A cake of almond meringue layers and cream · French
Great grace, great kindness · Korean
Yellow trumpet flower and the emblem of Wales
Means laurel in Hebrew · Hebrew
Norse name meaning new day · Norse
A tuberous flower named for the botanist Dahl
A Cuban rum, lime and sugar cocktail named after a beach near Santiago · Spanish
Two old favourites together: the daisy flower and the month of May
Means black jade, the heroine of the classic novel Dream of the Red Chamber · Chinese
Means wave in Turkish · Turkish
A crunchy Korean honeycomb toffee · Korean · small dogs
From Lithuanian for portion, the goddess of weaving and fate · Lithuanian
Means pure in Tagalog · Tagalog
Means moonlight in Korean · Korean
From the Portuguese for the morning star · Portuguese
A soft rose pink named after the damask rose
The female equal of a knight · French
A Soviet space dog of 1954, from the Russian for little lady · Russian
A slender cousin of the dragonfly · small dogs
Irish for bold or daring · Irish
Greek princess and mother of the hero Perseus · Greek
Sweet rain after a dry spell · Korean
One of Santa's reindeer in the 1823 poem A Visit from St. Nicholas
Short form of Danielle, God is my judge
Slavic name meaning morning star · Croatian
Mother goddess of the old Irish gods · Irish
Means star in Thai and Lao · Thai
Greek name meaning laurel tree · Greek
A deadpan cartoon heroine
From darling, someone dearly loved
Means sea or ocean in Persian · Persian
Russian pet form of Darya, possessing goodness · Russian
An old Korean word for love · Korean
The first light of the morning
Hebrew for bee, a prophetess and judge of Israel · Hebrew
A doubled pet form of names starting with D
Tragic heroine of Irish legend · Irish
Means adorning the heart in Persian · Persian
Greek, from the island of Delos, a name of Artemis · Greek
Hebrew name meaning delicate · Hebrew
A small wooded valley or hollow
Short form of Adela, popular around 1900 · German
The ancient Greek oracle site · Greek
French name meaning dolphin · French
Tall spires of blue flowers, named from the Greek for dolphin · Greek
Welsh name meaning neat and pretty · Welsh
Cornish name from a place name, made famous by the Poldark novels · Cornish
Greek goddess of the harvest · Greek
An Egyptian town famed for its temple and starry ceiling · Ancient Egyptian
The star at the tip of the lion's tail · Arabic
Othello's wife in Shakespeare's tragedy · Greek
A moon of Neptune named for a daughter of Poseidon · Greek
Greek for lady or mistress of the house · Greek
Pet form of Desiree, desired
Amharic for joy · Amharic
Sanskrit for goddess · Sanskrit
Water droplets that settle on grass overnight · small dogs
A trailing wild cousin of the blackberry · small dogs
A single drop of morning dew · small dogs
A jewelled band worn as a crown · Greek
Roman goddess of the hunt · Roman
Emily Dickinson, the American poet who owned a Newfoundland called Carlo
A doubled pet name, Hindi for big sister · Hindi
The founding queen of Carthage in Virgil's Aeneid · Phoenician
Welsh name meaning genuine · Welsh
Means downpour of rain in Arabic · Arabic
Greek feminine form of Dimitrios · Greek
Swedish for mist · Swedish
A small dent in the cheek when smiling · small dogs
Alice cat in Alice in Wonderland
Bright icy moon of Saturn
A celebrated female singer, Italian for goddess
A fluffy white nougat sweet from the American south
A fairy or nature spirit of Filipino folklore · Tagalog
Nickname for the American south
A small oil lamp lit at Diwali · Hindi · small dogs
Giddy and spinning, for a dog who chases their tail
Means flower in Thai · Thai
Spanish, from Maria de los Dolores, Mary of sorrows · Spanish
The nature island of the Caribbean, with hot springs and rainforest
Italian diminutive of Donata, meaning given · Italian
Stretchy Turkish ice cream · Turkish
Italian for lady · Italian
Short form of Dorothy or Theodora, Greek for gift · Greek
Greek for gazelle · Greek
Greek, a sea nymph of ancient myth · Greek
Greek name meaning gift of God · Greek
Greek name meaning gift of God · Greek
A small round spot · small dogs
Pet form of Dorothy · small dogs
French for soft and sweet · French
A small white pigeon, long a symbol of peace
A sugar coated almond given at weddings · French · small dogs
A shimmering winged insect that zips over ponds
A wish or vision, for a dream come true
Roman diminutive of Drusus · Latin
A sparkling crust of tiny crystals
A tree nymph of Greek myth · Greek
Means moon in Thai · Thai
Brightest star of the Plough
Spanish for sweet · Spanish
Spanish for sweet made from milk, a thick caramel · Spanish
Latin dulcis, sweet · Latin
A sweet sounding stringed instrument struck or plucked
