Finnish name meaning morning · Finnish
A sea snail with a shimmering shell lining · Rumsen
Pet form of Abigail, Hebrew for my father is joy · Hebrew
Akan day name for a girl born on Tuesday · Akan
Hebrew name meaning my father is joy · Hebrew
A Texas and Kansas cow town at the end of the cattle trails
Means scent or fragrance in Arabic · Arabic
A green anise spirit, the green fairy of Paris cafes · French
The botanical name for the wattle
Yarrow, named for the Greek hero Achilles · Greek
A Germanic name meaning noble, borne by Ada Lovelace
Hebrew for adornment, a wife of Esau · Hebrew
A magical bird of Philippine legend whose song heals · Filipino
Pet form of Adelaide or Addison, noble
Capital of South Australia
French name meaning noble · French
Norman form of Adelina, noble · French
Spanish name from a Mexican revolution folk song · Spanish
Modern Welsh name meaning bird · Welsh
A bright star in the Great Dog, Arabic for the virgins · Arabic
Means jewel or ornament in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means delicate or gentle in Hebrew · Hebrew
Boundless, mother of the gods · Sanskrit
The blue sea between Italy and the Balkans · Latin
French feminine of Adrian, from Hadria · French
The moonstone feldspar that glows blue, named after the Adula Alps · Latin
Means a small wave or ripple in Hebrew · Hebrew
Roman family name, the source of Emily · Latin
Means legend or fable in Persian · Persian
Means charm or spell in Persian · Persian
Akan day name for a girl born on Friday · Akan
Greek word for love · Greek
Greek name meaning good, common a century ago · Greek
A spiky desert plant of Mexico · Greek
Means dawn or first rays of the sun in Sanskrit · Sanskrit
Means love in Hebrew · Hebrew
A warrior queen of Egypt honoured for her courage · Ancient Egyptian
A modern Korean name suggesting brightness · Korean
Means beloved in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means love in Japanese, short and sweet · Japanese
Ethiopian princess in Verdi's opera · Italian
Japanese, beloved child · Japanese
From Ailsa Craig, the rocky island in the Firth of Clyde · Scottish
French word for beloved · French
Irish for radiance, a goddess of summer and the sun · Irish
Heroine of the Finnish Kalevala · Finnish
Irish word for a dream or vision · Irish
Slovene name meaning buckwheat · Slovenian
A spicy chilli paste from the Caucasus · Georgian
The Hawaiian wild raspberry, for a red-coated dog · Hawaiian
Japanese for madder red, also a girl's name · Japanese
Japanese name meaning light or brightness · Japanese
A French settled harbour village near Christchurch, New Zealand · Maori
Bright and beautiful, a dawn name · Japanese
Luo name for a girl born in the morning · Luo
Akan day name for a girl born on Wednesday · Akan
A smooth white stone used for carving
Irish for beautiful · Irish
An offering, an awakening · Hawaiian
Hawaiian for the orange tree · Hawaiian
The biggest US state, land of glaciers, bears and huskies · Aleut · big dogs
Bulgarian name created for a famous play heroine · Bulgarian
A western Canadian province of Rockies and prairie
A Soviet space dog who flew twice and came home both times · Russian
Louisa May Alcott, author of Little Women · English
Brightest star of the Pleiades cluster
Italian feminine of Alessio, meaning defender · Italian
Means flame in Turkish · Turkish
Queen Alexandra, the much loved consort of Edward VII · Greek
The Egyptian port founded by Alexander the Great, once home to a great library · Greek
A rare gem that changes colour in the light · Russian
Feminine of Alfred, elf counsel
A golden double star in the mane of Leo · Arabic
Red walled Moorish palace in Granada, Spain · Arabic
A bright star at the foot of Gemini · Arabic
For Alice Springs in the Red Centre
Medieval short form of Adeline, noble · French
Means joyful in Hebrew · Hebrew
Italian for cheerful and lively · Italian
Italian for fairly lively · Italian
Pet form of Alison or Alexandra
Spanish for soul · Spanish
Means diamond in Arabic · Arabic
A city in Kazakhstan whose name is linked to the apple, which first grew wild nearby · Kazakh
