A gemstone commonly associated with lightness, beauty, and positivity.
Perle
French for pearl
Pery
A variant of Perry, often associated with a pear tree.
Petit
French word for small or little
Philou
A diminutive form of the name Philippe, which means 'lover of horses'
Pinot
A type of grape used for wine production
Pomme
French for apple
Posey
A flower or a small bouquet
Praline
A type of candy made from nuts and sugar
Quincey
Fifth son
Ramey
A name derived from a surname meaning 'one who lives by the ram's pasture'
Ray
A beam of light or radiant energy.
Reine
Queen
Remi
Oarsman; a name with French origins meaning 'oar' or 'rower'.
Remie
Variant of Remy, meaning 'oarsman' or 'to remedy'
Rene
Reborn or born again
Renee
Reborn
RenéE
Reborn
Rintintin
Brave little dog
Rochelle
Little rock
Roland
Famous throughout the land
Rosalie
Derived from the Latin word 'rosa', meaning rose.
Roseline
A diminutive form of 'rose', symbolizing beauty and love.
RoséE
French word for dew
Roux
A mixture of flour and fat used as a thickening agent in cooking
Roy
King; sovereign.
Royce
Royal
Roye
Derived from the Old French word for 'king' or 'royalty'.
Ruban
Ribbon in French
Russell
A small stream or brook
RéMi
Oarsman
RéMy
French for 'oarsman' or 'remedy'
Sacha
Defender of mankind
Sauvage
Wild or savage
Serein
The fine, light rain that falls from a clear sky, often at twilight.
Serge
A name of French origin meaning 'to serve' or 'to protect'.