Others Dog Names

Ayla

Means "moonlight, halo" in Turkish; also an alternate transcription of Hebrew אֵלָה

Ayleen

Aylen

Variant of Ayelen

Aylika

Aylin

Elaborated form of Turkish, Azerbaijani or Kazakh ay, "moon"

Ayr

Scottish Gaelic Inbhir Àir, "confluence of the River Àir"; a town in Scotland

Ayscha

Ayse

Recorded as a feminine given name in Turkish (Anglicized)

Aysel

Means "pure moon", from Turkic ay "moon" and silig "clean, pure, beautiful"

Azer

Arabic name, from عازر; recorded as a masculine given name in Bosnian

Azera

The name Hyundai used for the Grandeur in markets such as North America and the Middle East

Azlan

Recorded as a masculine given name in Malay

Azmina

Aztec

Baalos

Bacira

Bado

Recorded as a masculine given name in Old High German

Baekgu

Bagel

A bread roll from Yiddish beygl, from the Jewish communities of Poland

Bahro

The name of a river in a fictional universe

Baik

Korean family name, also spelled Paek, Paik or Back; the word means the colour white

Bailie

A civic officer in Scottish local government, also spelled baillie

Baillie

A Scottish civic officer, also spelled bailie

Balder

From Old Norse Baldr, meaning "hero, lord, prince", from baldr "brave, bold"

Baldr

Old Norse form of Balder, from an adjective meaning "brave".

Baldur

German and Icelandic form of Balder, from Old Norse Baldr, from the adjective baldr, 'brave'.

Bali

Sanskrit-derived name of the Indonesian island, possibly "island of offerings"

Balko

A common name in Slavic countries.

Bally

A surname

Balta

A given name recorded in Lithuanian (rare, feminine) and Serbian (masculine); also a surname

Balto

The name Balto comes from the Siberian Yupik word meaning 'to be strong' or 'to be robust.'

Bamse

A Swedish given name, recorded as rare and masculine

Bandi

A diminutive of Andrés

Bandita

Bani

Recorded as a given name in Ancient Berber, Filipino and Biblical use

Banja

In Serbo-Croatian, a spa

Banluka

Banu

Queen or lady in Persian

Baris

Barni

Recorded as a given name in Anglo-Scandinavian (masculine) and Somali (feminine)

Barri

A name of Irish origin meaning 'spear'

Barry

Anglicised form of the Irish name Barra, from Fionnbharr, "white head"

Baru

Recorded as a masculine given name in Judeo-French

Bary

Derived from a Slavic name meaning 'to protect' or 'to bear'.

Basia

Polish diminutive of Barbara; also a Hebrew diminutive of Batyah.

Basja

Baskja

Basko

A term used for a guard or protector in some cultures.

Batu

Rock or stone in Turkish

Batzi

Baya

From an Arabic title meaning "lady"; feminine form of Turkic beg, "chieftain"

Bayas

Baydar

The name 'Baydar' is derived from Turkic origins meaning 'the one who has a voice' or 'the one who announces'.

Bayla

Recorded as a feminine given name in Yiddish and in modern American English

Bazibi

Bebe

Means 'baby' in various languages

Beggi

Beira

A Portuguese place name; also recorded as a feminine given name in literature.

Bela

Hungarian male given name, from old Hungarian bél, 'heart; insides'.

Belah

Beli

Probably a Welsh derivative of Belenus

Belia

Recorded as a feminine given name in Medieval Jewish, Dutch and other languages

Beltza

Beni

A name derived from various languages, including Japanese, meaning 'blessing' or 'prosperity'

Benko

A name derived from 'ben' which is often associated with 'good' or 'well' in several languages.

Benta

A name used in several cultures, often associated with 'blessing' or 'gift'

Bente

Danish feminine form of Benedict, contracted from Benedikte.

Benu

A figure in ancient Egyptian mythology.

Beowolf

Name derived from Old English meaning 'bee' and 'wolf'

Beran

Recorded as a masculine given name in Kurdish

Berko

Means "first born" in Akan

Berla

Czech berla, inherited from Old Czech berla, from Middle High German ferla

Bero

From the Old High German 'bero' — a bear.

Bertil

Scandinavian form of Bertilo or Berthold

Berusko

Bestla

Old Norse name of a jötunn, the mother of Odin, Vili and Vé

Betsie

Recorded as a rare English feminine given name (user-submitted)

Beva

Bey

A Turkic title for a chieftain, also used as a social title for men.

Beyza

Means "white" in Turkish, from Arabic bayḍāʾ

Bidu

Bijan

A Persian name meaning 'paradise' or 'heaven'

Bikkja

Bilka

A Slovene feminine given name recorded in a user-submitted entry

Bilo

Bimka

Bimo

A shaman-priest of the Yi people, masters of Yi language and scriptures

Bindy

A name of Scottish origin meaning 'the one who binds'.

Binka

A Kashubian feminine given name

Bira

Short form of Ubirajara or Ubiratan

Birk

Short form of Burkhard, a Germanic given name

Birke

A given name and surname

Birta

Icelandic diminutive of Birgitta.

Bisku

Bjarke

Danish diminutive of Bjørn, from bjare, "bear".

Bjorn

Scandinavian male given name meaning "bear"

BjöRn

Scandinavian male given name meaning "bear"

BjøRn

From Old Norse Bjǫrn, from bjǫrn, "bear"

Blair

From Scottish Gaelic blàr, meaning "plain, field, battlefield"

Blaire

Variant of Blair, from Scottish Gaelic blàr, meaning "plain", "meadow" or "field"