Means diamond in Amharic · Amharic
Spanish for almond · Spanish
The bright one, the brightest star of Grus the crane · Arabic
Hawaiian, love, and the word for hello · Hawaiian
French word for lark, from the old song · French
The rosy light on mountain peaks at sunrise and sunset · German
The jewel of the Northern Crown · Arabic
Of the mountains, the Latin feminine for alpine · Latin
Spanish and Italian, high · Spanish
Greek, healing, the mother of Meleager in myth · Greek
Swedish name meaning elf · Swedish
Means sky or loftiness in Arabic · Arabic
A low carpet of tiny honey scented white flowers · Greek · small dogs
Akan name for a girl born on Saturday · Akan
A mermaid spirit of Japanese folklore said to ward off sickness · Japanese
Latin for lovable · Latin
Means the beautiful ones in Zulu · Zulu
Means hope in Arabic · Arabic
Small reddish moon close in to Jupiter
French for almond · French
French name meaning much loved · French
The one eyed warrior queen of Kush who fought Rome · Meroitic
Everlasting, immortal · Sanskrit
An almond liqueur and lemon cocktail
The short-lived royal city built by Akhenaten · Ancient Egyptian
Bulb that throws up huge trumpet flowers in winter · Greek
Japanese sun goddess and ancestor of the emperors · Japanese
A green feldspar named after the Amazon · Greek
A sweet Ethiopian celebration bread · Amharic
Italian for amber · Italian
A sweet apple found growing in a Canadian orchard
Means rain in Japanese, also a word for sweets · Japanese
Germanic amal, work, after the pilot Amelia Earhart
French form of Amelia · French
The purple variety of quartz
A gem that is half amethyst and half citrine
The cool north east monsoon wind of the Philippines · Tagalog
Queen Amina of Zazzau, a warrior queen of the Hausa · Hausa
Spanish name meaning shelter or protection · Spanish
The Greek queen of the sea and wife of Poseidon · Greek
German for blackbird · German
From Old French amee, beloved · French
French form of Anne · French
Hindi and Persian for pomegranate · Hindi
Grand duchess of imperial Russia · Russian
Caring and watchful · Hindi
Possibly invincible, a war goddess called on by Boudica · Celtic
Our nearest large neighbour galaxy
Welsh name meaning much snow · Welsh
Hawaiian for angel · Hawaiian
Cup shaped flower, the name means daughter of the wind · Greek
The angel on top of the tree, from Greek angelos, messenger · Greek
A light, airy white sponge made with egg whites
Greek angelos, messenger · Greek
A bright reef fish with flowing fins
Tall sweet herb candied for cakes · Latin
Welsh name meaning much loved · Welsh
Pet form of Angela, messenger or angel · Greek
The smooth barked apple gum of Australia · Greek
Grace, and a form of the goddess Durga · Sanskrit
A seed with a liquorice flavour
A sweet aniseed liqueur · French
Spanish pet form of Ana, grace · Spanish
Nordic form of Anna · Scandinavian
Means peaceful or quiet in Mandarin, for a calm dog · Chinese
A plump pear, from the French Beurre d'Anjou
The brightest star of Phoenix, Arabic for the phoenix · Arabic
The capital of Turkey, home of the fluffy Angora goats and cats · Turkish
A Japanese dessert of jelly, fruit and sweet beans · Japanese
Greek and Latin form of Hannah, grace · Hebrew
Scottish name meaning loving or lovable · Scottish
Breton pet form of Anna · Breton
A Nova Scotia valley of apple orchards
A great Himalayan peak, giver of food · Sanskrit · big dogs
A red seed used to colour cheese and rice
French form of Hannah, grace · Hebrew
Dutch pet form of Anna · Dutch
German name joining Anna and Liese · German
Pet form of Anne, Hebrew for grace · Hebrew
The sharpshooter of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show
Mary Anning, the fossil hunter of Lyme Regis, whose dog Tray helped on her digs
Dutch and French pet form of Anna · Dutch
A tiny moon of Saturn, Greek for flowery · Greek · small dogs
Greek for flowery, a name of the goddess Hera · Greek
Greek pet form of Anthi, meaning flower · Greek
Brave heroine of Greek tragedy · Greek
Caribbean island known for its beaches · Spanish
Frisian and Dutch pet form of Anna · Dutch
Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France before the revolution · French
Means rainbow in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Egyptian goddess of the Nile, from a word meaning to embrace · Egyptian
Welsh name meaning very beautiful · Welsh
Russian pet form of Anna, meaning grace · Russian
Japanese for apricot · Japanese
The capital of Samoa on the island of Upolu · Samoan
French feminine form of Apollonius · French
The old mountain region of the eastern United States
The orchard fruit, sweet and crisp
Swedish for apricot · Swedish
The spring month, from Latin aperire, to open · Latin
A pale blue beryl named for sea water · Latin
The eagle constellation, set on the Milky Way
Roman name meaning eagle like · Latin
For Eleanor of Aquitaine, medieval queen · French
Korean name read as beautiful, with a sea feel · Korean
Latin rooted name meaning yielding to prayer · Latin
A flowing design of curling leaves and lines
The finer of the two main coffee species
A weaver so skilled she was turned into the first spider · Greek
The warm shallow sea between Australia and New Guinea
Catherine of Aragon, the Spanish princess and first wife of Henry VIII · Spanish
A crystal of pearls and shells, named after Aragon in Spain · Spanish
Italian for orange · Italian
Spanish for blueberry · Spanish
Green and peaceful region of Greek myth · Greek
The title of the princesses of the House of Habsburg · German
Perhaps Hebrew for flowering field · Hebrew
Portuguese for sand · Portuguese
The white city of Peru, built from pale volcanic stone · Spanish
A nymph who became a fresh water spring · Greek
Korean for beauty · Korean
Italian, a song for a single voice · Italian
Greek princess whose thread led the way out of the maze · Greek
Italian form of Ariadne · Italian
Probably silver wheel, a goddess of the stars in the Mabinogi · Welsh
Means fragrance in Arabic · Arabic
A US desert state, home of the Grand Canyon and tall saguaro cactus
A Provence town in France where Van Gogh painted sunflowers and starry nights · French
A white grape from Piedmont, meaning little rascal · Italian
A yellow mountain daisy used in soothing balms
Te reo Maori for love and compassion · Maori
The name of several queens of Ptolemaic Egypt · Greek
Greek goddess of the hunt and of hounds · Greek
A silvery herb named after the Greek huntress Artemis · Greek
Dry sunny island off the coast of Venezuela
A Tanzanian city at the foot of Mount Meru, gateway to safari parks · Swahili
Welsh name meaning fair and noble · Welsh
Means honey in Persian · Persian
Swahili for honey · Swahili
A star in Sagittarius, Latin for armpit · Latin
The grey she wolf of Turkic legend · Turkish
Sanskrit, hope · Sanskrit
A frost archer of modern team shooters
Old Norse name of a legendary shield maiden · Old Norse
The capital of Eritrea, famous for its art deco buildings · Tigrinya
An Italian hill town, home of the saint who loved all animals · Italian
A Phoenician goddess of love and the evening star · Phoenician
Greek for starry, a Titan goddess of falling stars · Greek
A shade plant with feathery plumes of pink and white · Greek
Greek goddess of the stars and of justice · Greek
Masterwort, a starry pincushion flower · Latin
Norse, divinely beautiful · Norse
Means morning in Swahili, for an early riser · Swahili
The high desert of Chile, one of the driest places on Earth · Spanish
The swift running huntress of Greek legend
A river, lake and glacier in Alberta · Cree
Greek goddess of wisdom and strategy · Greek
The capital of Georgia, known for peaches and southern charm
The legendary island that sank beneath the sea · Greek
The brightest star of the Southern Triangle
The glossy purple eggplant · French
A reddish brown hair colour
Old English name meaning noble strength · English
Latin for venerable, a title of Roman empresses · Latin
The feeling around a person, from the Greek for breeze
Latin, from aureus, golden · Latin
French name meaning golden · French
A bright golden yellow pigment, from the Latin for golden · Latin
From Lithuanian for to weave, the goddess of bees · Lithuanian
The season between summer and winter, from the Latin
