Any Size Dog Names

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

Mijo

Diminutive of Milan or Mihovil

Mik

Recorded as a given name in Medieval Polish and Danish

Mika

A common name meaning 'beautiful teal' or 'new moon'

Mikaela

Swedish and Finnish feminine form of Mikael, meaning "who is like God?"

Mikali

Mikasi

Mikel

Basque form of Michael

Mikey

Diminutive of Michael, from Mike with the suffix -y

Mikis

A diminutive form of the name Michael, meaning 'who is like God?'

Mikkel

Danish form of Michael; also from the Scandinavian root mikill, "enormous"

Mikumi

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Miky

Mila

From the Slavic element milŭ, meaning "gracious, dear"

Milaan

A city in northern Italy known for its fashion and design

Milada

Originally a diminutive of Slavic names with the element milŭ, "gracious, dear"

Milan

From the Slavic element milŭ, "gracious, dear"; also the Italian city

Milau

Milaya

No documented meaning; recorded as a given name in African American usage

Milda

Meaning unknown; a Lithuanian goddess of love, per Teodor Narbutt

Milena

Feminine form of Milan, from Proto-Slavic *milъ, "dear, kind"

Miles

From the Germanic name Milo; associated with Latin miles, "soldier"

Milian

Swedish and Norwegian short form of Maximilian; also a Spanish and Polish surname from Aemilianus.

Milkshake

English, a sweet cold beverage of milk, ice cream and flavourings

Milky

Millaray

Means "golden flower" in Mapuche, from milla "gold" and rayen "flower"

Millen

A surname

Miller

From the English occupational surname for one who worked a mill

Milli

Recorded as a given name in English, Estonian, Nahuatl and Icelandic

Milos

Serbo-Croatian name, from Slavic; also the Greek island Milos.

Milva

Italian feminine given name; stage name of singer Maria Ilva Biolcati

Mina

A name of various origins, often meaning 'love' or 'precious' in different cultures.

Minato

Japanese, from 港 or 湊, both meaning "harbour"

Minelli

Italian surname, from the pet form Minello of the personal name Mino

Minerva

Latin, possibly from mens "intellect", or of Etruscan origin; the Roman goddess of wisdom and war

Minh

From Sino-Vietnamese 明 (minh), meaning "bright"

Minna

A diminutive form of 'mini', often used as a term of endearment.

Mino

A short form of various names, often used in Italian culture

Minto

A surname; also recorded as a given name in literature and in Japanese

Minya

English name from Arabic المِنْيَا (al-minyā)

Mir

A name meaning 'peace' or 'world' in several languages.

Mira

Sanskrit mīra, "sea, ocean"; also short for Slavic names beginning with Mir

Mirabel

Variant of Mirabelle, used in French, Italian and Spanish

Mirabelle

From Old French mirable, "wonderful", from Latin mirabilis

Mirage

French word for an optical phenomenon, borrowed into English c. 1812

Mirai

Japanese given name, from 未来, meaning "future"

Miram

Miram is the official name of the star Eta Persei A.

Miran

Derived from the Slavic element mirŭ, meaning "peace" or "world"

Miranda

Latin mirandus, "admirable, worthy of being admired"

Mireia

Catalan form of Mirèio, the name of the protagonist of an 1859 poem.

Miriam

Form of Mary used in the Old Testament, from Hebrew מִרְיָם (Miryam)

Mirica

From the Slavic element mirŭ, "peace, world", with a diminutive suffix

Mirja

Finnish form of Miriam.

Mirk

Recorded as a masculine given name in Kashubian

Mirko

From the Slavic element mirŭ, "peace, world", originally a diminutive of names containing it

Miro

Short form of Miroslav and other Slavic names beginning with mir, from mirŭ, "peace, world"

Miroku

A character known for spiritual powers and wisdom

Mirren

A Scottish surname, also recorded as a Scottish feminine given name

Mirri

User-submitted: recorded as a given name in Indigenous Australian

Mirscha

Mirza

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

Misa

Japanese for city or to save

Mischa

Derived from a Russian diminutive of Mikhail, meaning 'who is like God'.

Mischief

Mischka

Mischu

Misha

Russian diminutive of Mikhail

Mishka

Russian diminutive of Mikhail

Miss Wigglebutt

Mist

Recorded as a given name in Norse Mythology, used as a feminine name

Mister

English honorific for men, usually written Mr.

Mister Fluffers

Mistlepaws

Misto

Catalan word, borrowed from Spanish mixto

Misty

From the English word misty, ultimately derived from Old English

Misu

A Korean beverage made from ground roasted grains

Mitchel

English variant of Mitchell, from the Anglo-Norman surname

Mitchell

English name from Old French Michel (Michael), or Middle English muchel, "big"

Mitho

Mitra

Sanskrit for "friend"; also a Vedic god of friendship and contracts

Mitsu

Japanese for light or illumination

Mitsuko

From Japanese 光 (mitsu) "light" and 子 (ko) "child"

Mitze

Miyoko

From japanese 美 (mi) "beautiful", 代 (yo) "generation" and 子 (ko) "child"

Miyuki

Japanese feminine name: 美 (mi) "beautiful" with 幸 (yuki) "happiness, good luck" or 雪 (yuki) "snow"

Miz

A pronunciation of Ms., the English honorific for women; also a short form used in names and nicknames.

Mo

Derived from various contexts, often a short form of names like 'Moses' or 'Mohammed', or can mean 'little' in certain cultures.

Moana

Māori, Hawaiian and other Polynesian word for "ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea"

Moani

A Hawaiian term meaning 'a gentle breeze' or 'to sing softly'.

Moanna

Recorded as a feminine given name; no meaning is documented in the sources checked.

Mobby

Mocha

A type of coffee, and a given name recorded in Biblical (Hellenized) and Indian use

Moe

Short form of Maurice or Morris, or of other names beginning with a similar sound

Moekka

Mogli

Mogly

Mohawk

Recorded as a given name in American English, masculine

Mohican

A Native American tribe known for their distinct hairstyles and cultural heritage.