Any Size Dog Names

8,086 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all size categories.

Kavi

A poetic name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'wise' or 'poet'

Kawa

The Polish word for coffee; also a Japanese word for river

Kawaii

Japanese word for 'cute' or 'adorable'

Kawas

Kaya

A variant of the name meaning 'pure' or 'clear'

Kayce

A variant of Casey or Case

Kaydence

Variant of Cadence, from Latin cadentia, "a falling"

Kayin

A name of unknown origin, potentially linked to African cultures symbolizing a warrior or a strong person

Kayle

A Yiddish feminine name meaning "merry", and a masculine variant of Kale

Kayleigh

Variant of Kaylee, also used in French

Kaylos

Kaysa

A feminine given name recorded in modern American usage.

Kaysan

Kaz

Japanese in origin; Luxembourgish kaz, a cat

Kazan

Recorded as a masculine given name in a user-submitted entry

Kazi

Means 'work' or 'effort' in Swahili

Kazimir

Slavic "destroyer of peace"; Croatian, Slovene and Russian form of Casimir

Kazu

A Japanese given name used for both sexes

Kazuki

Japanese masculine given name: kazu (one, or harmony/peace) plus ki (brightness, hope, or tree)

Kazumi

From Japanese kazu, meaning "harmony, peace" or "one", with mi, meaning "beautiful"

Kazuto

Masculine Japanese given name, written 一翔, 一人, 一登, 一仁, 一斗, 一刀, 和人, 麗斗 or カズト

Kea

English name of a parrot of New Zealand, Nestor notabilis

Kealoha

Hawaiian, "the loved one", from ke, a definite article, and aloha "love"

Keaton

Habitational english surname; from welsh cae "hedge" and middle english toun "farmstead"

Keava

Recorded as a given name in Irish (Anglicized), feminine

Keeaka

Keeba

Keefe

From an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Caoimh, from the given name or byname Caomh

Keegan

From an irish surname, the anglicized form of mac aodhagáin

Keelan

Anglicised form of the Irish name Caolán, from caol, meaning slender or narrow

Keen

English surname; also recorded as a feminine given name in Khakas

Keene

An English surname

Keesa

Keeva

Anglicised form of the Irish name Caoimhe, from caomh, 'dear, precious, beloved'

Kegan

Variant of Keegan

Kehlani

A variant spelling of the Hawaiian names Kailani or Kalani

Kei

From Japanese 慧 "intelligent", 圭 "gemstone" or 慶 "celebration"

Keiki

Hawaiian word for child or baby

Keiran

Variant of Kieran, an anglicisation of the Irish name Ciarán, meaning "little dark one"

Keisha

A female given name, possibly invented or based on the Hebrew Keziah

Keith

From a Scottish surname, possibly from a Celtic root meaning "wood"

Keke

Recorded as a given name in Finnish, Dutch, Chinese, Georgian, Hawaiian and English

Kekoa

Brave or bold in Hawaiian

Kekona

Kel

A name derived from the Irish word for 'narrow', often used as a diminutive.

Kelby

From Old English ċild, "child", and Old Norse býr, "settlement"

Kelce

English surname; also recorded as a rare given name in American English

Keld

Danish form of Ketil, from Old Norse ketill, meaning "kettle"

Kelda

Possibly derived from Old Norse kildr, meaning "a spring"

Keldan

Recorded as a modern English given name; no meaning is documented

Kele

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian, Hopi, Medieval Jewish and Brazilian Portuguese use

Kell

A name meaning 'hawk' or 'noble'.

Kellan

Variant of Kellen, a male given name

Kello

A variant of 'k bell' or 'kello' is often seen in literature as a playful sound

Kelsea

Variant of Kelsey, with the spelling influenced by Chelsea

Kelsey

From an English surname, possibly "Cenel's island", from Old English Cenel "fierce" and eg "island"

Kelso

English given name and surname, from Middle Welsh Calchvynyð, "lime mountain"

Keltie

A Celtic name meaning 'from the place of the Kelt,' or 'small, slim person'.

Kelvin

Keme

Recorded as a masculine given name in Algonquin

Kemmi

Kemo

Kenan

Hebrew for "possession"; also the Turkish name for the ancient region of Canaan.

Kendall

From an English surname meaning "valley on the river Kent"

Kendra

Feminine form of Ken or Kendrick; also derived as a blend of Kenneth and Sandra

Kendrick

From Old English Cyneric "royal power" or Cenric "bold power", or Welsh Cynwrig "chief hero"

Kendry

A given name recorded in American English, with no documented meaning

Kenedy

Recorded as a given name in modern English; no meaning documented

Keni

Recorded as a given name in Modern Hebrew and in English

Kenji

Japanese masculine given name; from 健 "healthy, strong" or 研 "study, sharpen" plus 二 "two"

Kenna

Feminine form of Kenneth, used in English

Kennedy

From an Irish surname, anglicised from Irish Gaelic Cinnéidigh

Kenno

An Estonian masculine given name

Kenny

Diminutive of Kenneth; in Ireland an anglicisation of Ó Cionnaith

Keno

Recorded as a masculine given name in North Frisian, on a user-submitted entry

Kent

English surname from the county of Kent, from Brythonic "border, edge, coast"

Kenya

From the name of the African country Kenya, itself named for Mount Kenya.

Kenza

Alternate transcription of the Arabic name Kanza, used chiefly in North Africa

Kenzi

A modern English given name, recorded for both girls and boys

Keo

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian and Lao

Keona

Hawaiian: ke ("the") + ona ("attractive")

Kepler

A German surname, borne by the astronomer Johannes Kepler.

Kerensa

Means "love" in Cornish

Kerko

Kermit

The name of a famous green frog character created by Jim Henson

Kerr

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

Kerri

A modern English name that can mean 'sparkling' or 'dark' depending on its variation.

Kerro

Kerry

From the Irish county name Ciarra, meaning "Ciar's people"

Kery

An Anglo-Saxon name meaning 'the dark one.'

Kesha

The name of a famous American singer and songwriter known for her hit songs and vibrant personality.

Keshawn

A variant of the name Keshon, often considered to mean 'a person who is strong, bold, and courageous.'

Keshia

Probably a variant of Keisha

Kessy

A surname; also recorded as a given name in modern English

Keturah

The name Keturah is of Hebrew origin, meaning 'incense' or 'fragrance'.

Kev

A short form of the name Kevin, meaning 'handsome' or 'kind'

Kevin

Anglicized form of the Irish Caoimhín, from Old Irish cóem "dear, beloved" and gein "birth"