Germanic Aveza, or from Latin avis meaning bird
Sanskrit for the earth · Sanskrit
Old French name from a Germanic root, soft and woodland sounding · French
Spanish for hazelnut · Spanish
A sparkling green quartz · French
A pale violet gin cocktail
Latin for bird, from a Germanic name meaning refuge in war · Latin
Te reo Maori for river · Maori
Means doe in Hebrew · Hebrew
Japanese for iris, the flower · Japanese
Means gazelle or doe in Hebrew · Hebrew
A soft crumbly Ethiopian cheese · Amharic
Turkish for halo of moonlight, Hebrew for oak tree · Turkish
Turkish for quince · Turkish
A shrub that flowers in spring
Spanish for sugar · Spanish
The small red bean used in Japanese sweets · Japanese · small dogs
Italian for sky blue · Italian
Peaceful, a calm sound · Sanskrit
Brother of Moses and the first high priest of Israel · Hebrew
Means greyhound, a dog of the ruler Intef II · Ancient Egyptian
The head of a monastery, from the Aramaic abba, father · Aramaic
Short form of Abraham, father of many · Hebrew
Means flower or to blossom in Amharic · Amharic
Hebrew name meaning breath · Hebrew
Hebrew for my father is light · Hebrew
Hebrew, read as father of many · Hebrew
Spanish name for the warm south west wind · Spanish
French for apricot · French
A royal guard dog buried with honour at Giza over 4,000 years ago · Ancient Egyptian
A Mexican beach resort known for cliff divers · Nahuatl
The highest card in a pack, also one who excels
French form of Achilles · French
Greatest of the Greek warriors at Troy · Greek
The highest mountain in the Americas, in the Andes of Argentina · Quechua · big dogs
The brightest star of the Southern Cross · Latin
Scottish name meaning ford by the oak · Scottish
Hebrew for man, possibly linked to a word for red · Hebrew
Means dark or black in Arabic, for a black dog · Arabic
Means majestic or mighty in Hebrew · Hebrew
The Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York · Mohawk
German word for eagle · German
The senior officer of a fleet · big dogs
Meat braised in vinegar, soy and garlic, a Filipino favourite · Filipino
French form of Adrian, from the Roman name meaning from Hadria · French
A creamy Dutch egg liqueur · Dutch
Norse giant who rules the ocean · Norse
The Trojan hero who sailed to Italy and founded the Roman line · Latin
The Irish god of love and youth, who turned into a swan · Irish
Greek keeper of the winds · Greek
Ancient Greek teller of animal fables · Greek
Aethelred the Unready, an Anglo Saxon king · Old English
The Greek spirit of the bright upper air · Greek
Greek word for eagle · Greek
Ice cream drowned in hot espresso · Italian
Portuguese form of Alfonso, the name of the first king of Portugal · Portuguese
Greek commander at Troy in the Iliad · Greek · big dogs
The lily of the Nile, with globes of blue flowers · Greek
Means grand or great in Indonesian · Indonesian · big dogs
A Cantonese style name meaning good luck · Cantonese
Obsessed whaling captain in Moby Dick · Hebrew · big dogs
Finnish for wolverine · Finnish
An Egyptian scribe who copied a famous maths papyrus · Ancient Egyptian
Pharaoh who founded the 18th dynasty, meaning born of the moon god · Egyptian
The Finnish god of the sea, rivers and fishing · Finnish
Irish, little fire · Irish
Irish Aodhan, little fire · Irish
Scottish Gaelic form of Alan · Scottish
Towering Greek warrior of the Trojan war · Greek · big dogs
Hindi for the sky · Hindi
Mughal emperor who ruled much of India · Persian · big dogs
Pharaoh who made the sun disc Aten the centre of worship · Egyptian
Danish name meaning father of peace · Danish
French form of Alan, an old Breton name possibly meaning little rock · French
Means leader or guide in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
The old mission in San Antonio, Texas, famous for its 1836 siege · Spanish
Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander, meaning defending men · Scottish
A fresh white grape from Galicia · Spanish
Germanic name meaning noble and bright · German
Italian form of Albert, meaning noble and bright · Italian
Pet form of Albert, Germanic for noble and bright
