Any Size Dog Names

Nukon

Numa

A variant of the name 'Numa,' which can refer to a peaceful or calm nature.

Nuno

Medieval Portuguese and Spanish name, possibly from Latin nonus "ninth"

Nura

Strictly feminine form of Nur

Nuray

Turkish and Azerbaijani, from Arabic nūr "light" and Turkic ay "moon"

Nuriel

Hebrew name meaning "El/God is my fire" or "El/God is my light"

Nutella

Italian brand name for a sweetened hazelnut cocoa spread; a rare English given name

Nuti

Nutmeg

English word for the seed of the nutmeg tree and the spice made from it

Nux

Nux is a Latin word meaning 'nut'.

Nuzzle

Nuzzles

Nydia

Name used by Edward Bulwer-Lytton for a blind flower-seller in his 1834 novel

Nye

An African name meaning 'to be' or 'exist'.

Nyke

Nyla

Probably a feminine form of Niles

Nymeria

A name derived from the character Nymeria from the 'A Song of Ice and Fire' series.

Nyota

Star in Swahili and Lingala

Nyra

User-submitted: a feminine given name in English (New Zealand) and Guanche

Nyree

Anglicized form of ngaire

Oakleigh

Strictly feminine variant of Oakley

Oaklyn

Variant of Oakley, using the popular name suffix lyn

Oaklynn

Variant of Oaklyn

Oana

Romanian short form of Ioana

Oasis

A fertile area of a desert or semi-desert that sustains plant life and provides habitat for animals

Obasi

Igbo name, from "Obasi bi n'igwe", "the Almighty God who resides in the heavens"

Oberon

From Old French Alberon, from Middle High German Alberich, 'elf king, fairy king'

Obi

Means "heart" in Igbo

Obi Wag Kenobi

Obie

English given name; also from the initials of "Off-Broadway" (Obie Awards).

Oby

A variant of the name 'Obi', meaning heart in some African languages.

Ocean

From the English word ocean, a large body of water

Oceana

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

Oceane

French female given name meaning "from the ocean"

Ocho

Octavia

Feminine form of the Latin Octavius, from the Octavia gens

Octavie

Derived from the Latin word for 'eight'.

Odakota

Odan

A rural locality in Kosinsky District, Perm Krai, Russia

Oddball

Oddy

An English surname from Middle English Ode, a short form of Germanic names in *aud, 'riches'

Odell

A surname of English origin, meaning 'from the grove'

Odi

Yoruba word, from Proto-Yoruboid *Ò-dí

Odila

Old German form of Odilia

Odilie

Variant of Odilia

Odin

Norse god of wisdom, poetry, death, divination, and magic.

Odini

Odiny

Odo

Variant of Otto, from the Germanic word ot, meaning "possessor of wealth"

Odwaga

Ody

A name associated with the Greek hero Odysseus, symbolizing adventure and intelligence.

Odyssey

English name of the epic attributed to Homer, from Ancient Greek Ὀδύσσεια

Oeli

Ofelia

Spanish and Italian form of Ophelia, from Greek ὠφέλεια, "help" or "benefit".

Ofir

Hebrew form of Ophir

Ofra

A name of Hebrew origin meaning 'fawn' or 'young deer'

Oggie

A given name recorded in English, used as a masculine name

Oggy

A nickname and a Westcountry word for a Cornish pasty.

Ogie

Recorded as a given name in the southern United States

Ohana

Hawaiian term meaning "family", in an extended sense

Ohanko

Ohanna

A variant of the name 'Hannah', meaning grace or favor.

Oisin

Irish male given name meaning "fawn" or "little deer", from os ("deer") + -ín

OisíN

A mythological figure from Irish folklore; the name means 'little deer'.

Oka

The Oka, a river in Russia; also a kind of pike and a cheese named for a village

Okalani

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Oki

A Japanese word meaning 'good' or 'great'

Okie

English shortening of Oklahoma with -ie, a person identified with Oklahoma

Okina

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Okinawa

A Japanese island known for its beautiful beaches and rich culture

Okki

Okly

Oko

Recorded as a given name in Ga, a language of Ghana

Okoye

A character from the Marvel comics and films, known for her bravery and strength

Oksana

A name of Ukrainian origin meaning 'praise' or 'glory'.

Oktavia

A variant of Octavia, meaning the eighth

Oky

Ola

A short form of Olaf, Aleksandra, or Yoruba names containing ọlá, meaning wealth or honour

Ola Kai

Olaf

From Old Norse elements meaning "ancestor" and "inheritance, legacy"

Olalla

Galician variant of Eulalia

Olana

The name of a historic estate in Greenport, New York

Olanda

Olav

Variant of Olaf, from Old Norse elements meaning "ancestor" and "heirloom"

Ole

Danish and Norwegian form of Olaf

Olee

Olena

Ukrainian form of Helen, from Greek, meaning "sun ray" or "shining light".

Olenda

Olessa

Olesya

Ukrainian diminutive of Oleksandra

Olexi

Olfi

Oli

Short form of Oliver

Oliana

Recorded as a given name in Swedish (rare) and Italian

Olima

Recorded as a given name in American (rare, archaic) and Uzbek use

Olinda

The name Olinda is of Spanish origin, meaning 'a place of beauty'.

Olio

Means a mixture or medley; it refers to a diverse collection.

Olira

Olisa

Recorded as a given name in Albanian (feminine) and Igbo (masculine)

Oliv

No documented meaning in the sources checked