Any Size Dog Names

Osco

Italian, from Latin Oscus, Osci

Osea

Recorded as a masculine given name in Biblical Italian

Oshea

Irish, from Ó Sé — 'descendant of Sé', from the Gaelic for hawk.

Oshie

Oshun

Orisha of water, fertility, and love in Yoruba mythology

Osie

Recorded as a given name in American English (rare, archaic)

Osires

Oska

Oska is not recorded as a given name in the sources checked

Oskar

Form of Oscar in several languages

Osko

A name of Finnish origin meaning 'divine' or 'God's gift'.

Osmar

A given name, perhaps a blend of Osvaldo, Omar, Ademar and Oscar

Osmond

From the Old English elements os "god" and mund "protection"

Osric

Derived from Old English os "god" and ric "ruler, king"

Ossie

Diminutive of Oscar, Oswald and other names beginning with Os

Osso

Ossy

Ostara

Reconstructed Old High German name for a Germanic goddess, cognate with Old English Ēostre

Ostra

A type of shellfish; also means 'oyster' in Italian.

Otama

Otis

From an English surname derived from the medieval given name Ode, a cognate of Otto

Otta

From Old Norse ótta, "to frighten", or ótti, "fear"

Otte

Danish word for the number eight, from Old Norse átta.

Ottila

Ottis

A variation of the name Otto, which means prosperous or wealthy.

Otto

Later German form of Audo, a short form of names beginning with Old High German ot, "wealth, fortune"

Otty

Recorded as a masculine given name in Popular Culture

Oura

Ouray

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Ouzie

Owen

Anglicized form of the Welsh Owain or the Irish Eoghan

Owly

Title of an American children's graphic novel series by Andy Runton

Owney

User-submitted: recorded as a masculine given name in Irish

Oxa

A name of uncertain origin, sometimes thought to relate to strength or boldness.

Oxana

Alternate transcription of the Ukrainian and Russian name Оксана (Oksana)

Oz

Short form of Oswald and Osborn; Hebrew for "strength"

Ozark

Ozell

A given name and surname; recorded as an African American given name

Ozella

Recorded as a given name in African American (Archaic) usage; no meaning is documented.

Ozgur

Özgür is a Turkish given name and surname meaning free and independent.

Ozma

A name of a powerful sorceress and ruler in the Land of Oz

Ozzie

Diminutive of Oswald, Osborn and other names beginning with a similar sound

Ozzy

Variant of Ozzie; a diminutive, used in many European languages

Ozzy Pawsborn

Ozzy Pawsborne

Ozzy Pawsbourne

Pablo

Spanish form of the latin name Paulus, from Paul

Paccos

Pacer

Pacey

From an English surname, from the French place name Pacy, from a Gaulish given name of unknown meaning

Pachanga

Spanish word for a genre of music and its accompanying dance

Pacifica

Feminine form of the Latin pacificus, 'peace-making, peaceful'

Pacifico

Italian form of the Late Roman name Pacificus

Pacino

Italian surname derived from the name 'Benedetto', meaning blessed.

Packie

A variant of the name Patrick, meaning noble.

Packos

Packy

A given name recorded in Irish, masculine.

Paco

A Spanish diminutive of Francisco, used as a nickname.

Paddington

Old English name from the personal name Padda + -ing + tūn, "Padda's settlement"

Paddy

A term of affection for a friend or mate.

Paden

From a surname, probably a derivative of Pate, a short form of Patrick

Padi

Padme

From Sanskrit padma, 'lotus'

Pado

Padoodles

Pago

Paiko

Paisley

A Scots surname from the town near Glasgow, and a fabric pattern named after that town

Paka

Finnish, from Spanish paca, from Old Tupi paka

Pako

Palermo

The capital and largest city of Sicily, in Italy (Sicilian: Palermu)

Pallo

A name derived from Italian meaning 'ball' or 'spherical object'.

Pally

Palma

Means 'palm' in Latin, often representing peace and victory.

Palo

Spanish for stick or pole; in Finnish, a burnt clearing or beacon fire

Paloma

Spanish for "dove, pigeon".

Pamigo

Pamuk

Turkish for "cotton"

Pana

Recorded as a masculine given name in Inuit mythology

Panama

A country in Central America known for the Panama Canal.

Panchito

A diminutive form of 'Pancho'.

Pandi

A playful and cute variant of the word 'panda'.

Pandor

A surname; the sources checked record no meaning for it as a given name

Pandora

Ancient Greek Πανδώρᾱ, "all gifts", from πᾶν "all" and δῶρον "gift"

Pandra

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Pandu

Sanskrit for "pale, whitish, yellowish"

Panjo

Panlo

Paolo

Italian form of the Latin name Paulus (Paul)

Papaya

The fruit of Carica papaya, a tropical plant species

Pappy

English informal word for father

Paprika

Hungarian paprika, a spice made from dried and ground red peppers

Papu

Paradise

English for a place of everlasting happiness, delight, and bliss

Paragon

Pard

Pardo

Means 'brown' in Spanish and also refers to a certain type of deer.

Pari

Persian, 'pari' — a fairy.

Paris

From the Gaulish tribe the Parisii, or the Trojan prince of Greek myth

Parisa

A Persian name meaning 'like a fairy' or 'a beautiful woman'.

Parker

From an English occupational surname meaning "keeper of the park"