A gold and blue double star at the head of the swan · Arabic
A mountain range in northern Iran · Persian · big dogs
Faint companion star beside Mizar · small dogs
Orange star that marks the eye of Taurus
Old English Ealdwine, old friend
A tree that grows beside water
A senior member of a town council
Germanic for old, an Italian favourite · Italian
Welsh river in Denbighshire · Welsh
Portuguese form of Alexius, meaning defender · Portuguese
Spanish form of Alexander, defender of people · Spanish
Italian form of Alexis, meaning defender · Italian
Greek Alexandros, defender of the people · Greek
An old herb once grown in monastery gardens
The young Tsarevich of Russia, whose spaniel Joy was always by his side · Russian
Old Norse for elf, a legendary king and suitor in Norse saga · Old Norse
A sandwich biscuit filled with caramel · Spanish
A grass grown for hay, and the cowlicked boy of Our Gang
Short for Alfred, a British favourite
Spanish, Visigothic for noble and ready · Spanish
Old English, wise counsel
Italian and Spanish form of Alfred, elf counsel · Italian
A huge park of lakes and moose in Ontario
After Muhammad Ali, three time world heavyweight boxing champion · big dogs
The brightest star of the Big Dipper · Arabic
Scottish Gaelic form of Alexander, defender of the people · Scottish
The star at the end of the Big Dipper's handle · Arabic
A lob pass caught and slammed in mid air in basketball
A beautiful gold and blue double star in Andromeda · Arabic
Star at the eastern end of Orion's belt
A Northumberland town with a grand castle and gardens
Means oak tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Spanish form of Alfonso, meaning noble and ready · Spanish
Spanish name meaning noble and ready · Spanish
Latinised form of Aloys, a form of Louis, famous warrior · Latin
The first letter of the Greek alphabet, for a natural leader · Greek
The lonely one, the only bright star in Hydra · Arabic
The brightest star of Andromeda · Arabic
French form of Alfonso, noble and ready · French
Name of early Scottish kings, possibly from a Pictish word for white · Scottish
Bright star in the eagle constellation
English place name, old town
Welsh form of Alan, also two Welsh rivers · Welsh
Swedish name meaning elf warrior · Swedish
A crisp white grape of northern Portugal · Portuguese
Old English name meaning noble friend · English
Old Norse for all wise, a clever dwarf who tried to marry the daughter of Thor · Old Norse
Russian pet form of Aleksey · Russian
Means peace and security in Hindi · Hindi
An Italian almond flavoured liqueur · Italian
The Texas Panhandle city, Spanish for yellow · Spanish
A giant lone wolf of Inuit legend · Inuit · big dogs
A rich red wine made from dried grapes · Italian
Mythical serpent of the Andes · Quechua
Greek name meaning immortal · Greek
Italian form of Amadeus, meaning loves God · Italian
Pharaoh name meaning Amun is satisfied · Egyptian
Espresso lengthened with hot water · Italian
Arabic for prince or commander · Arabic
The Greek form of Amun, the hidden one, a great Egyptian god · Egyptian
An amber sherry, famous from the Poe story · Spanish
Hebrew for carried, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
Andre Marie Ampere, the French physicist behind the amp · French
The nectar of immortality · Sanskrit
Hidden creator god of ancient Egypt · Egyptian
Roald Amundsen, the first to reach the South Pole, with a team of sled dogs · Norwegian
Bliss, pure happiness · Sanskrit
West African spider who outwits everyone in folk tales · Ghanaian · small dogs
French form of Anatolius, meaning sunrise · French
An ancient Greek word for a high king · Greek
Dried poblano chilli, mild and raisin sweet · Spanish
The heavy hook that holds a ship in place · big dogs
A tropical sea off Thailand and Myanmar
Scandinavian form of Andrew · Scandinavian
French form of Andrew, manly and brave · French
Prince Bolkonsky in Tolstoy's War and Peace · Russian
Spanish form of Andrew · Spanish
Greek for manly, one of the twelve apostles · Greek
Pet form of Andrew, Greek for manly and brave · Greek
Italian for angel · Italian
Vast temple complex in the forests of Cambodia
