Dog Names Meaning Mountain

Aaron

From the Hebrew name ʾAharon, most likely of unknown Egyptian origin

Alpine

From latin alpinus, pertaining to high mountains

Andes

The Andes, the longest continental mountain range in the world, along the western edge of South America

Ardon

Recorded as a biblical masculine given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked

Arin

Variant of Erin or Aaron

Beaumont

From the French surname Beaumont, meaning "beautiful mountain"

Breck

Not documented as a word with a meaning in the sources checked

Breena

A variant spelling of the Irish feminine given name Bryna

Bron

A name of English origin meaning 'hill' or 'mound'.

Brynne

Variant of Brynn

Cerro

Spanish for hill or mountain; in Italian, a habitational surname from places named Cerro.

Ciera

Ciera is a given name.

Denali

The Koyukon name for the highest mountain peak in North America

Doak

Dundy

Derived from an Old Scottish word meaning 'a hill or mound'

Everest

English name of the world's highest mountain, named after surveyor George Everest

Gordy

Diminutive of Gordon, formed in English with the suffix -y

Harlow

English surname from a place name: Old English hær "rock" or here "army" + hlaw "hill"

Harra

German: a village and former municipality in Thuringia, Germany

Hill

English word for an elevated landmass smaller than a mountain

Hilli

A name of uncertain origin, possibly related to the Old Norse word for 'hill'

Hilly

A place with hills or hill country

Hotaka

Recorded as a masculine given name in Japanese

Kerr

From a Scots surname meaning "thicket, marsh", ultimately from Old Norse kjarr

Kiona

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Knox

From a Scots surname, from Gaelic cnoc "round hill"

Ladd

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Lamont

From a Scottish surname, from Old Norse lǫgmaðr, "law man"

Maisey

Variant of Maisie

Meru

Recorded as a given name in Indian, Japanese and Ancient Egyptian use

Mon

Recorded as a given name in Bhutanese, Dutch, Burmese and Ecclesiastical history

Montana

From the name of the American state of Montana, from Latin montanus "mountainous"

Montaro

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Monte

Either a diminutive of Montgomery and other names beginning with Mont, or the Spanish or Italian word for "mountain"

Monti

Given name recorded in English and in European Spanish

Montie

Recorded as a given name in English, for both girls and boys (user-submitted)

Monty

A diminutive of Montgomery, meaning 'mountain' or 'gomer's mountain'.

Monzon

Moya

A name of Irish origin meaning 'hill' or 'mound'

Nevis

From Spanish Nuestra Señora de las Nieves, Our Lady of the Snows

Oka

The Oka, a river in Russia; also a kind of pike and a cheese named for a village

Ordell

Recorded as a given name in Anglo-Saxon

Oresta

Ortega

A Spanish surname, from a place name derived from Latin urtica, 'nettle'.

Oryssa

Pamir

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

Penn

A name of Celtic origin meaning 'head' or 'hill.'

Rainier

Derived from the name of a majestic mountain in the Pacific Northwest.

Serella

Serra

Italian habitational surname, from places called Serra; Latin serra, "saw"

Siera

No documented meaning; recorded as a feminine given name in modern English

Sierra

Sirra

Finnish slang short form of sireeni, "siren"; also an Ancient Greek city name

Teton

A mountain range in the United States, known for its rugged beauty and outdoor activities

Torrin

Recorded as a given name in English (American), masculine and feminine

Turley

Reduced anglicized form of Irish Mac Toirdealbhaigh, "son of Toirdealbhach"

Xela

A short form of the name nxela