Any Size Dog Names

8,086 names in this category, each with its meaning and background. See all size categories.

Rexi

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

Rexie

A clipping of anorexic with the -ie suffix

Rey

Short form of Reynaldo; also the Spanish word for "king"

Reyna

Variant of Reina, a name meaning 'queen'

Rezo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Georgian

Rezzo

Recorded as a rare modern German masculine given name

Rhana

Rhea

Ancient Greek name of unknown origin, perhaps from rheo, "to flow", or era, "ground".

Rheila

Rhiannon

Probably from Celtic *Rīgantonā, "great queen"

Rhoda

A name of Greek origin meaning 'rose' or 'a rose garden'

Rhonda

Probably a blend of the sounds of Rhoda and Linda, perhaps influenced by Rhondda

Rhupert

Rhynda

Rhys

From Old Welsh Ris, probably meaning "ardour, enthusiasm"

Rias

Recorded as a given name in Dutch (rare, masculine) and Pashto (masculine)

Ribbon

Ribella

Ric

Short form of Richard or of names ending in ric

Riccardo

Italian form of Richard, meaning 'brave ruler'.

Ricco

Rich or wealthy in Italian

Rice

The word for the cereal grain that is a staple food in many countries

Richi

Derived from the name Richard, meaning 'brave ruler.'

Richy

A diminutive form of Richard, meaning 'brave ruler'.

Rick

Short form of Richard or of names ending in rick

Ricky

English diminutive of Richard

Rico

Short form of Ricardo, Enrico and other names ending in rico

Ricy

Rider

English occupational word for one who rides a horse, from the verb ride

Ridley

English surname from place names meaning "reed clearing" or "stripped clearing"

Riecko

Rieno

Riff

English word for a short, repeated musical figure

Rifke

A variant of the Hebrew name Rivka, meaning 'to tie' or 'to bind'.

Rigby

A place name derived from Old Norse, meaning 'ruler's estate'

Rigg

Riggs

An English surname

Rigo

Slovak, derived from Hungarian rigo

Rik

A variant of the name Richard, meaning 'powerful leader'

Rika

A common name in Japanese, often associated with a 'child of truth' or 'jasmine'

Rike

German short form of Friederike, Henrike and other names ending in rike

Riley

From an Irish surname, or an English place name meaning "rye clearing"

Rimma

Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian feminine name of uncertain meaning

Rinda

A given name recorded in Popular Culture, Korean and Japanese use; also a Karelian word from Proto-Finnic *rinta

Rindo

Ringo

A given name recorded in Japanese (feminine) and English (masculine, feminine)

Rinka

A name derived from Japanese that can mean 'dance flower' or 'bell flower'

Rino

Short form of names ending in rino

Rio

The Spanish and Portuguese word for "river"

Rion

Riordan

From irish Ó Ríordáin, from rí "king" and bard "poet": royal poet

Ripken

A surname; also recorded as a given name in American (user-submitted)

Ripley

From the Old English meaning 'strip of land where the copycat lives'.

Ripple

Riro

Recorded as a masculine given name in Rapa Nui

Ritchie

Variant of Richie, most often a diminutive of Richard

Ritchy

Ritmo

Italian and Spanish word for "rhythm"

Ritz

River

From the English word for a flowing body of water, ultimately from Latin ripa, riverbank

Rivera

User-submitted: given name in American English, used for girls and boys

Rixi

Rizz

Internet slang meaning style, charm, or attractiveness

Rizzo

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

Rizzy

Roadie

English informal word for a member of a band's road crew

Roald

Modern form of the Old Norse name Hróaldr, from elements meaning "praise, fame" and "ruler"

Roamer

Recorded as a given name in American English, in archaic use

Roan

Short form of names beginning with Old German hraban, meaning "raven"

Rob

Short form of Robert; in Dutch, of Robert or Robrecht

Robbi

Derived from Robert, meaning 'bright fame'

Robbie

Diminutive of Robert or Roberta

Robbin

Variant of Robin, which comes from Robert

Robby

Diminutive of Robert; English clipping of Robert or Roberta

Roberta

Feminine form of Robert, from Germanic *hrod "famous" and *berht "bright"

Roberto

Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of Robert, from Proto-Germanic *Hrōþiberhtaz.

Roby

Medieval diminutive form of the given name Robert

Roca

Romanian surname from Hungarian róka, "fox"; also a Spanish surname

Roccos

Rochelle

From the French city La Rochelle, meaning "little rock"

Rochi

Recorded as a feminine given name in Hebrew

Rock

Recorded as a masculine given name in English, per a user-submitted entry

Rocket

English word name, from Italian rocchetto, literally "bobbin"

Rocki

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

Rocky

Diminutive of Rocco and other names beginning with a similar sound, or a nickname for a tough person