Dog Names Meaning Noble

Ausha

Ayda

Means "returning, visitor" in Arabic; in Turkey also associated with ay, "moon"

Ayscha

Aziza

Feminine form of Aziz

Baron

From the noble title, from Latin baro (baronis), "man, freeman"

Bengo

Italian origin, often associated with the word 'good' or 'noble'.

Berti

Derived from the Italian name Albert, meaning noble and bright

Bertie

Diminutive of Albert, Herbert and other names containing bert, from Old German beraht, "bright"

Brian

Uncertain; possibly from a Celtic root meaning "hill, high" or "might, power"

Briann

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Brianna

Feminine English form of the Irish masculine name Brian

Colter

From an English surname for a keeper of horses, from Middle English colt

Dae

Korean given name (masculine); also a rare Korean surname, also spelled Tae.

Daeron

A given name recorded for masculine use in literature

Daiki

From Japanese 大 (dai) "big, great" with 輝 "brightness", 樹 "tree" or 貴 "valuable"

Dala

Recorded as a feminine given name in Arabic

Dalbert

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Daphie

Deena

Variant of Deanna

Delbert

Short form of Adelbert, from German adal 'noble' and berht 'bright'

Della

Noble or a form of the word 'delicate'.

Delly

A diminutive form of the name 'Della'.

Don

A title of respect or nobility in Spanish and Italian culture.

Duchess

English feminine form of duke, a rank of royalty or nobility

Duchess Daintywoof

Duchesse

Duke

From the noble title duke, from Latin dux, "leader".

Duke Dog

The name of the James Madison University mascot, a bulldog

Duque

Spanish surname meaning "duke"

Dutchess

An English spelling of duchess, the female rank of nobility.

Earl

From the aristocratic title, Old English eorl "nobleman, warrior"

Edel

From German edel, "noble", in the compound edelweiss.

Elke

Low German and Frisian diminutive of Adelheid; also a Yiddish feminine form of Elkanah

Elma

Short form of Wilhelmine and of names ending in -elma, such as Anselma

Elmer

From the Old English Æþelmǣr, æþel "noble" + mǣre "famous"

Elsa

Short form of Elisabeth, used independently

Elvi

Short form of Elviira

Elvina

Variant of Alvina

Elwood

From an English surname derived from a place name meaning "elder tree forest"

Elwyn

A variant of Alvin

Ethel

Short form of Old English names beginning with the element ele, "noble"

Eugene

English form of Eugenius, from Greek eugenes, "well born"

Fabio

A masculine name of Italian origin.

Finn

Old Irish form of Fionn; also from Old Norse Finnr, meaning Sami or person from Finland

Galahad

A knight of the Round Table renowned for his purity and nobility, associated with the quest for the Holy Grail.

Glinda

The name Glinda means 'good' or 'noble'.

Haidy

A variant of the name Heidi, which means 'noble one' or 'of noble descent'

Heida

German diminutive of adelheid

Heidi

German diminutive of adelheid

Heido

A variation of the name 'Heidi', which means 'noble one' or 'of noble birth' in German.

Hermione

Derived from the name of the Greek messenger god Hermes

Heydi

Recorded as a given name in Latin American Spanish

Hondra

Ilse

German and dutch diminutive of elisabeth, used independently

Iroh

A given name recorded in Popular Culture (masculine) and Sundanese (feminine)

Irwin

From an English surname, from the Old English name Eoforwine, 'boar friend'.

Jarl

Means "chieftain, nobleman" in Old Norse, a cognate of the English word earl

Kareem

Arabic masculine name meaning generous, noble or honourable

Kell

A name meaning 'hawk' or 'noble'.

Kimiko

From Japanese 貴 (ki) "valuable" or 君 (kimi) "lord, noble", with 美 (mi) "beautiful" and 子 (ko) "child"

Kontessa

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in American English

Lady Fluffington

Lady Rover

Lady Woofington

Lonnie

Short form of Alonzo and other names with the same sound

Lord

An appellation for a person or deity with authority, control or power over others

Lord Fluffington

Lord Nibbler

Maelys

French feminine name of Breton origin, a feminine form of Maël, meaning "chief" or "prince"

Marutaro

Mirza

Means "prince", from Persian mīrzā, earlier amīrzādeh, from Arabic ʾamīr "commander" and Persian zādeh "offspring"

Mona

Anglicised form of Muadhnait; also a Scandinavian short form of Monica

Mortimer

From an English surname meaning "dead water, still water" in Old French

Nalli

Nesta

Medieval Welsh diminutive of Agnes

Nobbe

Nobby

Diminutive form of the name Norbert

Nolly

A nickname, notably for the English actress Noele Gordon.

Noris

A variant spelling of the surname Norris

Oddy

An English surname from Middle English Ode, a short form of Germanic names in *aud, 'riches'

Orell

Owen

Anglicized form of the Welsh Owain or the Irish Eoghan

Packie

A variant of the name Patrick, meaning noble.

Paden

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

Pasha

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

Patric

Occitan form of Patrick, and a Swedish variant form of it

Patricia

Feminine form of the Latin Patricius, from patrician, 'noble'

Patrick

From the Latin Patricius, meaning "nobleman, patrician"

Patrisha

A rare feminine given name recorded in American English

Patsy

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

Patti

Variant of Patty

Princess Pawsalot

Quen

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Ruki

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

Sabu

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hindi

Sir Waggington

Thane

From the Scottish and English noble title, originally Old English thegn

Vonn

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

Wendor

Xari