Others Dog Names

2,442 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all language categories.

Fenna

Feminine form of Fen 2

Fenrir

Old Norse Fenrir, usually explained as "fen-dweller"

Fenris

A mythological wolf from Norse mythology.

Feona

Derived from the name Fiona, meaning 'fair' or 'white'.

Fergall

Fergie

A diminutive or short form of the names Fergus, Ferguson and Fergusson

Fergus

From Old Irish fer "man" and guss "vigour, strength, force"

Fernie

A Scottish surname

Ferris

An English given name and surname, also spelled Ferriss

Fiadh

Irish: "wild, wild animal, deer" or "respect"

Fife

From a Scottish place name, formerly a kingdom in Scotland

Finella

Variant of Fenella, a name used in Irish and Irish mythology

Finley

Variant of Finlay, a medieval scottish name

Finn

Old Irish form of Fionn; also from Old Norse Finnr, meaning Sami or person from Finland

Finn Mccool

Finneas

Irish origin meaning 'fair or white'

Finnegan

From the Irish surname Ó Fionnagáin, descendant of Fionnagán

Finnian

From Old Irish finn, "white, blessed"

Finnigan

A surname, a variant of Finnegan; also recorded as an Irish given name

Finnis

An English-language surname

Finnley

Variant of Finley; a rare non-standard spelling

Finola

Anglicized form of Fionnuala

Fintan

The name is of Irish origin, meaning 'little white one' or 'white fire.'

Fiona

Feminine form of Fionn, from Irish fionn, meaning fair or white

Fionn

From Old Irish finn, meaning "white, blessed"

Fionnuala

From Old Irish finn "white, blessed" and g ala "shoulder"

Fiske

Scandinavian surname, from the Old Norse name Fiskr

Fiya

Fjord

Flann

Means "blood red" in Irish

Flannery

From an irish surname, anglicized form of flannghaile, from flannghal, "red valour"

Flicka

A term of endearment for a girl in Swedish

Floki

A character from Norse mythology, notably a Viking explorer known for his adventurous spirit.

Flosi

Floyd

Anglicised form of the Welsh name Lloyd, from llwyd, meaning "grey, grey-haired"

Flynn

Anglicised Irish surname meaning descendant of Flann, 'reddish' or 'ruddy'

Foka

Folke

Short form of Old Norse names containing folk, "people"

Forseti

Old Norse for "the presiding one"; the word for "president" in modern Icelandic and Faroese

Fraser

From a Scottish surname, originally Norman French de Fresel

Frasier

A name of Scottish origin.

Freki

Wolf, associated with Odin's wolf in Norse mythology.

Frey

God of love, fertility, and prosperity in Norse mythology

Freya

The goddess of love and fertility in Norse mythology.

Freyde

From Yiddish פֿרייד (freid), meaning "joy".

Freydis

Old Norse name, borne by Freydís Eiríksdóttir

Freyja

Old Norse Freyja, from freyja, "lady", from Proto-Germanic *frawjǭ

Freyr

God of fertility and the sun in Norse mythology

Fria

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

Frigg

From Proto-Germanic *Frijjō, derived from the root *frijōną meaning "to love"

Frigga

In Norse mythology, Frigga is the goddess of love and fertility, associated with wisdom and knowledge.

Frode

From the Old Norse name Fróði, meaning "learned, wise"

Frodi

Old Norse name of legendary Danish kings, known in modern Danish as Frode.

Fronx

A portmanteau of "Frontier Next", a name trademarked by Suzuki in 2014

Fynn

German variant of Finn

Fynneus

Gada

Recorded as an Asturian feminine given name; the word also denotes a donkey in Hindi.

Gael

Probably from the ethnolinguistic term Gael, a speaker of a Gaelic language

Gaho

A stage name of the South Korean singer Kang Dae-ho

Gaijo

Gaja

Means 'earth' or 'land' in Sanskrit

Galinka

Gallan

A variant of the name Gallen, which can mean 'little' or 'young'.

Galway

English name of a city in Ireland; Irish Gaillimh

Garah

Garmr

A mythological hound associated with the Norse underworld

Garvin

Anglicized Irish given name and surname

Gaspar

Treasurer; from the Persian mythical king of the Magi.

Gavan

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Gavin

Medieval form of Gawain, a Celtic male given name

Gaya

Hebrew form of gaia

Geira

The name of a Wendish princess recorded in Old Norse sagas

Gelta

Icelandic word from Proto-Germanic *galtjan, "to bay, bark"

Geordy

A given name recorded in English, where it is rare

Gerda

Feminine form of Gerd, from Old Norse Gerðr and garðr 'protection'.

Gerg

A masculine given name, often short for Gregory; also a surname

Geron

A Tagalog name borrowed from Spanish Gerón

Gerwyn

A Welsh masculine given name

Gevin

Persian name of places in Iran

Geza

Hungarian given name; possibly from an old Turkish word meaning "prince"

Ghosa

Gilko

Gillie

A Gaelic term for a servant or attendant on a hunting, fishing or hawking expedition