4 Letter Dog Names

Thor

From Old Norse Þórr, meaning "thunder"

Thyme

An herb used for flavoring and medicinal purposes

ThéO

French, from the Greek 'theos', a god — 'god-given'.

Tide

Tiff

English short form of Tiffany

Tige

A common name for various types of tiger in English

Tika

Recorded as a given name in Nepali and Georgian

Tiki

In Māori mythology, the first man, created by Tūmatauenga or Tāne

Tina

Largely feminine given name, a diminutive of names ending in -tina such as Christina

Tink

English word for a sharp, quick sound; recorded as a given name in Popular Culture

Tino

Short form of Valentino, Martino and other names ending in tino

Tint

English word for a slight coloring or a color mixed with white

Tish

English feminine given name, also used as a nickname

Tita

A given name recorded in Romanian, Jewish, Spanish, Ancient Roman, Ladin and Filipino Spanish use

Titch

A nickname, recorded for several people and used in a television series and comic strip

Tizz

A variant of 'Tizzy', meaning a state of nervous excitement.

Tizzy

A nickname, borne by Elizabeth Lockman and Tanzania Sebastian

Tobi

Yoruba unisex given name, a contraction of Olutobi or Oluwatobiloba

Tobo

Toby

Medieval English form of Tobias, from Hebrew Toviah, "good is Yahweh"

Todd

From the English surname Todd, meaning "fox", from Middle English todde

Tofu

English tofu, a food made from curdled soy milk

Togo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese

Tomi

Finnish, Hungarian and Welsh diminutive of Thomas.

Tomy

A diminutive form of Thomas, meaning 'twin'

Toni

A short form of names derived from Antonius, such as Antonio or Antonia

Tony

Short form of Anthony

Tora

Modern form of the Old Norse name Þóra, a female form of Þórr

Tori

Diminutive of Victoria; Japanese for "bird"

Toro

Bull in Spanish and Italian

Tosa

A breed of dog originated in Japan, known for its strength and loyalty.

Toto

Derived from the name for a small dog, commonly used in literature.

Tova

Hebrew "good"; also a Swedish variant of Tove, from Old Norse.

Tove

Modern form of the Old Norse name Tófa, a short form of Þórfríðr

Trax

Not documented as a word with a meaning; recorded as an English given name

Trey

Tris

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

Trix

Short form of Beatrix

Tron

Recorded as a masculine given name in Norwegian and in ecclesiastical history

Troy

From a surname for someone from Troyes, France, or from the ancient city of Troy

Tuff

English word for a rock made of volcanic ash

Tugg

Swedish deverbal from tugga, "to chew"

Tula

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Tuny

Tyee

A term from Chinook Jargon meaning a leader, chief, or noble

Tyke

An American masculine given name

Tyko

Finnish form of Tyge

Tyla

Feminine form of Tyler, or a combination of the phonetic elements ty and la

Tyne

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in English

Tzar

A Slavic title derived from the Latin word caesar, intended to mean "emperor".

Ubba

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

Ubbe

A name of Norse origin meaning 'heir' or 'successor'.

Ubie

Ulio

Derived from the Latin name 'Julianus', meaning youthful or downy

Ulla

Derived from the Scandinavian name meaning 'wolf' or 'healer'.

Unni

Norwegian short form of names containing Old Norse unna, "to love"

Ursa

Feminine form of the Latin Ursus, meaning bear

Urso

User-submitted: a masculine given name recorded in Medieval German

Utah

English: a state in the Mountain West region of the United States

Vada

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Vala

Recorded as a feminine given name in Icelandic and Albanian

Vali

Romanian diminutive of Valeriu or Valentin.

Vana

From the Czech surname Váňa

Vayu

Means "air, wind" in Sanskrit; the name of the Vedic Hindu god of the air and wind

Veda

Sanskrit for "knowledge"

Veli

Finnish and Estonian for "brother"; Ottoman Turkish male name meaning "guardian"

Velve

Vena

Means "yearning, desire" in Sanskrit.

Vera

Russian virtue name meaning "faith"; also Albanian for "summer"

Vico

Italian short form of Lodovico

Vigo

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in Swedish

Vika

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'victory'.

Viki

A Hungarian diminutive of Viktória or Viktor

Vili

A diminutive of Vilmos, Viljem or Vilhelm

Vine

The English word for a plant that trails or climbs by stems

Vino

Not documented as a name with a meaning; Spanish for wine

Vinz

Recorded as a masculine given name in various languages

Vita

Feminine form of Vitus; also a Ukrainian and Belarusian short form of Viktoriya

Vivi

Scandinavian diminutive of names beginning with Vi, and of Olivia and Sofia

Volt

Soviet masculine given name; also the SI unit of electric potential, named after Alessandro Volta

Vonn

A variation of the name 'Von', which means 'from' or 'of' in German, indicating nobility

Vuka

Vusi

The name Vusi means 'to come forth' or 'to bring' in Zulu.

VáLi

A character from Norse mythology, known as a son of Loki.

Wago

Waka

A Japanese poetic form; also a given name in Japanese and Polynesian mythology

Waki

Wako

Recorded as a feminine Japanese given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.

Wald

German word for forest; also a German surname meaning "forest"

Walt

Short form of Walter

Waly

Wara

Recorded as a masculine given name in Thai

Wasa

Ancient Japanese term for 'flour' or 'powder'.

Wati

From an Indonesian suffix meaning "woman", ultimately from Sanskrit

Wato

Wave

The English word for a propagating disturbance that travels through a medium

Wawa

Recorded as a rare given name in Chinese

Waya

Wazo

From the Old High German 'wetti' — a pledge.

Webb

A surname of English origin meaning 'weaver'