Others Dog Names

Janko

Diminutive of Janez or Jan, from the vernacular form of Latin Johannes

Janos

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Jarek

A Polish name meaning 'fierce' or 'strong'

Jari

Short form of Jalmari; from Old Norse jara, "battle"

Jarl

Means "chieftain, nobleman" in Old Norse, a cognate of the English word earl

Jarla

A feminine given name recorded in Swedish, where it is rare.

Jaro

Short form of Jaroslav or Jaromír

Jaros

A Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak surname, from Czech Jaroš

Jarv

Jaska

A diminutive of Jaakko

Jasko

Derived from the Slavic name, meaning 'God will add.'

Jasmin

German and Finnish form of Jasmine, and an English variant.

Jasper

From Hebrew gizbar, "treasurer"; also the English word for the gemstone

Jelka

Diminutive of Jelena; also the Slovene word for "fir tree"

Jella

A feminine given name recorded in West Frisian

Jeno

Recorded as a masculine given name in Banat Swabian

Jerla

Jirko

A name with Slavic roots.

Jitka

Czech form of Judith, from Hebrew, meaning "woman of Judea"

Jock

A Scots term for a friend or a fellow

Joga

Jogi

Joko

From Javanese jaka, meaning "young man, boy"

Jolien

A diminutive form of the name 'Joleen'.

Jolle

Jones

From the English and Welsh surname, itself derived from the given name John

Joost

Dutch form of Iudocus, sometimes a diminutive of Justus or Jozef

Jordi

Catalan form of George, from Greek Geōrgios.

Jorika

A given name recorded in Dutch and Albanian, feminine in both

Jorna

Related to George, from the Greek 'georgos' — an earth worker or farmer.

Josip

Croatian and Slovene form of Joseph

Jovan

Serbian and Macedonian form of John

Jukas

Jussi

Finnish form of John

Kaba

Recorded as a masculine given name in Medieval Hungarian

Kachina

Hopi katsina, a spirit being in the religious beliefs of the Pueblo peoples

Kaci

An Albanian word borrowed from Greek κατσί (katsí)

Kad

Kadalee

Kadan

Modern Hebrew given name (user-submitted); also a son of Ögedei

Kaelan

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Kagan

Kahili

A traditional Hawaiian feather ornament or ceremonial staff

Kahn

German surname meaning "small boat"; also a germanized form of Cohen

Kai

Uncertain; possibly a Frisian diminutive of Gerhard, Nicolaas, Cornelis or Gaius, or Hawaiian for "sea"

Kaikala

A Telugu-speaking community, also called Kaikalas or Karikala Bhaktulu

Kailani

From Hawaiian kai "sea, ocean" and lani "sky, heaven"

Kaili

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian and Estonian

Kaimana

From Hawaiian kai "ocean, sea" and mana "power"; also Hawaiian for "diamond"

Kainoa

Hawaiian, recorded as a given name for both men and women

Kaio

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese, Basque and Brazilian Portuguese

Kaipo

Means "the sweetheart", from Hawaiian ka, "the", and ipo, "sweetheart"

Kaira

Recorded as a given name in Latvian, Estonian, Finnish and rare English use

Kaisa

A feminine name of Finnish origin meaning 'pure' or 'chaste'

Kaiwi

A name inspired by the Hawaiian language, representing the beauty and diversity of nature.

Kaj

Danish form of Kai

Kajus

Lithuanian form of Gaius.

Kal

A name of various origins.

Kala

Means "art form, virtue" in Sanskrit; also a Hawaiian form of Sarah

Kalani

From Hawaiian ka "the" and lani "heaven, sky, royal, majesty", "the heavens"

Kalanna

Kalea

Means "joy, happiness" in Hawaiian

Kalei

Means "the flowers" or "the child", from Hawaiian ka "the" and lei "lei, child"

Kalena

The name means 'pure' or 'clear' in Hawaiian.

Kaley

Variant of Kaylee

Kali

Sanskrit Kālī, the Hindu goddess; etymologically "one who governs time or is black"

Kalik

A Bahamian beer brand whose name refers to cowbells at the Junkanoo festival

Kalin

Masculine form of Kalina, used in Romanian

Kalindi

A name for the Yamuna river in later Hindu literature

Kalki

From Sanskrit kāla, "time, age"; the prophesied final avatar of Vishnu

Kallan

Recorded by a contributor as a given name in English, for boys and girls

Kalle

Swedish diminutive of Karl.

Kallo

Kalo

From the Romani adjective kalo, meaning 'black'

Kaloni

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare Hawaiian given name

Kamea

A Gilbertese word for calling a pet, from English "come here"

Kameron

Variant of Cameron

Kammi

A variant of the name 'Kameron' or 'Cameron', often meaning 'crooked nose' or 'winding' in Scottish.

Kamona

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hawaiian; also the title of a Bengali film, translated as "Desire"

Kamryn

Variant (typically feminine) of Cameron

Kane

From an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Cathán

Kangee

An alternate name for Kongu Tamil, a Tamil dialect

Kanta

From Sanskrit कान्त (kānta), meaning "desired, beautiful".

Kapu

Hawaiian for 'forbidden' or 'sacred'

Kapuki

Karan

Indian masculine given name, from Sanskrit

Karel

Dutch, Czech and Slovene form of Charles, meaning 'free man'

Kari

Norwegian short form of Katarina, and a Finnish form of Macarius.

Karik

Persian کریک, also written Kerik, Kareyak or Kariak

Karin

Swedish short form of Katherine.

Karol

Polish, Slovak and Slovene form of Karl; also a variant of Carol

Karos

Karuna

From Sanskrit करुणा (karuṇā), meaning "compassion, mercy".

Kascha

A diminutive form of the name Katherina or Katya, often used in Slavic languages.

Kasimir

Derives from the Slavic elements 'kaziti' (to destroy) and 'mir' (peace or world), meaning 'bringer of peace'.

Kaspar

German and Estonian form of Jasper

Kasper

Dutch and Scandinavian form of Jasper

Kassan

Kassan is a surname.

Kassidy

Variant of Cassidy, an Irish surname and given name.

Kateri

From the Mohawk pronunciation of Katherine