Scottish Gaelic, one strength
Means friendly or a friend in Arabic · Arabic
Red giant star at the heart of Scorpius
Roman family name Antonius, after Saint Anthony · Latin
Alsatian who flew RAF bombing missions with a Czech airman
The branching bony horn of a deer or elk
French form of Anthony · French
German form of Anthony · German
Classic Italian name from the Roman family Antonius · Italian
A county of Northern Ireland, home of the Giant's Causeway
Jackal headed Egyptian god of the dead · Egyptian · big dogs
The heavy iron block a blacksmith hammers on · big dogs
Old Irish for fire, borne by many heroes of Irish legend · Irish
The highest mountain in New Zealand, also called Mount Cook · Maori · big dogs
The very top of something
The sacred bull of ancient Egypt · Egyptian · big dogs
Greek god of light, music and prophecy · Greek · big dogs
The water bearer constellation of the zodiac · Latin
Winged dog spirits of Armenian myth who heal wounded heroes by licking them · Armenian
The graceful, scholarly musketeer
The Arapaho peaks of the Colorado Front Range · Arapaho
The mountain where the ark is said to have landed · big dogs
A legendary Persian archer, a hero of Iranian myth · Persian
The Japanese word for storm · Japanese
Welsh lord of the otherworld · Welsh
The thin fiery chile de arbol, meaning tree chilli · Mexican Spanish
The title of the princes of the House of Habsburg · German
One who shoots with a bow, from the Latin arcus
Germanic for genuine and bold, a Scottish favourite · Scottish
Ancient Greek inventor and mathematician · Greek
Giuseppe Arcimboldo, who painted faces made of fruit and vegetables · Italian
Greek for bear, the root of the word Arctic · Greek · big dogs
Orange giant star in the herdsman constellation
Scottish name meaning high aspiration · Scottish
Latin for blaze or burning zeal · Latin
The heraldic word for silver, from the Latin argentum · French
Italian for silver · Italian
The ship of Jason and the Argonauts in Greek myth · Greek
A calm, inert gas, from the Greek for idle
Loyal old dog who waited years for Odysseus · Greek
The hundred eyed giant who never slept, the perfect watchdog · Greek · big dogs
A Scottish region of sea lochs and islands
Greek short form of Aristotle or Ariston · Greek
Means lion in Hebrew · Hebrew · big dogs
The ram constellation of the zodiac · Latin
A planet named after a poet rescued by dolphins in Greek myth · Greek
Greek pet form of Aristeidis, meaning best · Greek
French form of Aristides, from the Greek for best · French
Ancient Greek philosopher and naturalist · Greek
Sanskrit, bright or shining · Sanskrit
Greek word for bear · Greek · big dogs
English place name meaning fortified hill · English
An old French brandy from Gascony · French
Means wish or hope in Persian · Persian
French name meaning bold soldier · French
German name from Arminius, a chieftain of ancient Germania · German
First person to walk on the Moon
Norse name meaning eagle · Norse
A vast wild region in the Top End of the Northern Territory
Pet form of Arnold, Germanic for eagle power
River running through Florence and Pisa · Italian
Germanic name meaning eagle ruler · German
Jean Arp, the artist of smooth, rounded shapes · French · small dogs
Mount Arrowsmith, a craggy peak of Canterbury
A gold rush village near Queenstown, New Zealand
A dry creek bed that fills with water after rain · Spanish
A name of Celtic roots carried by the legendary king
Pet form of Arthur, possibly Celtic for bear · Welsh
Italian form of Arthur · Italian
The reddish glow of dawn · Sanskrit
Old Norse name meaning eagle tree · Old Norse
Hebrew for healer, a king of Judah · Hebrew
Means lion in Arabic · Arabic · big dogs
A Berkshire racecourse famous for hats and royal racing
Danish name meaning spear of the gods · Danish
A tree, and the grey dust left by fire
Hebrew for happy or blessed · Hebrew
Indian emperor who spread Buddhism · Sanskrit
English place name, ash tree town
A mild Italian cow's milk cheese · Italian
Means lion in Turkish · Turkish · big dogs
Mount Assiniboine, the Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies · Ojibwe
