Any Size Dog Names

Bumper

Bunji

A masculine Japanese given name

Bunky

Burger

User-submitted: a rare masculine given name in Dutch

Buri

Recorded as an Old Norse masculine given name

Burk

Variant of Burke, or a German short form of Burkhard or Burkhold

Burl

English burl, a rounded outgrowth on a tree trunk

Burr

A masculine given name recorded in English and Norse Mythology

Burren

Burrito

English word for a Mexican dish of a flour tortilla wrapped around a filling

Burt

A name of English origin meaning 'fortress' or 'stronghold'

Bushy

Buster

A slang term meaning to break or damage something, often used humorously.

Buto

Ancient Egyptian city that the Greeks called Buto, in the Nile Delta

Butter

English for the dairy product made from churned cream

Butterscotch

English word for a confection made from brown sugar and butter

Buxley

Buxton

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Buzz

From a nickname derived from the onomatopoeic word buzz, meaning "buzz, hum, murmur"

Byrd

English surname, also recorded as a rare given name for boys and girls

Byron

Derived from an Old English word meaning 'place where cows graze'

BöRdi

BöRny

Cabbo

Cabo

A Spanish word meaning 'cape' or 'headland'

Cabu

A common term for a wooden carving or a piece of art

Cacao

Cadbury

A British chocolate brand known for its milk chocolate

Caddo

English: a member of a Native American confederacy, their language, or an Oklahoma town

Caddy

English caddie, a golfer's assistant; also recorded as a rare given name in English

Cade

From an English surname, originally a nickname meaning "round"

Caden

Anglicised form of Irish Gaelic Mac Cadáin, from the given name Cadán, of unknown meaning

Cadey

Recorded as a rare English given name, feminine

Cadhla

Means "beautiful" in Irish

Cadia

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in English; no meaning is documented

Caelum

Latin for "chisel"; the name of a southern constellation

Caelyn

No documented meaning; recorded as a modern English given name

Caerwyn

From welsh caer "fortress" and gwyn "white, blessed"

Caesar

Latin Caesar, from which Kaiser and tsar also derive

Cagney

Anglicised Irish Ó Caingnigh, from a byname meaning "troublesome"

Caido

Caine

Anglicised Irish given name; a surname, often a variant of Cain

Caira

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Cairo

Arabic al-Qāhira, "the victorious"; from the name of the city of Cairo in Egypt

Cait

A feminine given name recorded in English

Caitlyn

Irish variant of caitlin, from catherine, associated with greek katharos (pure)

Caius

Latin archaic spelling of the praenomen Gaius

Cajun

A term for the descendants of Acadian exiles in Louisiana.

Cajus

Of Latin origin, meaning 'rejoice'

Cake

English word for a baker's confectionery, also recorded as a given name

Cale

Short form of caleb

Caleb

From Hebrew כָּלֵב (Kālēḇ), probably from כֶּלֶב (kelev), "dog"

Calgary

The name of a city in Canada.

Calia

Calian

Recorded as a masculine given name in modern English (user-submitted)

Calida

Calido

Calipso

A nymph in Greek mythology who kept Odysseus on her island

Calista

Feminine form of Callistus, from Greek kallistos, "most beautiful"

Calix

English archaic spelling of calyx

Callam

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Callan

From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Cathal

Callias

Latinized form of the greek name Kallias

Callie

Diminutive of Caroline or of names beginning with Cal

Calliope

The muse of epic poetry and eloquence in Greek mythology

Callista

Greek kallístē, "most beautiful" or "fairest" (feminine)

Callo

Calum

Scottish gaelic form of Columba, from the Latin for "dove"

Calusa

A Native American tribe in Florida known for its skilled fishing and craftsmanship.

Calypsa

Calypso

A nymph in Greek mythology who detained Odysseus on her island

Calyx

From greek kálux, husk or pod; the outer part of a flower bud

Cambrie

A modern American given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.

Camden

English surname from a place name, perhaps "enclosed valley" in Old English

Camen

A stage name of the Swiss singer Pascal Camenzind

Cameron

From the Scottish surname Cameron, meaning "crooked nose"

Camila

Spanish and Portuguese form of Camilla

Camile

Portuguese variant of Camila

Camilia

A feminine given name recorded in Maghrebi Arabic, Sicilian and English use.

Camilla

Feminine form of the Latin name Camillus

Camille

French feminine and masculine form of Camilla

Camilo

Spanish and Portuguese form of the Latin name Camillus

Camina

Camino

Spanish for 'path' or 'way'

Camira

Camiro

Cammi

Variant of Cammie or Cammy, short forms of Camilla or Cameron

Campino

A Portuguese word for a cattle herder; also a surname and stage name

Campo

Spanish campo, meaning "field"; also a surname

Camryn

Variant (typically feminine) of Cameron

Canaan

From Hebrew Kenaʿan, the name of the ancient region of Canaan, possibly from a root meaning "low, humble".

Candace

From the hereditary title of the queens of Ethiopia, apparently from Meroitic kdke, "queen mother"

Candela

Short form of Candelaria; also the Latin word for candle

Candia

Candice

Variant of Candace

Cando

Recorded as a masculine given name in Spanish

Candra

Recorded as a given name in Indonesian, for boys and girls

Canela

Portuguese feminine noun from Latin cannella, "small reed"

Canelo

A word often used to describe a cinnamon-colored dog

Cango