4 Letter Dog Names

Rigg

Rigo

Slovak, derived from Hungarian rigo

Rika

A common name in Japanese, often associated with a 'child of truth' or 'jasmine'

Rike

German short form of Friederike, Henrike and other names ending in rike

Riko

A variation of the name 'Rika', which means 'child of the ruler' in Japanese.

Rina

Short form of names ending in -rina; also Hebrew "joy, singing" and Sanskrit "melted"

Rini

A diminutive of Marinus, Marina or Catharina

Rino

Short form of names ending in rino

Rion

Riri

Riro

Recorded as a masculine given name in Rapa Nui

Risa

Laughter in Spanish and a name that evokes joy.

Ritz

Rixi

Rizz

Internet slang meaning style, charm, or attractiveness

Roan

Short form of names beginning with Old German hraban, meaning "raven"

Robb

A Scottish surname formed as a short form of Robert

Roby

Medieval diminutive form of the given name Robert

Roca

Romanian surname from Hungarian róka, "fox"; also a Spanish surname

Rock

Recorded as a masculine given name in English, per a user-submitted entry

Roco

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish and Venetian

Rodi

Karelian, Kurdish and Greek given name; Italian name for Rhodes

Roja

Roki

Recorded as a given name in Serbian and in American English

Roku

Roky

A variant of 'Rocky', meaning strong or rock-like

Rolf

From the Germanic hrod ("renown") + wulf ("wolf")

Roll

Recorded as a rare, archaic given name for men in American English

Rolo

Variant of Rollo, from the roots hróðr and ulfr

Rolph

Variant of Rolf, formed from the Germanic roots hroþi, hruod, wulf and wolf

Romi

Means "my height, my exaltation" in Hebrew

Romo

Recorded as a masculine given name in English; also a 1990s UK music movement

Romy

A diminutive of Rosemarie, Rosemary, and names beginning with Rom

Rony

A variant of the name Ronald, meaning 'counselor' or 'ruler's advisor'.

Roon

Rory

Anglicised form of the Irish Ruairí, from ruadh ("red") and rígh ("king")

Rosa

From Latin rosa, meaning "rose"

Rose

Norman French form of the Germanic name Hrodohaidis, meaning "famous type".

Rosi

Diminutive of Rosa, Rosalie and other names beginning with Ros

Ross

From Gaelic ros, "promontory, headland"; a person from a place called Ross

Rosy

Diminutive of Rose

Roux

French word for a mixture of flour and fat cooked together and used to thicken sauces

Roxi

A feminine given name recorded in modern use, a variant of Roxy

Roxx

A given name, a short form of Roxanne

Roxy

Diminutive of Roxana

Roye

Derived from the Old French word for 'king' or 'royalty'.

Roza

Means "rose" in Russian, Bulgarian and Macedonian

Rozz

Recorded as a given name in English, used for both men and women

Rubi

From Slovene rubin "ruby", ultimately from Latin rubeus "red"

Ruby

From the name of the precious stone, from Latin rubeus, "red"

Ruck

Rudi

Diminutive of Rudolf

Rudo

Means "love" in Shona

Ruel

A surname of French origin

Ruff

English word for a frilled collar, and a wading bird, Calidris pugnax

Rufo

Derived from Latin, meaning red or reddish.

Ruka

Japanese for 'inside' or 'to flow'

Ruki

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

Rune

From Old Norse rún, meaning "secret lore, rune"

Runi

Recorded as a given name in Indian (feminine)

Rush

English word meaning to move with speed or urgency

Ruso

Spanish for 'Russian'

Russ

Short form of Russell

Ruta

Polish and Latvian form of Ruth

Ruud

Dutch short form of Rudolf, from Old Norse ruð, a clearing

Ryah

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Ryda

Recorded as a modern English given name, feminine

Ryno

RéMi

French form of the Late Roman Remigius, from Latin rēmex, "oarsman"

RéMy

English form of Rémy, a French short form of Latin Remigius, from rēmex, "oarsman"

Saar

Dutch short form of Sarah; Hebrew word meaning "storm"

Saba

Meaning 'morning' in some cultures

Sabu

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hindi

Sade

Recorded as a given name in Yoruba, English and Finnish

Safa

Persian and Turkish form of Safaa or Safaa', also an alternate Arabic transcription

Sage

From the English word sage, a spice or a wise person

Sago

Sail

Saja

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Saka

Ancient Persian name for the nomads of the eastern Eurasian Steppe

Sala

Italian for room or hall

Sali

From Arabic ṣāliḥ, literally "pious"

Salo

Finnish surname of Laine type, literally meaning "wilderness", "grove"

Salu

Recorded as a masculine given name in Biblical use

Sama

A term in various languages meaning 'equal' or 'the same'.

Samy

Alternate transcription of Arabic سامي (Sami)

Sana

The name means 'healthy' in Arabic.

Sand

Sany

Sara

Form of Sarah, a Hebrew name; used in various languages

Sare

A term of endearment meaning 'beloved' or 'darling'

Saro

Recorded as a given name in Italian, Ogoni, English and Armenian

Sary

A given name recorded in English, and a surname

Sasa

A given name recorded in Japanese and Greek, both rare and feminine

Sash

A band of material worn around the body

Sass

English word for backtalk or cheek; recorded as a masculine given name in Estonian

Sati

Sanskrit sat, "true, virtuous"; name of a Hindu goddess

Satu

Finnish word for "fairy tale, fable"

Saul

Hebrew שָׁאוּל (Šāʾūl), translated as "asked/prayed for"

Savy

Recorded as a feminine given name in English (African)