Occitan for hawk · French
The sun disc of Egypt, raised above all gods by Akhenaten · Egyptian
Means fire in Turkish · Turkish
The first king of all England, crowned in 925 · Old English
The noble eldest of the Three Musketeers
The titan who holds up the sky · Greek · big dogs
The country lawyer of To Kill a Mockingbird
King of the Huns in the 5th century · big dogs
Egyptian creator god, whose name means completion · Egyptian
Latin for bold and daring · Latin
John James Audubon, the painter of The Birds of America
Golden retriever who held five tennis balls in his mouth
Latin name meaning great or venerable · Latin
Latin Augustinus, venerable, after Saint Augustine · Latin
The first emperor of Rome · Latin · big dogs
Italian name from Latin aureus, golden · Italian
For Marcus Aurelius, philosopher emperor of Rome · Latin
The charioteer constellation
A mass of snow sliding off a mountain · big dogs
Ibn Sina, the Persian physician and philosopher · Persian
A bright star of the southern sky in Carina
Amedeo Avogadro, the Italian scientist of Avogadro's number · Italian
Scandinavian name meaning father of peace · Scandinavian
Means stag in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means frost or a chilly clear night in Turkish · Turkish
Means bear in Turkish, for a big fluffy dog · Turkish · big dogs
Spanish for jet black · Spanish
Means free in Persian · Persian
Means precious or beloved in Swahili · Swahili
A traditional Polish given name for a dog, also the Spanish word for goshawk · Polish
The painted blue and white tiles found all over Portugal · Portuguese
An African burrowing animal, Afrikaans for earth pig · Afrikaans
To lower yourself down a cliff on a rope · German
One of the oldest sacred cities of ancient Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
The squeezebox instrument with bellows and buttons
The seaside capital of Ghana, known for music and lively markets · Ghanaian
A bright blue star at the end of the river Eridanus, Arabic for river's end · Arabic
Ireland's largest island, off County Mayo
Means morning in Korean, for an early riser · Korean
The seed an oak tree grows from · small dogs
The rocky citadel above Athens, crowned by the Parthenon · Greek
Musical direction meaning slow and graceful · Italian
The four weeks of waiting before Christmas, from Latin adventus, arrival · Latin
The blue sea scattered with Greek islands · Greek
A Korean word for baby, used with affection · Korean · small dogs
Welsh name meaning berry · Welsh
Welsh name meaning river · Welsh
Means lake in Hebrew · Hebrew
A banded form of chalcedony
Italian for agitated, for a dog who cannot sit still · Italian
Indian city, home of the Taj Mahal · Hindi
Hawaiian for the yellowfin tuna, also fire · Hawaiian
Czech and Slovak for hello · Czech
Irish name meaning white or bright · Irish
Tiny Indian seed with a strong thyme flavour · Hindi
The red cow of Aizu folklore, now a lucky nodding toy · Japanese
Hawaiian for clever and quick witted · Hawaiian
Hawaiian for noble · Hawaiian
Means autumn in Japanese, for a russet or golden dog · Japanese
Japanese, bright · Japanese
The oldest town in Western Australia, on a whale watching harbour
The great wanderer of the southern seas · big dogs
An early chemist who tried to turn lead into gold
A beer brewed without hops, from the Old English ealu
A sweet warm chilli from Syria · Arabic
Greek name meaning defender of the people · Greek
Greek, helper or defender · Greek
Musical direction meaning brisk and lively · Italian
Liquorice allsorts, colourful layered sweets
Berry that tastes of clove, cinnamon and nutmeg at once · Jamaican
Means coral in Hebrew · Hebrew
The oval nut, warm and pale brown
The middle star of Orion's Belt, Arabic for string of pearls · Arabic
A succulent whose sap soothes burns
Shining, brilliant · Hawaiian
A high mountain pasture and peak
A fluffy South American relative of the llama · Aymara
The great mountain range of central Europe · big dogs
A remote mountain range of central Asia
Means gold in Turkish · Turkish
Cliffside town on the coast of southern Italy · Italian
