Any Size Dog Names

Haile

From Ge'ez ኀይል (hayl), meaning "power, force, strength".

Hailey

Variant of Hayley, an English given name from the surname Haley

Hairy Houndini

Hakan

Means "emperor, ruler" in Turkish

Haki

Given name recorded in Albanian and in literature; a Norse sea-king

Hako

Japanese word for box or container

Hakon

Danish spelling of the Norwegian name Håkon or Haakon

Haku

Written with the kanji 白, meaning white, or 朴

Hal

A medieval diminutive of Harry

Hala

Arabic for "halo around the moon"

Hale

English surname from a place name meaning "nook, retreat"; Turkish form of Hala

Halen

A name of Welsh origin meaning 'to be healthy'.

Halet

Haley

Variant of Hayley, from Old English, literally "hay field"

Halia

Ancient greek name meaning 'the dweller in the sea' or 'the briney'

Halina

Polish and Belarusian form of Galina, from Ancient Greek galene, "calm"

Halle

From the Old Norse name Halli, a diminutive of names containing hallr, "rock, slab, slope".

Halley

Of Old English origin meaning 'land by a hall'.

Halli

Old Norse form of Halle 1

Hally

Recorded as a given name in English, for either gender

Halona

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian and Iroquois

Hals

Dutch for 'neck' or 'throat'

Halsey

English surname from Old English hals, "neck of land", and īeġ, "island"

Halvor

From Old Norse hallr ("flat stone") and vorðr ("guardian")

Haly

Halyn

No meaning is documented in the sources checked

Hami

Recorded as a masculine given name in Finnish

Hamika

Hamish

Anglicized form of Scottish Gaelic Sheumais, the vocative of Seumas, the Gaelic James.

Hamley

Hampton

An English masculine given name

Hampy

Han Solo

An iconic character from the Star Wars franchise, known for his charm and bravery

Hana

In Arabic, "bliss, happiness"; in Japanese, "flower"; also a form of Hannah.

Handro

Handsome

English word for physical attractiveness, recorded as a masculine given name

Hania

Polish diminutive of Hanna; also an alternate transcription of Arabic Haniyya.

Haniya

Alternate transcription of Arabic هنيّة, Haniyya

Hank

Short form of Hankin, a medieval diminutive of John; also a diminutive of Henry

Hanko

A type of Japanese seal or stamp

Hans

Short form of Johannes; also a Sanskrit given name meaning "swan"

Hansie

A diminutive form of Hans, which means 'gracious' or 'full of grace'

Hanzo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Sorbian

Hap

From Middle English hap, meaning chance, hap, luck or fortune

Happie

No documented meaning; recorded as a rare English given name

Hara

A given name recorded in Greek, Hinduism and Korean use

Hardi

Estonian short form of names with the Old High German element hart, "hard"

Hari

Sanskrit word meaning "brown, yellow, tawny", and by extension "monkey, horse, lion"

Haris

Bosnian, Urdu, Indonesian and Malay form of Harith; also Greek Charis

Harky

Harkym

Harlan

English surname from a place name meaning "hare land" in Old English

Harlee

A form of the name Harley, which means 'hare meadow' or 'meadow with hares'

Harlekin

A character in Italian commedia dell'arte usually portrayed as a clever servant

Harlem

English name of a neighborhood in Upper Manhattan, New York City

Harlequin

From Old French Herlequin, a demon in French passion plays; the commedia dell'arte stock character

Harley

English surname from Old English hara "hare" and leah "woodland, clearing"

Harlie

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Harlow

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

Harly

Recorded as a given name in modern English, used for boys and girls

Harmonia

Means "harmony, agreement" in Greek

Harmony

English word harmony, ultimately from Greek ἁρμονία (harmonia)

Harold

From the Old English Hereweald, "army" and "powerful, mighty"

Harra

German: a village and former municipality in Thuringia, Germany

Harri

Harrie

A form of Harry, and a diminutive formed from Harry with the suffix -ie

Harriet

English form of Henriette, a feminine form of Harry

Harris

English surname derived from the given name Harry

Harro

A name derived from the Old Germanic elements meaning 'warrior' or 'army'

Haru

Japanese name from 陽 "light, sun, male", 春 "spring" or 晴 "clear weather"

Haruki

Japanese given name and surname; from haru (clear weather, light, sun) plus ki (brightness, living)

Haruna

Japanese: 晴 "clear weather", 遥 "distant" or 春 "spring" + 菜 "greens"; also a Hausa and Fula form of Harun.

Haruto

Japanese masculine given name, from haru ("light, sun, male", "distant, remote" or "clear weather") combined with to (a Chinese constellation, or "soar, fly")

Harvey

From the Old Breton name Hoiarnviu or Haerviu, from hoiarn "iron" or air "battle" with viu "eager, keen, fiery, blazing"

Hatia

From Swahili, borrowed from Arabic خَطِيئَة (khaṭīʔa)

Hatley

English given name recorded in American use, feminine; also a surname

Hauke

Frisian short form of Old German names containing hugu, "mind, thought, spirit"

Haukea

Means "white snow", from Hawaiian hau "snow" and kea "white"

Havana

Spanish La Habana, the capital city of Cuba

Havanna

A variant spelling of Havana, the capital city of Cuba

Haven

From the English word for a safe place, from Old English hæfen

Havok

A rare modern American given name, a variant spelling of havoc

Hawa

Alternate transcription of Arabic Ḥawwāʾ, and the Swahili form

Hawke

An English surname, also recorded as a masculine given name.

Haya

Means "hurry, come quickly" in Arabic

Hayat

Means "life" in Arabic, from حيي (ḥayiya) meaning "to live"

Hayate

Meaning 'storm' or 'swift wind' in Japanese

Hayden

From an English surname derived from place names meaning "hay valley" or "hay hill"

Haydon

English name from Old English hīeġ, "hay", or ġehæġ, "enclosure", and denu, "valley"

Hayes

English given name from a surname, either Hayes 1 or Hayes 2

Haylee

English variant of Hayley, from Old English heg "hay" and leah "meadow"

Hayley

From an English surname and town name meaning "hay clearing"

Haynes

A surname of English origin.

Hayo

Hazelnut

The fruit of the hazel tree, also called a cobnut or filbert

Hazey

Recorded as a feminine given name in English

Hazuki

Japanese 葉月, "month of leaves"; the traditional name of August in the Japanese calendar

Hazza

Recorded as a given name in modern British English, masculine and rare

Healey

An anglicised form of the Irish surnames Ó hÉilidhe and Ó hÉalaighthe, or an English surname from places named Healey

Heart

English word for the muscular organ that pumps blood