Others Dog Names

Blane

User-submitted: recorded as a given name in English (American), masculine

Blanka

Form of Blanche used in Catalan, English, German and other languages

Blazek

Czech surname from the given name Blažej, the Czech form of Blaise

Bobik

Polish diminutive formed from bób with the suffix -ik

Bodhi

Sanskrit bodhi, the knowledge or awakened intellect of a Buddha

Bohdi

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Boj

Recorded as a masculine given name in North Frisian

Bojan

From Slavic boj, "battle"; the -an ending is a common Slavic name suffix.

Bojar

Polish, from bojar, a boyar, a member of the highest feudal nobility

Bojax

Bojo

Cebuano, from buho

Bolik

Bolko

Polish diminutive of Bolesław, formed with the suffix -ko

Bommel

Bonni

User-submitted: a given name in American English, used for girls

Bonny

English variant of Bonnie; also a variant of Bonnie or Bonnet

Bonto

Borika

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in Croatian

Boris

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'to fight' or 'battle'

Borris

A variant of Boris, meaning 'fighter' or 'defender'.

Bosko

From the Serbo-Croatian personal name Boško

Bosse

Swedish diminutive of Bo 1.

Boto

Portuguese name for several dolphins and river dolphins of the Amazon and Orinoco.

Boudica

From Brythonic *boudi 'victory, win' + *-kā, 'Victorious Woman'

Boudicca

Derived from Brythonic boud, meaning "victory"

Bowen

From a Welsh surname meaning "son of Owain"

Bowie

From a Scottish surname, from Gaelic buidhe meaning "yellow"

Boya

Boyd

Scottish surname, possibly from the Gaelic name of the Isle of Bute

Brady

From an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Ó Brádaigh, from the byname Brádach

Bragi

The Norse god of poetry and music

Brako

Bralu

Bram

Short form of Abraham

Bran

Means "raven" in Irish

Brana

A given name recorded in Jewish, Old Norse and Croatian use

Brann

A name of Hebrew origin

Bravo

A surname, from Spanish or Italian bravo

Braxi

Brayda

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Breana

Variant of Briana

Breccan

The name means 'freckled' or 'speckled' in Gaelic.

Breck

Not documented as a word with a meaning in the sources checked

Brecken

English (Modern) given name, recorded as masculine; also a surname

Bree

Anglicized form of Brígh; also a short form of Brianna and Gabriella

Breena

A variant spelling of the Irish feminine given name Bryna

Bren

English surname borrowed from Czech Břeň

Brenda

Feminine form of the Old Norse Brandr, "fire, torch, sword"

Brenna

An American coinage, possibly from Brennan or Brendan

Brey

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in English

Brian

Uncertain; possibly from a Celtic root meaning "hill, high" or "might, power"

Briana

Feminine form of Brian

Briann

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Brianna

Feminine English form of the Irish masculine name Brian

Brida

Perhaps from a contracted form of the Italian personal name Brigida.

Bridey

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Bridget

Anglicized form of the Irish name Brighid, from old Celtic *Brigantī meaning "the exalted one"

Bridgette

Variant of Bridget

Bridgit

A variant spelling of the name Bridget

Bridie

An anglicized diminutive of Bríd, also described as a Celtic diminutive of Bridget

Brigg

English rare given name, from Old English brycġ, "bridge"

Briggs

English surname from Middle English brigge and Old English brycg, "bridge"

Brigid

Irish variant of brighid; 'exalted one'

Brimir

Norse mythological name, possibly another name for the jötunn Ymir, and a hall

Brin

Slovene word for "juniper"

Brinn

Meaning 'pure' or 'bright'

Britta

A derivative of the name Bridget, meaning 'strength' or 'exalted one'.

Brody

From a Scottish surname, from a place in Moray, probably Gaelic for "ditch, mire"

Brogan

Anglicized form of Irish Ó Brógáin, from a diminutive of bróg ("shoe").

Brombi

Bronagh

Anglicized form of Brónach, an Irish name

Bronja

No documented meaning; recorded as a Low German feminine given name

Bronko

Bronwyn

Variant of the Welsh Bronwen, from bran (raven) and gwen (white, fair, blessed)

Bruce

Scottish surname of Norman origin, probably from the town of Brix in France

Bruin

A term used for a bear, often resembling strength and courage.

Bryce

Variant of Brice

Bryn

From Welsh bryn, meaning hill or mound

Brynja

Means "armour" in Old Norse

Brynn

Feminine variant of the Welsh name Bryn

Brynna

Recorded as a feminine given name in modern English; not documented as a Welsh name

Brynne

Variant of Brynn

BríGhid

Bubi

Recorded as a masculine given name in German (user-submitted)

Buckley

English, from the Old English 'bucc', a buck, and 'leah', a wood — a buck clearing.

Budi

A name of Indonesian origin meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'.

Buji

Bula

Recorded as a given name in American English (rare, feminine)

Buri

Recorded as an Old Norse masculine given name

Burren

Bysia

BöRdi

Caddo

English: a member of a Native American confederacy, their language, or an Oklahoma town

Caden

Anglicised form of Irish Gaelic Mac Cadáin, from the given name Cadán, of unknown meaning

Cadhla

Means "beautiful" in Irish

Caelyn

No documented meaning; recorded as a modern English given name

Caerwyn

From welsh caer "fortress" and gwyn "white, blessed"

Cagney

Anglicised Irish Ó Caingnigh, from a byname meaning "troublesome"

Cait

A feminine given name recorded in English

Caitlyn

Irish variant of caitlin, from catherine, associated with greek katharos (pure)