Any Size Dog Names

Parlo

Paroo

Paros

A Greek island known for its beautiful landscapes and beaches.

Parri

A surname and a given name

Parth

The Indian name meaning 'son of the earth'.

Pasca

A user-submitted entry records it as a feminine given name in Medieval Italian

Pascal

From the Late Latin name Paschalis, meaning "relating to Easter"

Pasco

Italian name meaning 'Easter'

Pasha

A diminutive of Pavel, Pavlo or Praskovya; also an Ottoman aristocratic title.

Pashka

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

Pasko

A name; also the common Filipino term for Christmas

Paso

A Finnish surname, a variant of Pasanen

Pasqual

Catalan form of Pascual and Venetian variant of Pasquale, from Latin paschalis, 'pertaining to Easter'

Pasta

Patch

English word for a piece of material used to mend or cover something

Patches

Recorded as a given name in English, used for both girls and boys

Patric

Occitan form of Patrick, and a Swedish variant form of it

Patricia

Feminine form of the Latin Patricius, from patrician, 'noble'

Patrick

From the Latin Patricius, meaning "nobleman, patrician"

Patrisha

Feminine given name recorded in American English, where it is rare (user-submitted)

Patsy

Diminutive of Patricia or Patrick, from the Latin patricius, noble

Patto

Italian for pact or agreement

Pattu

Pattu is the Tamil and Telugu word for silk

Patz

A surname; also a Hebrew-origin word recorded by Wiktionary

Paul

From the Roman name Paulus, which meant "small" in Latin

Pavel

Russian, Czech, Bulgarian, Slovene, Macedonian and Belarusian form of Paul

Pavita

Paw

English word for the soft foot of a mammal, generally a quadruped

Pawcasso

Pawlow

Derived from the name of the famous Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov, known for his research on classical conditioning.

Pawnee

A Native American people and their language

Paws

Pawsitron

Pawtrick

Pawvarotti

Pax

Latin for "peace"; in Roman mythology the name of the goddess of peace

Paxi

The plural Greek name (Paxi, Paxoi) for the Ionian island group of Paxos and Antipaxos

Paxson

Recorded as a masculine given name in English

Paxton

From an English surname, from a place name meaning "Pæcc's town"

Paytah

Name of Native American origin meaning 'to be a warrior' or 'to be a fighter'.

Payton

Variant of Peyton

Pazel

Recorded as a masculine given name in Hebrew

Peabody

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'small child' or 'little one'

Peace

From the English word peace, ultimately derived from Latin pax

Peach

The English word for the peach fruit; also a modern English given name for girls

Peanut Wigglebutt

Pecan

English word for the edible nut of the hickory Carya illinoinensis

Pecko

Pecos

Recorded as a masculine given name in Comanche

Pedro

Spanish form of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'.

Peeta

A character from the Hunger Games series known for his kindness and bravery

Pele

The name of a Brazilian football legend.

Peli

A term used in various languages including Basque, which means 'wing'.

Pelia

A name associated with a legendary Greek figure

Pemba

Recorded as a given name in Tibetan and Bosnian

Penda

Recorded as a given name in African American, Anglo-Saxon, Ovambo and Fula use

Penelope

From greek πηνέλοψ (penelops), a duck; or from πήνη (pene) "threads" and ὄψ (ops) "face"

Penn

A name of Celtic origin meaning 'head' or 'hill.'

Peony

A type of flowering plant known for its large and fragrant blooms

Pepa

Recorded as a given name in Croatian and Spanish; no meaning documented

Peppy

Peps

Peralta

Spanish name of Latin origin, borrowed into English and Cebuano

Percival

From Old French Perceval, a knight's name in a 12th-century romance

Percy

English surname from the village of Percy-en-Auge in Normandy; short form of Percival

Perdita

Derived from the Latin perditus, meaning "lost"

Perdo

Perfecto

Spanish form of the Latin name Perfectus, meaning "achieved, completed, perfected".

Peri

A type of fairy or spirit in Persian mythology

Peridot

English peridot, a yellow-green gemstone, a variety of olivine, also called chrysolite

Perky

Pero

Diminutive of Petar, recorded as a given name in many languages

Perseus

A hero from Greek mythology who slew Medusa and saved Andromeda.

Persia

The historical name for Iran

Pery

Recorded as a given name in Brazilian Portuguese, where it is rare and masculine

Pesto

Italian paste of basil, olive oil, cheese, pine nuts and garlic

Pete

A diminutive form of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'

Peter

From Greek Πέτρος (Petros), meaning "stone"

Petra

Feminine form of Peter, from the Greek petra, rock or stone

Petrie

A Scottish surname, also recorded as an English given name

Petry

An English surname, first attested in Medieval Latin as Petrus, meaning Peter

Petya

A diminutive form of the name Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'

Peyton

From an English surname, originally a place name meaning "Pǣga's town"

Phaedra

From the Ancient Greek Φαίδρᾱ (Phaídrā), derived from φαιδρός, "bright"

Phantom

German, borrowed from French fantôme, from Greek phántasma

Phideaux

A stage name of the American musician and television director Phideaux Xavier

Phil

Short form of Philip and other names beginning with Phil

Phila

Feminine form of Philo, from Greek philos, loving or dear

Philbert

A name of Germanic origin meaning 'very bright' or 'brilliant.'

Phill

A short form of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses'.

Philly

English short form of Philadelphia or Philippa, formed with -y

Phineas

Variant of Phinehas, used in some English versions of the Old Testament

Phinn

Phoenix

From Greek φοῖνιξ (phoinix), meaning "dark red"

Pickle

Pie

A baked dish of pastry dough casing with a sweet or savoury filling

Pierre

French form of Peter, from Greek petros, meaning stone or rock

Pierson

English surname meaning "son of Piers"

Piet

Dutch short form of Pieter and Petrus

Pikoo

The name of a child in the 1980 Indian Bengali-language short film Pikoo