5 Letter Dog Names

Packo

Packy

A given name recorded in Irish, masculine.

Paddi

Variant of 'Paddy', often associated with Irish heritage

Paddy

A term of affection for a friend or mate.

Paden

From a surname, probably a derivative of Pate, a short form of Patrick

Padme

From Sanskrit padma, 'lotus'

Paige

From an English surname meaning "servant, page" in Middle English

Pallo

A name derived from Italian meaning 'ball' or 'spherical object'.

Pally

Palma

Means 'palm' in Latin, often representing peace and victory.

Pamir

A mountain range in Central Asia, known for its breathtaking landscapes.

Pammy

A diminutive of Pam, formed with the suffix -y

Pamuk

Turkish for "cotton"

Pandi

A playful and cute variant of the word 'panda'.

Pandu

Means "pale, whitish, yellowish" in Sanskrit

Panjo

Panki

Panlo

Panna

A type of sweet dessert in Italian cuisine

Panuk

Paola

Italian feminine form of Paul

Paolo

Italian form of Paul, meaning 'small' or 'humble'

Papik

Pappy

English informal word for father

Pardo

Means 'brown' in Spanish and also refers to a certain type of deer.

Paris

From the Gaulish tribe the Parisii, or the Trojan prince of Greek myth

Parko

Parlo

Paroo

Paros

A Greek island known for its beautiful landscapes and beaches.

Parri

A surname and a given name

Parth

The Indian name meaning 'son of the earth'.

Pasca

Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval Italian

Pasco

Italian name meaning 'Easter'

Pasha

A diminutive of Pavel, Pavlo or Praskovya; also an Ottoman aristocratic title.

Pasko

A name; also the common Filipino term for Christmas

Pasta

Patch

English word for a piece of material used to mend or cover something

Patja

Patro

Derived from the Greek word for 'father' or 'protector'.

Patsy

Diminutive of Patricia or Patrick, from the Latin patricius, noble

Patti

Variant of Patty

Patto

Italian for pact or agreement

Pattu

Pattu is the Tamil and Telugu word for silk

Patzo

Pauky

Pauli

Finnish form of Paul; also a surname, from Latin Paulus.

Pavel

Russian, Czech, Bulgarian, Slovene, Macedonian and Belarusian form of Paul

Pazel

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hebrew

Peace

From the English word peace, ultimately derived from Latin pax

Peach

The peach, the fruit of the tree Prunus persica

Pearl

From the English word pearl, a concretion formed in the shells of some mollusks

Pecko

Pecos

Recorded as a masculine given name in Comanche

Peddi

Pedro

Spanish form of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'.

Peeta

A character from the Hunger Games series known for his kindness and bravery

Peggi

A variant of the English name Peggy.

Peggy

A medieval variant of Meggy, a diminutive of Margaret

Peiko

Peira

Pekko

Meaning unknown; the name of the Finnish god of fields and crops

Pelia

A name associated with a legendary Greek figure

Pella

Derived from a term meaning 'a small cup' or 'to hold'.

Pelle

Italian for skin or hide

Pemba

Recorded as a given name in Tibetan and Bosnian

Penda

Recorded as a given name in African American, Anglo-Saxon, Ovambo and Fula use

Penny

A name derived from the English currency, symbolizing value

Peppa

Probably from the English words pepper or pep, meaning "energy"

Peppe

Diminutive of Giuseppe, the Italian form of Joseph.

Peppi

Diminutive of Giuseppe; Finnish form of Pippi

Peppo

A former name of the soft drink Mr. Pibb

Peppy

Percy

A name derived from the French surname 'Perci', meaning 'pierce' or 'to penetrate'.

Perdi

Perdo

Perdy

Recorded as a rare English given name, feminine

Perky

Perla

Italian and Spanish cognate of Pearl

Perle

French and Yiddish cognate of Pearl; also a Yiddish vernacular form of Margalit

Perry

From a surname meaning "pear tree" in Middle English, or "son of Herry" in Welsh

Pesto

Petal

From the English word for the flower part, from Greek petalon, "leaf"

Petek

A Turkish given name, recorded for both men and women

Peter

From Greek Πέτρος (Petros), meaning "stone"

Petey

A diminutive of Pete, formed from Pete + -y

Petie

A diminutive of Peter, recorded as a rare English given name

Petit

French word for small or little

Petra

Feminine form of Peter, from the Greek petra, rock or stone

Petry

An English surname, first attested in Medieval Latin as Petrus, meaning Peter

Petya

A diminutive form of the name Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'

Petzi

A diminutive term for a small pet or cute animal.

Phila

Feminine form of Philo, from Greek philos, loving or dear

Phill

A short form of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses'.

Phinn

Picco

Italian word and surname meaning "summit" or "peak".

Piera

Italian feminine form of Peter.

Piggy

A term of endearment often used for a small pig or a pet

Pikka

Pikko