The lady Don Quixote imagines and adores · Spanish
Spanish for sweetness · Spanish
Spanish for sand dune · Spanish
A wind built ridge of sand
Means world in Swahili, for a dog who is your whole world · Swahili
Croatian and Serbian for quince · Croatian
Russian pet form of Avdotya · Russian
Russian pet form of Evdokia, sweet and soft · Russian
The bold young Gascon who joins the Three Musketeers
Dutch short form of Daniel · Dutch
German word for badger, root of dachshund · German · small dogs
Greek inventor who built the labyrinth · Greek
Old Norse name meaning day · Old Norse
The good god, a chief of the Tuatha De Danann with a magic club · Irish · big dogs
Louis Daguerre, the inventor of an early form of photography · French
Means big yellow in Mandarin, the classic name for a village dog · Chinese · big dogs
Welsh pet form of Dafydd · Welsh
Japanese, great earth · Japanese · big dogs
Great radiance, great glory · Japanese · big dogs
A large white winter radish, from the Japanese for big root · Japanese · big dogs
Irish name meaning fruitful · Irish
Coastal capital of Senegal
Means great or noble in Tagalog · Tagalog
Means doctor in Swahili · Swahili
A broad open valley between hills
Slavic name meaning to fight far away · Czech
English place name, valley town
The tallest mountain in Iran, a snowy volcanic peak · Persian · big dogs
Greek Damianos, from damazo, to tame · Greek
French form of Damian, from Greek for to tame · French
Greek, to tame, from the legend of Damon and Pythias, true friends · Greek
A simple bush bread baked in the coals of a campfire
Hebrew for God is my judge, the prophet in the lions' den · Hebrew
Pet form of Daniel, Hebrew for God is my judge · Hebrew
Short for Durante, enduring · Italian
A tiny moon that makes waves in Saturn's rings · Greek · small dogs
Persian king who built the royal road · Persian
Irish name meaning oak · Irish · big dogs
The wild granite moorland of Devon, home of hardy ponies
Norman surname from Airelle in France · French
One of Santa's reindeer in the 1823 poem A Visit from St. Nicholas
French surname De Chiel, after crime writer Dashiell Hammett · French
Spanish for date, the sweet fruit · Spanish
The title of the heir to the French throne · French
Short form of David, Hebrew for beloved, funny because it sounds like a bloke from the pub · Hebrew
Pet form of David, Hebrew for beloved · Welsh
Brazilian Portuguese form of David, meaning beloved · Portuguese
Hebrew for beloved, the shepherd boy who became king · Hebrew
The Airedale Terrier of President Woodrow Wilson
Croatian name from an old Slavic war cry · Croatian
A Swiss mountain town known for skiing and crisp alpine air · German
English surname, son of Daw, a pet form of David
French place name, from a town in Gascony · French
Means great hero in Mandarin, the noble swordsman of wuxia tales · Chinese
A church officer, from the Greek diakonos, servant · Greek
The Dakota gold rush town of the Old West
French composer of Clair de Lune · French
A sailor who works on deck
The name of an early Irish saint · Irish
One who protects and guards
Daniel Defoe, the author of Robinson Crusoe
Edgar Degas, the French painter of ballet dancers · French
The smaller of the two moons of Mars · small dogs
Hockey slang for faking out a defender
Means palm tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Eugene Delacroix, the French Romantic painter · French
Short form of Adelbert, noble and bright
Spanish del mar, of the sea · Spanish
The dolphin, a small bright constellation · Latin
An overwhelming fall of rain
Meg's little son in Little Women
The Greek thinker who first imagined atoms · Greek
Irish surname, Gaelic for proud · Irish
The highest peak in North America · big dogs
Brilliant distant star in the swan constellation
From Dionysius, the Greek god of wine, a cheeky name for a mischief maker · Greek
Pet form of Dennis, from Dionysius
The mile high city in Colorado
The sheriff's right hand helper in an Old West town
A famous horse race, and a local football rivalry
Dutch form of Theodoric, ruler of the people · Dutch
Welsh for oak trees · Welsh
The river that flows through Hobart in Tasmania
Irish surname, man from South Munster · Irish
A bold, reckless outlaw of the Old West · Spanish
An investigator who solves mysteries, for a dog with a great nose
A dark, rich chocolate cake
Welsh form of David, beloved, also a surname · Welsh
Welsh form of David, patron saint of Wales · Welsh
Short form of Dexter, dyer
Latin name meaning right handed or skilful · Latin
One of the first two dogs to reach space and come home safely, in 1951 · Russian
