Others Dog Names

Kobos

Kobuk

Kobuk is derived from the name of the Kobuk River in Alaska, which is named from the Inupiat language meaning 'to be carried' or 'to float'.

Koco

Recorded as a given name in English (Modern) and Western African use

Koda

The name Koda means 'friend' in Native American languages.

Kodi

A spelling of Cody, from the Irish surname Ó Cuidighthigh

Kodlak

Kokamo

Kokina

Kolja

A diminutive form of Nikolai, meaning 'victory of the people'

Kollo

Kolo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Western African usage

Kolt

English given name recorded in a contributor's submission; also a word for a part of a female headgear in Old Rus'

Kon

A surname in several cultures; also recorded as a given name in Inca Mythology and Cree

Kona

Recorded as a given name in Greenlandic, Hawaiian, Japanese, Cree and Fijian

Konan

A Breton spelling of Conan; an Akan male name given to boys born on Wednesday

Konda

Konn

Korbel

Korry

A variation of the name Cori, which means 'maiden'

Korsos

Kova

The Turkish word for a bucket

Kovo

Koyuk

Krallo

Kris

Short form of Kristian, Kristoffer and other names beginning with Kris

Krish

Indian masculine given name, from Hindi कृष, derived from कृष्णा

Krum

A term used in various Slavic languages meaning 'crooked' or 'bent'

Kryker

Ksana

Kubaba

Name of a legendary Mesopotamian queen in the Sumerian King List

Kuka

Recorded, in a user-submitted entry, as a feminine given name in Japanese

Kuku

Kulka

Polish: a village in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, northern Poland

Kumera

Kuna

Recorded as a given name in Bulgarian and Georgian; also a surname

Kurna

Arabic القرنة, a group of villages on the Nile in Egypt

Kusi

Recorded as a given name in Aymara, used for both girls and boys

Kusti

Finnish diminutive of kustaa (gustav) and a short form of aukusti (augustus)

Kuvi

English kuvi, borrowed from the Kuvi word କୁୱି (kuwi)

Kya

A name of uncertain origin, potentially meaning 'from the ocean' or 'victory' in various cultures

Kyla

Feminine form of Kyle, or a blend of the sounds ky and la

Kylan

Invented name based on the sounds in other names such as Kyle and Rylan

Kyle

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic caol, meaning "narrows, channel, strait"

Kyllie

A feminine given name recorded in English (American, modern, rare)

Kyna

Kynda

Icelandic word, from Old Norse kynda, from Proto-Germanic *kundijaną

Kynlee

A variant of Kinley

Kyron

Variant of Kieran, or a combination of the phonetic elements ky and ron.

KáRa

Old Norse Kára, a valkyrie, meaning "the wild, stormy one" or "the curly one".

KüRa

Ladd

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Laddie

From English lad with the suffix -ie; Scottish English for a boy

Lakota

Not documented as a word with a meaning; recorded as a given name in modern English

Lala

From Bulgarian лале (lale), meaning "tulip", of Persian origin.

Lamont

From a Scottish surname, from Old Norse lǫgmaðr, "law man"

Lanai

A Hawaiian term meaning 'a porch' or 'a patio', typically referring to a space that blends indoor and outdoor living.

Lani

Means "sky, heaven, royal, majesty" in Hawaiian

Laska

English name for a draughts variant, also called Lasca or Laskers

Lassie

A term of endearment for a girl or young woman in Scottish

Latke

Yiddish לאַטקע (latke), literally "pancake"

Lazlo

Hungarian male given name, from László, ultimately from Vladislav.

Leala

No meaning is documented in the sources checked

Ledaig

Leela

Alternate transcription of Lila 1; from Sanskrit lila, "play or divine play"

Legolas

Means "green leaves" in Sindarin, from laeg "green" and go-lass "collection of leaves"

Lei

Hawaiian for "flowers, lei, child"; also a Chinese name from 磊 or 蕾

Leif

From the Old Norse name Leifr, meaning "descendant, heir"

Leilana

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Leilani

From Hawaiian lei "flowers, lei, child" and lani "heaven, sky, royal, majesty"

Leith

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic lìte, "wet, damp"

Lempi

Means "love" in Finnish

Lena

Light or bright, also can mean 'torch' in Greek

Lennox

From a Scottish surname, from a district in Scotland called Leamhnachd in Gaelic

Lennu

Finnish diminutive of Lennart

Lenox

From a surname that was a variant of Lennox

Lenya

Recorded as a given name in German and Russian

Leota

A surname and given name; the sources checked record no further meaning

Lesley

Variant of Leslie, from a Scottish Gaelic placename meaning "garden of hollies"

Leslie

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic lios cuileann, "garden of hollies"

Liam

Irish short form of William

Liath

Irish word for "grey", from Old Irish líath

Liko

Recorded as a Hawaiian masculine given name

Lili

German, French and Hungarian diminutive of Elisabeth

Liliya

Lilja

Icelandic, Faroese and Finnish cognate of Lily

Lilo

Short form of Liselotte

Lindsay

From the English and Scottish surname, itself from the region of Lindsey

Linnea

A female given name of Swedish origin, a variant of Linn

Lipa

Recorded as a given name in Yiddish, Portuguese and Serbian

Ljuba

From the Slavic element ľuby, "love"; or short form of names beginning with it

Lloyd

From a Welsh surname derived from llwyd, meaning "grey"

Lochlain

Lochlainn

Means "Viking, Scandinavian", from Old Irish Lochlann, "land of the lakes"

Logan

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic lag, "little hollow"

Lokelani

Hawaiian, from lokelani, "the rose flower", literally "heavenly rose"

Loki

A Norse god associated with mischief and trickery.

Lolo

Unisex given name, recorded in Spanish, English and Filipino use

Loni

Feminine variant of Lonnie

Lonn

Lorcan

Irish male given name, Irish Lorcán, meaning "little fierce one"