Others Dog Names

Horus

The ancient Egyptian god of the sky

Hotah

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Houdini

A stage name of the American escapologist Erik Weisz

Howler

A dog known for its loud and distinctive bark.

Huggo

Huginn

From Old Norse Huginn, meaning "thought", from hugr.

Hula

A Hawaiian dance characterized by hip movements and gestures

Hulda

From Old Norse hulda, "hiding, secrecy"; also from archaic Swedish huld, "gracious, sweet, lovable"

Hunko

A variant spelling of the Ukrainian surname Gunko (Гунько)

Hura

Recorded as a feminine given name in Karachay-Balkar

Huracan

Mayan languages Hunraqan, meaning "one-legged"; the name of a Kʼicheʼ Maya god.

Hurley

English surname from Old English hyrne, "corner", and lēah, "woodland clearing"

Hussi

Finnish, from Swedish husse, "master"

Hux

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Hwan

Sino-Korean, from 煥, meaning "shining, brilliant, lustrous"

HäGar

A reference to a character known for his strength and courage

Iarla

Irish for prince or leader

Ibbi

Ibbo

Ibo

Recorded as a given name in Uzbek (feminine) and East Frisian (masculine)

Idgie

A name of Irish origin.

Idunn

Norwegian variant form of Iðunn, from Old Norse ið + unnr, "wave"

Idur

Iglo

Ika

Yoruba word; recorded as a feminine given name in Slovene, Swedish, Indonesian and English.

Ikas

Iker

Basque male given name, with the female form Ikerne

Ikku

Ikosa

Ikus

Ila

Means "earth" or "speech" in Sanskrit

Ilia

A variant of Elijah, meaning 'My God is Yahweh'

Iljo

An Estonian given name, recorded for both men and women

Ilkar

Illa

Means 'moon' in various contexts

Ilma

Means "air" in Finnish

Ilmar

Name of a god of artistry and crafts in Finnish mythology

Ilon

Ilona

Hungarian form of Helen, from Greek Helenē, interpreted as "torch", "light" or "shining one".

Ilscha

Ilvy

No documented meaning; recorded as a German given name

Ilza

Imee

A nickname for Imelda, recorded as a Filipino feminine given name

Imik

Imko

Imuna

Inaja

Recorded as a feminine given name in Bosnian

Inali

Recorded as a Cherokee masculine given name

Indira

Means "beauty" in Sanskrit; another name of Lakshmi, wife of the Hindu god Vishnu

Ineke

Dutch diminutive of names ending in -ine or -ina, such as Martine and Christine.

Inho

Inigo

English form of Íñigo, a Basque name meaning "my little man"

Iniki

A Hawaiian word meaning 'a slight wind' or 'to have a gust of wind'

Inkara

Inken

Diminutive of Ingeborg and other names beginning with the element ing

Inko

Esperanto for ink, borrowed from English ink.

Innes

Anglicized form of Aonghas

Innis

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in english

Innuk

Inola

A name of Native American origin meaning 'a unique and special person'

Inska

Inuk

Means "person, human" in Greenlandic

Ioka

Iolana

Means "to soar" in Hawaiian

Iolani

Hawaiian masculine name meaning "royal hawk," from ʻio (Hawaiian hawk) and lani (royal).

Iolo

A variant of the Welsh name Ioldar, meaning 'a beloved leader'.

Iona

From the Scottish island name, Old Norse ey meaning "island"

Ipalo

Irana

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Iraya

A name of Sanskrit origin meaning 'mistress' or 'leader'.

Irelyn

No documented meaning; recorded as a feminine given name in modern American English

Irie

Feminine given name, a pet form of Iris

Irke

Irko

Sidamo name from the root irk-, "to support", with the suffix -o

Irla

Irok

Irta

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Albanian and Lithuanian (user-submitted)

Irya

No documented meaning; recorded as a Russian feminine given name

Iseul

Means "dew" in Korean

Isha

Means "master, lord, ruler" in Sanskrit

Ishta

Iska

The name means 'ice' in various languages

Iskra

Means "spark" in South Slavic

Isla

Variant of Islay, coinciding with the Spanish word isla, "island"

Isobel

Anglicized form of Iseabail, the Scottish form of the name Isabel

Itzel

Itzi

Iva

South Slavic for "willow tree"; also a short form of Ivana and a feminine form of Ivo.

Ivana

Feminine form of Ivan, the Slavic cognate of Joanna and John

Ivanna

Ukrainian feminine form of Ivan

Iver

Norwegian form of Ivor

Ivor

From Old Norse Ívarr, from ýr (yew, bow) and herr (army, warrior)

Ixi

Recorded as a given name in the Spanish-speaking Caribbean

Izara

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name in Basque, southern American and Maghrebi Arabic use

Jai

Victory or triumph in Sanskrit

Jala

Recorded as a given name in Azerbaijani and Egyptian Arabic

Jana

Feminine form of Jan; also a Croatian, Serbian and Macedonian variant of Ana

Janek

Estonian, Polish and Czech diminutive of Jaan or Jan

Janja

A name of Slavic origin, often associated with the meaning 'bearer of light' or 'God is gracious.'

Janka

A feminine diminutive of Jan, Jan 1 or Janos.