Any Size Dog Names

Pilar

Means "pillar" in Spanish, from the title of the Virgin Mary, María del Pilar

Pimo

Pine

English word for a coniferous tree of the genus Pinus

Pink

Pink is the English word for a pale tint of red or rose

Pinot

A type of grape used for wine production

Pinto

A Portuguese surname, from Latin pictus, meaning "coloured" or "painted"

Pippi

A name created for the character Pippi Longstocking

Pippo

Italian diminutive of Filippo or Giuseppe

Pippy

Recorded as a given name in English, used as a feminine name

Pira

Recorded as a masculine given name in Thai

Pirate

English word for a person who robs ships at sea

Pirlo

A surname of Italian origin, famously associated with the footballer Andrea Pirlo.

Piro

A common name in Italian that can refer to fire or flame

Pisto

Pitko

A diminutive or affectionate form, often used in Slavic languages

Pizazz

Pjay

Plucky

Plum

The fruit of some species in Prunus subg. Prunus.

Pluto

Latinized form of Greek Plouton, from ploutos, "wealth"; an alternate name of Hades

Poe

A surname borne by the American writer Edgar Allan Poe

Pogba

Pogo

Poh

Recorded as a given name in Hokkien Chinese; also the tenth month of the Punjabi calendar

Polar Pete

Polaris

Latin stella polaris, "pole star"

Polda

Recorded as a hungarian feminine given name

Poldi

German diminutive of Leopold

Poldo

Cebuano clipping of Leopoldo

Poldy

Polka

Polkan

Russian name of a half-human, half-horse folktale creature, from Italian Pulicane

Polko

Pollux

The name Pollux is derived from Latin, meaning 'to pull' or 'to draw'.

Pollyanna

Combination of Polly and Anna; also a byword for an unfailingly optimistic person

Polux

Pomona

Roman goddess of fruit and orchards.

Poncho

A type of outer garment originating from Latin America

Pondo

Pong

Pooka

A creature of Celtic, English and Channel Islands folklore; from Irish for spirit or ghost.

Pookey

Popey

Poppins

Poptart

Poro

Recorded as a masculine given name in Ligurian

Porscha

Recorded as a given name in English (American, modern, rare) and German

Portia

Feminine form of the Roman family name Porcius, from Latin porcus, "pig"

Potato

Pounce

Prancer

Recorded as a given name in Popular Culture, in the feminine

Prango

Pranko

Precioso

Galician, from Old Galician-Portuguese precioso, borrowed from Latin pretiōsus

Precious

English word meaning "of great worth", from Latin pretiosus

Prello

Prem

From Sanskrit प्रेम (prema), meaning "love, affection"

Presley

From an English surname meaning "priest clearing" (Old English preost and leah)

Presto

Preston

From an English surname derived from a place name meaning "priest town"

Preta

Sanskrit name for a type of supernatural being, translated as "hungry ghost"

Pretty

The English word for beauty or physical attractiveness

Pretzel

English word for a baked pastry commonly shaped into a knot

Primavera

Italian and other Romance languages word for "spring"

Primo

Italian form of the Latin name Primus, from primo, 'firstborn'.

Prince

From the English word prince, a royal title, from Latin princeps.

Princess

Feminine equivalent of Prince; a title for a female member of a monarch's family

Princess Leia

A name of the fictional Star Wars character Princess Leia Organa

Princess Pawsalot

Principessa

Italian word for princess

Pringle

A Scottish and English surname

Prinz

German for prince, from Old French prince and Latin prīnceps.

Priscilla

Ancient Roman family name, possibly derived from 'price' or 'valued'

Prisha

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

Pristo

Pritam

Means "most beloved, dearest" in Sanskrit, a superlative of प्रीत (prīta)

Prithvi

Sanskrit word for the earth, from pṛthu, "wide, vast"

Priya

Means "beloved" in Sanskrit

Procrastipup

Prosper

From the Latin name Prosperus, meaning "fortunate, successful"

Pucho

Puck

English name of a mischievous spirit, from Old English puca

Pucki

Pucko

Pudge

Pudsey

A market town in West Yorkshire, England

Puka

A term of endearment in Hawaiian, commonly used to refer to a puppy or a beloved pet.

Pumpkin

The word for a cultivated winter squash of the genus Cucurbita

Punchy

Punk

Punk Or Punky

Punuk

A term of endearment used in Inuit culture

Puppers

Pura

Spanish pura, "pure"; also a diminutive of Purificación

Pyaara

Pykie

A derogatory slang term for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people

Pyra

From Ancient Greek πυρά (purá), a word borrowed into Latin

Pyro

Shortening of a word beginning with pyro-, from Ancient Greek πῦρ (pûr), fire

Qiana

English, from the word for a silk-like material introduced by DuPont in 1968

Qleo