Any Size Dog Names

Annushka

Russian diminutive of Anna

Anoki

Recorded as a masculine given name in Sioux

Anona

Meaning unknown; possibly inspired by Vivian Grey's 1903 song of this name

Anouk

Dutch and French diminutive of Anna

Anouska

Diminutive of Anna, inspired by the Russian form Annushka

Ansel

English surname derived from the given name Anselm

Ansley

From Old English ānsetl, 'hermitage', and lēah, 'woodland clearing'

Anta

Recorded as a given name in Latvian, Greek, German, Sami and Aymara

Antares

From Greek Ἀντάρης (Antares), traditionally said to mean "opposing Ares"

Anthea

From greek ἄνθος (anthos), "flower, blossom"

Antje

Frisian, Dutch and Low German diminutive of Anna

Antoine

French form of the Latin Antonius, meaning 'highly praise-worthy'

Antoinette

Derived from the name Antoine, meaning 'beyond praise' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Anu

Finnish and Estonian diminutive of Anna; also an Akkadian, Assyrian and Babylonian form of An

Anubis

Ancient Egyptian god of the afterlife and funerary rites

Anuka

User-submitted: recorded as a feminine given name in Georgian

Anushka

Diminutive of Anna; also Persian for "grace", "a favour" or "a flower"

Anya

Russian diminutive of Anna

Anza

Recorded as a given name in Venda and Pakistani use

Anzo

Derived from Old German enz, meaning "giant"

Anzu

User-submitted: a feminine given name in Japanese

Aodh

From Old Irish áed, meaning "fire"

Aodhan

Anglicised as Aidan; from the Irish male given name Aodhán

Aoife

From Old Irish Aífe, from óiph, meaning "beauty" (modern Irish aoibh)

Aoki

Japanese surname, literally "green/blue tree"

Aolani

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Apache

The Apache, several Southern Athabaskan-speaking peoples of the Southwest

Apachi

Apaco

Apex

English word for the top or highest point of something

Apoll

Apollo

God of music, arts, knowledge, and the sun in ancient Greek mythology.

Apollonia

Of Apollo, the Greek god of music and art

Apollos

Ancient Greek Ἀπολλώς, borne by a 1st-century Alexandrian Jewish Christian

Apolo

The Greek god of the sun and light

Aponi

Recorded as a feminine given name in Siksika

Appia

The name 'Appia' derives from the Appian Way, an ancient road in Italy.

Appoll

Appollo

God of music, prophecy, healing, and the sun in Greek mythology

April

From the month April, probably from Latin aperio, "to open, to uncover"

Aqua

The Latin word for water

Aquana

Aquene

Arabella

Medieval scottish name, probably a variant of annabel

Arabello

Arak

Recorded as a masculine given name in Thai

Aram

From Hebrew, meaning "fortress, elevated place"; also means "calm" in Kurdish.

Aramis

Alias of a musketeer in Dumas's The Three Musketeers, from the surname Aramitz

Aran

From the Aran Islands, or Hebrew for "joyous, shouting", or a Catalan region name

Aranca

Romanian name of a river in the Banat region of Romania and Serbia

Arano

Means 'the distant one' in Japanese

Aranxa

A feminine given name recorded in Spanish, where it is rare

Aras

Lithuanian for "eagle" (a poetic word).

Arashi

Japanese word for storm (嵐)

Arata

From Japanese 新 (arata), meaning "fresh, new"

Arav

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hindi

Arbo

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Arca

Latin arca, "chest, storehouse"; also a Galician, Portuguese and Italian surname

Arcadia

Feminine form of Arcadius; also a region of the Greek Peloponnese

Archie

Diminutive of Archibald, from Germanic ercan "genuine" and bald "bold"

Arco

Arcturus

From greek arktos "bear" and ouros "guardian"; the name of a star

Arda

An alternative name for the Earth in a fictional universe

Arden

English surname from place names derived from a Celtic word meaning "high"

Ardenne

Areck

Arek

A name of Slavic origin meaning 'brave' or 'strong'

Arella

Recorded as a feminine given name in English and Hebrew (user-submitted)

Arely

Recorded as a feminine given name in Latin American Spanish

Arena

A place of gathering for sports or entertainment.

Aretha

Possibly from Greek arete, "virtue"

Argen

Argo

Greek mythology reference, the ship that carried Jason and the Argonauts.

Argos

English, from Ancient Greek Ἄργος (Árgos), a city in Argolis, Greece

Ari

Hebrew "lion", Old Norse "eagle" and Armenian "brave".

Aria

Italian for "song, melody", literally "air"; from Latin, from Greek ἀήρ (aer).

Ariana

Portuguese form of Ariadne

Ariane

French form of Ariadne

Arianna

Italian form of Ariadne, from Ancient Greek Ἀριάδνη

Aribelle

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Arie

Dutch short form of Adrianus; Hebrew transliteration of a word meaning lion.

Ariel

From Hebrew אֲרִיאֵל, a compound of "lion" and "God", literally "lion of God".

Ariella

Feminine form of Ariel, a Hebrew name meaning "lion of God"

Arielle

French feminine form of Ariel, also used as an English variant.

Aries

Means "ram" in Latin; the name of a constellation and the first sign of the zodiac

Arietta

A diminutive of aria, from Italian

Arigo

Arik

Diminutive of Ariel or Arieh

Arin

Variant of Erin or Aaron

Ario

Italian for brave or strong

Aris

Greek for 'the best'

Arisa

Stage name of the Italian singer Rosalba Pippa; a given name in Japanese and Albanian

Arisha

Diminutive of Arina

Arissa

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Ariva

Ariya

Variant of Aria 1 or Arya 2

Arizona

From the name of the American state of Arizona, possibly from an O'odham name meaning "small spring" or Basque "good oak"

Arja

Variant of Irja, apparently coined for early 20th century poems

Ark

A vessel used for carrying and protection, often associated with the biblical story of Noah's Ark

Arka

Recorded as a given name in Armenian, Croatian and Hinduism