Others Dog Names

Panki

Panuk

Papik

Paprika

Hungarian paprika, a spice made from dried and ground red peppers

Papu

Parisa

A Persian name meaning 'like a fairy' or 'a beautiful woman'.

Parri

A surname and a given name

Parth

The Indian name meaning 'son of the earth'.

Pasha

A diminutive of Pavel, Pavlo or Praskovya; also an Ottoman aristocratic title.

Patja

Pattu

Pattu is the Tamil and Telugu word for silk

Pava

Pavel

Russian, Czech, Bulgarian, Slovene, Macedonian and Belarusian form of Paul

Paytah

Name of Native American origin meaning 'to be a warrior' or 'to be a fighter'.

Peabody

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'small child' or 'little one'

Pecko

Pekko

Meaning unknown; the name of the Finnish god of fields and crops

Pele

The name of a Brazilian football legend.

Peli

A term used in various languages including Basque, which means 'wing'.

Pemba

Recorded as a given name in Tibetan and Bosnian

Penn

A name of Celtic origin meaning 'head' or 'hill.'

Peri

A type of fairy or spirit in Persian mythology

Petek

A Turkish given name, recorded for both men and women

Pharaoh

A title used for ancient Egyptian kings

Pharoah

Title for an ancient Egyptian ruler

Phelan

Anglicized form of Irish Ó Faoláin, from faol, "wolf"

Phinn

Piet

Dutch short form of Pieter and Petrus

Pikka

Pikko

Pimo

Pippi

A name created for the character Pippi Longstocking

Pippie

Piri

Hungarian diminutive of Piroska; also a Finnish vernacular form of Old Norse Birgir.

Pirko

Pitko

A diminutive or affectionate form, often used in Slavic languages

Pluisje

Pola

Polish and Spanish short form of Apolonia

Polda

Recorded as a hungarian feminine given name

Polka

Polkan

Russian name of a half-human, half-horse folktale creature, from Italian Pulicane

Polko

Pon

Pondo

Ponni

Ponni is a name of Tamil origin.

Pooka

A creature of Celtic, English and Channel Islands folklore; from Irish for spirit or ghost.

Porak

Azerbaijani name of a stratovolcano, also called Akharbakhar, "gutted belly"

Porlo

Pranko

Prem

From Sanskrit प्रेम (prema), meaning "love, affection"

Preta

Sanskrit name for a type of supernatural being, translated as "hungry ghost"

Prisha

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indian usage; no meaning is documented in the sources checked

Priya

Means "beloved" in Sanskrit

Puka

A term of endearment in Hawaiian, commonly used to refer to a puppy or a beloved pet.

Puko

Pumo

A type of dog breed known for agility and playful nature

Puna

Recorded as a rare Hawaiian given name; also an alpine grassland community of the Andes

Punuk

A term of endearment used in Inuit culture

Putri

Means "daughter" in Indonesian, from Sanskrit putrī

Quana

Recorded as a feminine given name in African American usage

Quanah

From Comanche kwana, meaning "fragrant, smelly"

Queela

Quenby

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Quenna

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in American usage

Quero

Querri

Quigley

Irish Ó Coigligh, "descendant of Coigleach"

Quigly

A surname

Quillan

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in English

Quillen

Irish surname, also recorded as a rare English given name

Quin

Variant of Quinn

Quincira

Quinlan

Anglicised Irish surname, from Ó Caoindealbháin, 'descendant of Caoindealbhán'

Quinlin

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Quinn

From the Irish surname Ó Coinn, 'descendant of Conn'

Quinny

English diminutive of Quinn, formed with the suffix -y

Quiri

Radha

Means "success, prosperity" in Sanskrit.

Radimir

Slavic name, recorded as a Bulgarian masculine given name in a user-submitted entry

Rado

Slovene masculine given name recorded in a user-submitted entry

Rafferty

From an Irish surname, from the given name Rabhartach, meaning "flood tide"

Ragna

Short form of Old Norse names beginning with regin, "advice, counsel"

Ragnar

Modern Scandinavian form of Ragnarr, from Old Norse ragin- "counsel" and hari- "army"

Ragner

Recorded as a given name in Danish, a masculine name

Rahni

Raina

Alternate transcription of Bulgarian Райна; also a surname from Kashmiri and Italian

Raksha

Indian word for "protection"

Ralko

Ralph

From the Old Norse elements rað "counsel" and ulfr "wolf"

Raluca

Romanian diminutive of the Greek Rallou, from Ancient Greek Hērákleia, "glory of Hera"

Ramin

Persian name, from Middle Persian rʾm meaning "peace, joy"

Ramone

Recorded as a given name in English and Brazilian Portuguese

Ramsey

English and Scottish surname from a place name meaning "garlic island" in Old English

Rane

English, borrowed from Marathi राणे (rāṇe)

Ranira

Ranka

Feminine form of Ranko

Rask

A Scandinavian term meaning quick or swift

Rasti

An Argentine construction toy, from German rasten, "to secure, to place firmly"

Ravi

Means "sun" in Sanskrit

Rayna

A Bulgarian form of Regina, or a feminine form of Rayno.