Cute Dog Names

Amelia

Variant of Amalia, a Germanic name formed from the root amal

Amelie

German variant of Amelia, from Proto-Germanic *amal, "vigor"

Amelio

Italian masculine given name and surname, from Germanic-Gothic *amal, "work, vigor"

Ami

Hebrew "trustworthy, reliable"; a variant of Amy; or from Japanese 亜 "second, Asia" and 美 "beautiful".

Amico

Recorded as a masculine given name in Italian

Amie

Variant of Amy, a female given name used in French and other languages

Amika

Means "friendly" in Esperanto, from Latin amicus "friend"

Amina

From Arabic, "safe, secure"; related to a root meaning "to be faithful"

Amira

Princess or leader in Arabic

Amiro

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in Georgian

Amity

From the English word meaning "friendship", from Latin amicitia

Amka

Hebrew place name, a moshav in Israel's Northern District

Ammy

A short form of the Punjabi name Amninderpal

Amo

Recorded as a masculine given name in Georgian

Amor

Means "love" in Latin, Spanish and Portuguese.

Amora

A modern coinage based on Latin amor, "love"

Amore

Italian form of Amor; the Italian word for "love".

Amorette

German diminutive formed from Amor and the French suffix -ette

Amoria

Recorded as a feminine given name in english

Amorita

Amoro

Italian term of endearment meaning loved one

Amoroso

Italian nickname from amoroso, "amorous"

Amory

English given name, from the Old German Amalric via French Amaury

Amour

French form of Amor, the Latin word for love.

Amra

Old Irish amrae, 'wonder'; the word behind the name of a panegyric.

Amsela

Amy

English form of the Old French Aimée, meaning "beloved"

AméLie

German variant of Amelia, from the Germanic element amal, "vigor"

Ana

Form of Anna, from Hebrew ḥannâ, meaning grace or gracious

Anabel

Spanish form of Annabel, also a contraction of Ana Isabel

Anabell

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Anais

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Anala

Recorded as a given name in Hinduism (masculine)

Anastasia

Feminine form of Anastasius, from Greek anástasis, "resurrection"

Anaya

Meaning unknown; possibly from the Spanish surname Anaya

Anchi

Anchi is an alternate name for the Antsi language, also called Mag-antsi or Mag-Anchi Ayta.

Andi

Diminutive of Andrea and Andreas; Albanian, from nd, "desire, pleasure"

Andie

A diminutive form of Andrew, meaning 'manly' or 'brave'.

Andora

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Andy

Diminutive of Andrew or Andrea

Aneesa

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Anette

Scandinavian variant of Annette, a diminutive of Anna or Anne

Anevay

Recorded as a rare modern american english given name for girls

Anfisa

A name of Russian origin.

Ange

French masculine and feminine form of Angelus

Angel

From the medieval Latin Angelus, derived from Greek angelos, "messenger"

Angela

Feminine form of Angelus, from the Greek angelos, messenger

Angelica

From Latin angelicus, "angelic", from Greek angelos, "messenger"

Angelina

Diminutive of Angela, from Greek angelos, "messenger"

Angeni

Angie

Diminutive of Angela and other names beginning with Ang

Ani

Diminutive of Ana; variant of Ala; from the Armenian city of Ani

Anik

From Sanskrit anīka, meaning "army" or "splendour".

Anita

Spanish, portuguese, croatian and slovene diminutive of ana

Anja

Form of Anya in several languages.

Anji

Recorded as a given name in Japanese, Sanskrit and English

Anka

A diminutive of Anna, formed with the suffix -ka

Ann

English and Manx form of Anne, from the Hebrew Hannah, meaning 'favour' or 'grace'.

Anna

Form of Hannah used in the Greek and Latin Old Testament

Anna Banana

Annabel

Variant of Amabel, respelled as if from Anna and French belle "beautiful"

Annabell

Rare variant of Annabel, recorded as a German given name

Annabella

Latinate form of Annabel, or a blend of Anna and Latin bella "beautiful"

Annalee

Combination of Anna and Lee

Anneli

Finnish, Estonian and Swedish form of Annelie, as well as a German variant.

Annelie

German diminutive of Anna or short form of Anneliese

Annelle

Recorded as an English feminine given name; no meaning is documented

Annet

Dutch variant of Annette, also in use in East Africa

Anni

A diminutive of Anna, used in Finnish, Estonian, German and Danish

Annia

A variant of the name Anna, which means 'grace' or 'favor'.

Annica

Variant of Annika

Annika

Swedish diminutive of Anna, derived in the 15th century from Anneke

Anniki

An Estonian feminine given name

Annis

Medieval English form of Agnes

Annja

Annouk

Annuk

Annuschka

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Annushka

Russian diminutive of Anna

Anny

A diminutive of Anne, from Hebrew Hannah, meaning grace or favour

Anona

Meaning unknown; possibly inspired by Vivian Grey's 1903 song of this name

Ansley

From Old English ānsetl, 'hermitage', and lēah, 'woodland clearing'

Anthea

From greek ἄνθος (anthos), "flower, blossom"

Antoinette

Derived from the name Antoine, meaning 'beyond praise' or 'of inestimable worth'.

Anu

Finnish and Estonian diminutive of Anna; also an Akkadian, Assyrian and Babylonian form of An

Anuka

User-submitted: recorded as a feminine given name in Georgian

Anushka

Diminutive of Anna; also Persian for "grace", "a favour" or "a flower"

Anya

Russian diminutive of Anna

Anzu

User-submitted: a feminine given name in Japanese

Aoife

From Old Irish Aífe, from óiph, meaning "beauty" (modern Irish aoibh)

Aphie

Apricot

The fruit, or the tree bearing it, of several species in the genus Prunus

Ara

An alternative form of 'Arah', meaning 'to rise' or 'to ascend'

Arabella

Medieval scottish name, probably a variant of annabel

Aranja

Aranxa

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

Archie

Diminutive of Archibald, from Germanic ercan "genuine" and bald "bold"

Arella

Recorded as a feminine given name in English and Hebrew (user-submitted)

Arely

Recorded as a feminine given name in Latin American Spanish

Ari

Hebrew "lion", Old Norse "eagle" and Armenian "brave".