Spanish Dog Names
Pago
A traditional dance in Peru, also means 'to pay' in Spanish
Pako
A variation of the name 'Francisco', meaning 'free man'
Palo
Spanish for stick or pole
Paloma
Dove, symbol of peace
Palomino
A breed of horse known for its golden color.
Pamigo
A term of endearment that often represents companionship.
Panama
A country in Central America known for the Panama Canal.
Panchito
A diminutive form of 'Pancho', often associated with being playful and lively
Pancho
Spanish diminutive of Francisco, meaning 'free man'
Papaya
A tropical fruit known for its sweet flavor and vibrant orange flesh.
Papi
A term of endearment in Spanish, often meaning 'daddy' or 'papa'.
Papito
Little daddy
Paquita
Little one
Paquito
A term of endearment meaning 'little one' in Spanish
Pardo
Means 'brown' in Spanish and also refers to a certain type of deer.
Paso
Step in Spanish, also refers to a type of dance
Pato
Spanish for duck
Patz
A playful and energetic nickname for pets
Pecos
A river in Texas, symbolizing strength and resilience.
Pedro
Spanish form of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'.
Pelusa
Spanish for fluff or fuzz
Pepa
Spanish for 'pepper'
Pepi
A playful and lively name often used for pets.
Pepita
A small seed, particularly a pumpkin seed in Spanish
Pepito
A term of endearment in Spanish, often meaning 'little one'
PequeñO
Spanish word for small
Perfecto
Perfect; flawless.
Perrito
Spanish for little dog
Pilar
Pillar in Spanish, symbolizing strength and support
Pincho
A small skewer, typically used in Spanish cuisine to refer to a type of tapa
Pinto
A type of color pattern on horses, characterized by irregular white and dark patches
Poncho
A type of outer garment originating from Latin America
Potato
A starchy tuber that is a staple food in many cultures
Preciosa
Precious or valuable
Precioso
Precious in Spanish
Princesa
Princess in Spanish and Portuguese
Pucho
A term of endearment or a nickname in Latin American Spanish
Pura
Pure
Quena
A traditional Andean flute made from cane
Queso
Spanish for cheese
Quico
Derived from a diminutive form of the name Francis in Latin American cultures.
Quida
To guide or lead
Quila
A name of uncertain origin that may refer to a place or a geographic feature.
Quino
A diminutive form of the name 'Quintus', meaning fifth.
Quinto
Fifth in Spanish and Italian
Quira
A name that suggests light or clarity.
Quivira
A legendary place of gold and wealth
Rafa
Derived from the name Raphael, meaning 'God has healed'.
Rajo
A common name in various cultures, often associated with kings or rulers.
Ramiro
Counselor or famous advisor
Ramona
Joyful song
Ranco
Derived from 'branch' or 'bough'
Rango
A name meaning 'a place of living' or 'one who is strong'
Rasco
Toad
Reina
Spanish for queen
Renita
Little queen
Rey
Spanish for king
Reyna
Queen or ruler
Ria
A small stream or river
Rica
Abundant, rich in Spanish
Rico
Brave ruler
Rinda
A variation of the name 'Rinda' which has Spanish roots and means 'pure, innocent'.
Rio
River
Risa
Laughter in Spanish and a name that evokes joy.
Rivera
From the river
Roca
Spanish for 'rock' or 'stone'
Roja
Spanish for red
Romero
One who is a pilgrim or a traveler to Rome
Rosalinda
Derived from Spanish and Italian meaning 'pretty rose'.
Rosalita
Little Rose
Rosita
Little rose
Rubi
A precious red gemstone
Rumba
A lively dance of Afro-Cuban origin
Ruso
Spanish for 'Russian'
Sacko
Meaning related to 'sack' or 'bag' in Spanish.
Salsa
A lively Latin dance and also a type of sauce made from tomatoes and peppers.
Sanora
A name meaning 'sorrow' or 'full of joy' in different cultures
Santana
Sacred place
Santi
Short form of the name Santiago, which means 'Saint James'
Santos
Saints or holy ones
Sarita
Little princess
Savana
A grassland ecosystem characterized by the trees being sufficiently small or widely spaced apart so that the canopy does not close.
Savannah
A grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with few trees
Serrano
A reference to a type of pepper known for its spiciness.
Sherry
A sweet fortified wine from Spain
Sico
A name often associated with loyalty and companionship
Siera
A variation of Sierra, meaning 'mountain range' in Spanish.
Sierra
Mountain range
Sirra
A variant of the name 'Sierra', which means mountain range in Spanish
Sisco
Derived from the name Francisco, which means 'free man' or 'Frenchman'.
Snarlito
A playful and sneaky sound, often associated with a snarl
Sola
Spanish for 'alone' or 'solitary'
Sonora
Spanish for 'sounding' or 'sonorous'
Sylvie
Spanish diminutive of Sylvia, meaning 'wood' or 'forest'.
Taco
A Mexican dish consisting of a folded or rolled tortilla filled with various mixtures.
Tango
A lively dance originating from Argentina.
Taquito
A small taco, often filled with various ingredients
Tinga
A traditional dish in several Latin American countries
Tio
Spanish word for uncle
Tita
A diminutive form of 'tita' in various cultures, often used to denote an aunt or a dear one