5 Letter Dog Names

Pikoo

The name of a six-year-old child in the 1980 Indian Bengali-language short film Pikoo

Pilar

Means "pillar" in Spanish, from the title of the Virgin Mary, María del Pilar

Pillo

Pinga

A playful term often used for a small, energetic animal

Pingo

Pinki

Recorded as a feminine given name in Indian

Pinku

Japanese feminine given name; also the Japanese transliteration of English 'pink'.

Pinot

A type of grape used for wine production

Pinto

A Portuguese surname, from Latin pictus, meaning "coloured" or "painted"

Piper

An English surname for a person who played on a pipe, a flute

Pippa

Diminutive of Philippa

Pippi

A name created for the character Pippi Longstocking

Pippo

Italian diminutive of Filippo or Giuseppe

Pippy

Recorded as a given name in English, used as a feminine name

Pipsi

Pipsy

Pirko

Pirlo

A surname of Italian origin, famously associated with the footballer Andrea Pirlo.

Pisto

Italian word for 'gun' or 'pistol'

Pitko

A diminutive or affectionate form, often used in Slavic languages

Pitto

A short, affectionate term often used for a small dog

Pitty

Pixel

English, the smallest addressable element of a raster image

Pixie

A mythical creature of British folklore

Pluto

Latinized form of Greek Plouton, from ploutos, "wealth"; an alternate name of Hades

Pochi

Pocky

A popular Japanese snack consisting of biscuit sticks coated with chocolate or other flavors

Pogba

Pokey

Polar

English rare given name; also an adjective relating to a geographic pole

Polda

Recorded as a hungarian feminine given name

Poldi

German diminutive of Leopold.

Poldo

A Cebuano clipping of Leopoldo

Poldy

Polka

Polko

Polly

A variant of Molly, itself a diminutive of Mary

Polux

Pomme

French for "apple"

Pongo

Recorded as a masculine given name in popular culture

Ponto

Poofy

Pooka

A creature of Celtic, English and Channel Islands folklore; from Irish for spirit or ghost.

Popey

Poppy

From the word for the red flower, derived from Old English popæg

Porky

From English pork + -y; an adjective and noun, not a documented personal name.

Porlo

Posey

An English given name from the word for a small flower bouquet

Posie

Variant of Posy, a small flower bouquet.

Poufy

Pozza

Italian for a pothole full of water

Preta

Sanskrit name for a type of supernatural being, translated as "hungry ghost"

Primo

Italian form of the Latin name Primus, from primo, 'firstborn'.

Prinz

German for prince, from Old French prince and Latin prīnceps.

Priya

Means "beloved" in Sanskrit

Puchi

Pucho

Pucki

Pucko

A playful or mischievous character, derived from Puck, a mischievous fairy in English folklore.

Pucky

Pudge

Puffy

Pugsy

Pugzy

Pumba

From Swahili pumbaa, "to be foolish, silly, weakminded, careless, negligent"

Punky

A nickname for Penelope

Punuk

A term of endearment used in Inuit culture

Puppa

A variant spelling of Pupa, the Yiddish name of the town of Pápa

Puppe

Puppi

An Italian surname

Pykie

A derogatory slang term for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people

PüPpi

PüPpy

PüTzi

Quana

Recorded as a feminine given name in African American usage

Queen

From an English nickname derived from the word queen, from Old English cwen, "woman, wife".

Quena

Hispanicized spelling of Quechua qina, the traditional flute of the Andes

Queni

Quero

Queso

Spanish for "cheese", borrowed into English as found in Tex-Mex cuisine

Quick

Quico

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish

Quida

Quido

Czech form of wido

Quiky

Quila

A name of uncertain origin that may refer to a place or a geographic feature.

Quini

Derived from the Italian word for 'five'

Quinn

From the Irish surname Ó Coinn, 'descendant of Conn'

Quino

A Galician word formed from onomatopoeia

Quint

A given name recorded in Catalan; also an English surname and given name

Quiny

Quira

Quiri

Quixy

Qwina

Racer

English word for a person who competes in races

Racki

A surname, also spelled Rački

Radha

Means "success, prosperity" in Sanskrit.

Raffi

A diminutive of Raphael, which means 'God has healed'

Raffy

Shortened form of Raphael, which means 'God has healed'