Sugar coated simmered beans, a classic Japanese sweet · Japanese · small dogs
Swahili for peace · Swahili
Sweet Japanese rice drink served warm · Japanese
Spanish, friend · Spanish
Means friend in Hebrew · Hebrew
An iridescent gem made from fossil shell · Greek
Latin for love, another name for Cupid · Latin
Italian for lovingly · Italian
Chinese for peace and quiet · Chinese
Means ambergris, a rare perfume, in Arabic · Arabic
Means love and affection in Tamil · Tamil
A small salty fish, for a little dog with lots of flavour · small dogs
Musical direction meaning at a walking pace · Italian
The long mountain chain of South America · big dogs
French for angel · French
Means wind in Indonesian and Malay, for a swift dog · Indonesian
Someone who fishes with a rod and line
The island off the north west coast of Wales · Welsh
The snakebird, a water bird with a long thin neck · Tupi
The Egyptian symbol of life · Egyptian
Sweet red bean paste, the heart of many Japanese sweets · Japanese · small dogs
A soft sweet roll filled with red bean paste · Japanese · small dogs
A rousing song of celebration · English
An old walled town on the French Riviera, full of yachts and Picasso history · French
Means blue sky in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A blue green crystal named from the Greek for deceit · Greek
Means fire in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
The far point of an orbit
An old word for a chemist who made medicines
A spotted horse breed, the name usually linked to the Palouse country · big dogs
Small golden stone fruit related to the plum
The bird of paradise constellation · Greek
Islands off the west coast of Ireland · Irish
Fried rice balls from Sicily, their name means little oranges · Italian · small dogs
Latin for tree, also a shaded garden walk · Latin
The strawberry tree, with red fruit and peeling bark · Latin
A covered walkway, later a hall of games machines
The frozen region around the North Pole · Greek
A low arched shelf cloud at the front of a storm · Latin
A thin sharp ridge between two valleys · French
The diamond pattern on knitted socks and jumpers, from Scotland
A small armoured animal, Spanish for little armoured one · Spanish · small dogs
A chord played one note at a time · Italian
Scottish island called Scotland in miniature · Scottish
A swift straight shot, for a fast and focused dog
A thistle flower bud with a tender heart
Aussie slang for afternoon
Home of the gods in Norse myth · Norse · big dogs
A North Carolina mountain town of arts and craft beer
A tender green spring spear
A tree whose leaves shiver in the wind
Mount Aspiring, the Matterhorn of the Southern Alps
Malty black tea from north east India · Indian
Late summer daisy, the name means star · Greek
Greek word for star · Greek
Someone who studies the stars
A city on the Nile famous for its granite and dam · Ancient Egyptian
French for an artist's studio or workshop · French
Capital of Greece, named for the goddess Athena · Greek
A warm corn drink · Mexican Spanish
A ring shaped coral island
The smallest unit of an element, from the Greek for uncuttable · small dogs
Largest city in New Zealand
A small diving seabird of the North Pacific · small dogs
Short for Australian, a fond name for an Australian Shepherd or kelpie
For the novelist of Bath and Hampshire
Harbour town on Catalina Island, also a legendary isle
A Wiltshire village inside a great stone circle
Old English name meaning ruler of elves · English
Walled city in the south of France · French
Means spring, the season, in Hebrew · Hebrew
A creamy green fruit, from the Nahuatl word ahuacatl
A black and white wader with an upturned bill
A starting truth in mathematics that needs no proof · Greek
A smiling salamander of Mexican lakes · Nahuatl · small dogs
Means chicken in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
Yoruba for joy has come home · Yoruba
Salted yoghurt drink from Turkey · Turkish
Means fire in Persian · Persian
A group of green volcanic islands in the middle of the Atlantic · Portuguese
Spanish for blue · Spanish
The deep clear blue of open sea
A deep blue copper mineral · Persian