Spanish Dog Names

Chica

Diminutive of Francisca

Chila

Recorded as a given name in Jewish (Archaic) and Spanish

Chili

Recorded as a given name in Spanish, feminine

Chino

The Spanish word for 'cinnamon' or can refer to a type of fabric

Chipa

A small baked cheese-flavoured roll from Paraguay; from Guarani chipa.

Chiqua

Chiquita

Recorded as a given name in American English and in Portuguese

Chiquito

Chivi

Antillean Creole word, from French cheville

Choco

Chucho

A term often used in Latin America to refer to a dog or can also be a nickname for a person, meaning 'cute' or 'little one'.

Chuco

A nickname for someone who is a bit chubby or plump.

Chula

Spanish for 'cute' or 'pretty'

Chulo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish

Chuy

Diminutive of Jesús

Cielo

Spanish and Italian word for "sky" or "heaven"

Ciera

Ciera is a given name.

Cinco

Spanish and Portuguese for "five"; also a Philippine surname from Hokkien

Cisco

A Spanish masculine given name, from San Francisco

Cisko

Cito

Clarito

Spanish, formed from claro with the diminutive suffix -ito

Cobi

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

Coconut

English word for the fruit of the coconut palm, and for the tree itself

Cocopa

The Cocopah, Native Americans of Baja California, Mexico, and Arizona

Colina

The Spanish and Portuguese word for hill

Coquito

Spanish for "little coconut", from coco, a coconut

CorazóN

Spanish corazón, "heart"

Cordo

Galician, a back-formation from Latin cordatus, from cor, cordis

Coro

It can refer to a variety of meanings including 'heart' or 'core' in Spanish.

Cortez

Spanish for 'the one who is a counselor or advisor'

Cruz

Spanish and Portuguese word for "cross", referring to the cross of the crucifixion

Cuna

Cundo

A short form of the Spanish name Secundino

Cusco

Dagos

From Proto-Celtic *dagos, attested in Gaulish as a proper name and name element.

Dalena

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in english

Dali

Recorded as a given name in Spanish, Georgian Mythology, Chinese, English and Burmese

Dalis

A given name recorded in English (feminine) and Soviet (masculine) use

Dalí

A renowned Spanish painter and surrealist

Damiana

A plant native to Mexico, often used for its medicinal properties.

Dariela

Recorded as a feminine given name in Latin American Spanish

Darro

Dasco

Debo

Recorded as a given name in English, used for women

Dela

Given name recorded in Medieval English, Zulu, Ghanaian and Lithuanian; Spanish origin

Delgado

Thin or slender in Spanish.

Delora

Diego

Spanish masculine given name, possibly a shortened form of Santiago

Digo

Masculine given name recorded in Portuguese

Diso

Italian: a town and comune in the province of Lecce, in Apulia

Djego

Dogiego

Domingo

Spanish form of Dominicus, the Latin name behind Dominic

Don

A title of respect or nobility in Spanish and Italian culture.

Donia

Recorded as a given name in American (South, Archaic) and Egyptian Arabic

Donja

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Dorado

From Italian dorato, 'gilded, golden', ultimately from Latin deauratus

Dorito

A type of corn chip known for its triangular shape and cheese flavor

Drigo

A name of uncertain origin.

Dulce

Spanish word for "sweet" or "candy"

Dulo

The name of a ruling clan of the Bulgars

Duque

Spanish surname meaning "duke"

Durango

A state of Mexico, in the country's northwest

Eldora

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Eldorado

The golden one; a mythical city of gold in South America

Eloy

Spanish form of Eligius

Elvira

Spanish form of a Visigothic name, of uncertain meaning

Enrique

Spanish form of Heinrich, from Old High German Haimirich: home + ruler

Esmeralda

Means "emerald" in Spanish and Portuguese, from Greek smaragdos

Esmerelda

Not documented; recorded as a given name in archaic Romani

Estevan

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Estrella

Spanish form of Stella, coinciding with the Spanish word meaning "star"

Fandango

Felipe

Spanish and brazilian portuguese form of philip, from greek philippos, 'fond of horses'

Feliz

Spanish for "happy"; recorded as a rare masculine given name in Spanish.

Fierro

Fierro is the Spanish and Italian word for iron

Fiesta

Spanish for festival or celebration

Franco

Italian form of Frank, also a short form of the related name Francesco.

Frida

Short form of Old German names with the element fridu, "peace"; also an Old Norse name from fríðr, "beautiful, beloved"

Frida Pawlo

Frito

Fuego

Gabo

Masculine Spanish given name, also recorded as an English feminine name

Ganto

Gaucho

A skilled South American horseman, especially in Argentina and Uruguay.

Gauco

Gitana

Spanish for "gypsy"

Gitano

Spanish word for a Romani person; borrowed into Catalan from Spanish.

Gomez

Spanish patronymic surname meaning "son of Gome"; the name Gome comes from Visigothic guma, "man".

Gordito

Gordo

Spanish for fat or chubby

Guaca

Guerrero

Spanish word meaning "warrior"; also a Spanish surname.

Habana

A city in Cuba known for its rich history and culture

Havana

Spanish La Habana, the capital city of Cuba

Havanna

A variant spelling of Havana, the capital city of Cuba

Hefe

German word for yeast; also a given name borne by singer Aaron Abeyta.

Hondo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Shona

Hora

Czech and Slovak surname from hora, "mountain"