Dog Names That Start With P
491 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all name start with categories.
Pirko
Pirlo
A surname of Italian origin, famously associated with the footballer Andrea Pirlo.
Piro
A common name in Italian that can refer to fire or flame
Pistachio
Pisto
Pitchu
Pitko
A diminutive or affectionate form, often used in Slavic languages
Pitt
English surname; also recorded as a given name in Luxembourgish and English
Pitto
A short, affectionate term often used for a small dog
Pitty
A stage name of the Brazilian rock singer Priscilla Novaes Leone
Pixel
English, the smallest addressable element of a raster image
Pixi
Recorded as a given name in English (Australian), feminine
Pixie
A mythical creature of British folklore
Pixiebelle
Pixy
A variant spelling of pixie, a mythical creature of British folklore
Pizazz
Pjay
Plucky
Pluisje
Plum
The fruit of some species in Prunus subg. Prunus.
Pluto
Latinized form of Greek Plouton, from ploutos, "wealth"; an alternate name of Hades
Pnut
Po
A name derived from a character in the animated series 'Kung Fu Panda', known for its humor and lovable personality.
Pochi
Pocky
A popular Japanese snack consisting of biscuit sticks coated with chocolate or other flavors
Poco
Italian for 'a little' or 'little', from Latin paucus.
Podge
Nickname for a person who is chubby or portly
Poe
A surname borne by the American writer Edgar Allan Poe
Pogba
Pogo
Poh
Recorded as a given name in Hokkien Chinese; also the tenth month of the Punjabi calendar
Pokey
Poky
Pola
Polish and Spanish short form of Apolonia
Polar
English rare given name; also an adjective relating to a geographic pole
Polar Pete
Polaris
Latin stella polaris, "pole star"
Polda
Recorded as a hungarian feminine given name
Poldi
German diminutive of Leopold
Poldo
Cebuano clipping of Leopoldo
Poldy
Poli
Short form of Polina or, in Faroese, of Napoleon
Polka
Polkan
Russian name of a half-human, half-horse folktale creature, from Italian Pulicane
Polko
Pollux
The name Pollux is derived from Latin, meaning 'to pull' or 'to draw'.
Polly
A variant of Molly, itself a diminutive of Mary
Pollyanna
Combination of Polly and Anna; also a byword for an unfailingly optimistic person
Polpetta
Polux
Pom
Recorded as a feminine given name in Korean
Pom Pom
Pomme
French for "apple"
Pomona
Roman goddess of fruit and orchards.
Pompey
Modern form of the Roman family name Pompeius, probably from a Sabellic word for "five"
Pon
Pona
Poncho
A type of outer garment originating from Latin America
Pong
Pongo
Recorded as a masculine given name in popular culture
Ponni
Ponni is a name of Tamil origin.
Ponto
Pontus
Latinized form of greek Πόντος (Pontos), meaning "sea"
Poofy
Pooka
A creature of Celtic, English and Channel Islands folklore; from Irish for spirit or ghost.
Pookey
Pookie
Popcorn
Popey
Popeye
A cartoon character known for his strength and love for spinach.
Poppet
Poppins
Poppy
From the word for the red flower, derived from Old English popæg
Poppy Blu
Poptart
Porky
From English pork + -y; an adjective and noun, not a documented personal name.
Porlo
Poro
Recorded as a masculine given name in Ligurian
Porscha
Recorded as a given name in English (American, modern, rare) and German
Porter
English occupational surname meaning "doorkeeper", from Old French porte "door"
Portia
Feminine form of the Roman family name Porcius, from Latin porcus, "pig"
Poseidon
Possibly from Greek posis, "husband, lord", and da, "earth"
Posey
An English given name from the word for a small flower bouquet
Posie
Variant of Posy, a small flower bouquet.
Possie
English diminutive formed from position with the -ie suffix
Posy
Diminutive of Josephine; also the English word for a bunch of flowers
Potato
Potzi
Poufy
Pounce
Powderpuff
Pozza
Italian, formed from pozzo
Praline
Recorded as a rare English given name for girls (user-submitted)
Prancer
Recorded as a given name in Popular Culture, in the feminine
Prango
Pranko
Preciosa
Spanish and Portuguese word meaning precious or beautiful
Precioso
Galician, from Old Galician-Portuguese precioso, borrowed from Latin pretiōsus
Precious
English word meaning "of great worth", from Latin pretiosus