A Himalayan giant whose name means white mountain · Sanskrit · big dogs
Means white in Gujarati, for a pale dog · Gujarati
The pole star, steadfast and fixed · Sanskrit
Irish form of Diarmaid, a hero of the Fianna · Irish
The spotted cubes used in games, for a spotted pup
The long wooden wind instrument of Aboriginal Australians, Didge for short
Spanish form of James · Spanish
A heavy engine fuel, named after Rudolf Diesel · big dogs
German name meaning warrior of the people · German
English place name, the town by the ditch
Australian slang for a soldier or a mate
Irish surname, perhaps from Gaelic dile, faithful · Irish
After Joe DiMaggio, the graceful Yankees centre fielder
Greek, follower of Demeter · Greek
Australia native wild dog
Portuguese form of Denis, the name of a medieval poet king · Portuguese
Aussie slang for true or genuine, as in fair dinkum
Italian short form of names like Bernardino and Corradino · Italian
Ancient Greek philosopher who lived very simply · Greek
Portuguese form of Diego · Portuguese
A bold Greek hero of the Trojan War · Greek
Greek god of the vine and of celebration · Greek
Dutch short form of Diederik, meaning ruler of the people · Dutch
A heavy disc thrown in athletics, the Olympic ancestor of the frisbee · Greek
Romani for I awake, after jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt · Romani
A king of Egypt's First Dynasty, his name means serpent · Ancient Egyptian
Pharaoh of the Step Pyramid, his name means splendour · Egyptian
Russian form of Demetrius, from the Greek goddess Demeter · Russian
From the Dobhar chu, the water hound of Irish lakes, part dog and part otter · Irish
Short for doctor, an old Western nickname
Portuguese for little sweet, a term of endearment · Portuguese · small dogs
Artful pickpocket in Dickens's Oliver Twist · English · small dogs
The bumbling constable of Much Ado About Nothing, a perfect name for a dog
The elected ruler of Venice for over a thousand years · Italian
A pun on Dostoevsky, the Russian novelist
A mischievous goblin of Korean folklore · Korean
Means eagle in Korean · Korean
A Piedmont red grape, its name means little sweet one · Italian
Latin name meaning of the Lord · Latin
Household spirit who guards a Slavic home · Slavic · small dogs
Short form of Donald, Gaelic for world ruler · Scottish
Irish name meaning world ruler · Irish
From Scottish Gaelic Domhnall, ruler of the world · Scottish
The Renaissance sculptor of Florence · Italian
Faithful long eared farm helper
German word for thunder · German · big dogs
Pet form of Donald, Gaelic for world ruler · Scottish
Irish surname, dark chieftain · Irish
First royal corgi, brought home by the Duke of York
A County Clare village famous for traditional music
A double shot of espresso · Italian
Christian Doppler, the physicist of the Doppler effect · German
Spanish for golden · Spanish
The finest hound of Gwyn ap Nudd, king of the Otherworld, in Welsh legend · Welsh · big dogs
Spanish for sleepyhead · Spanish
Portuguese for sleepyhead · Portuguese
Means gift in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means friend in Turkish · Turkish
Short form of Douglas, Gaelic for dark river, a deadpan name for a dog · Scottish
Scottish Gaelic, dark stranger
Pet form of Douglas, Scottish Gaelic for dark river · Scottish
From Gaelic dubh glas, dark river · Scottish
French for soft, gentle or sweet · French
Means bear in Hebrew · Hebrew · big dogs
Heavy rain falling all at once
Short for bulldozer, for a dog who plows through everything · big dogs
The dragon constellation coiled round the pole · big dogs
Bram Stoker's vampire count of 1897, from Romanian for son of the dragon · Romanian
A mounted soldier of old armies
A giant battleship that feared nothing · big dogs
A glossy black bird, and Australian slang for a fool
Pun on Julius Caesar, for a dog that drools · big dogs
Means freedom, and also a swallow, in Hebrew · Hebrew
An Alberta badlands town famous for dinosaur fossils
Scottish name meaning ridge · Scottish
Roman family name, possibly from a Celtic word for oak · Latin
Russian for little friend, a classic dog name · Russian
A jackal-headed son of Horus in ancient Egyptian belief · Ancient Egyptian
Portuguese form of Edward, with old world dignity · Portuguese
A dark Belgian abbey ale · Dutch
A country city in New South Wales with an open range zoo
Scottish Gaelic for black · Scottish
A walled city on the Croatian coast, often called the pearl of the Adriatic · Croatian
Marcel Duchamp, the artist who turned everyday things into art · French
Laid back American slang for a guy
English surname, from a town meaning Dudda's clearing
Spanish for a mischievous sprite · Spanish
Irish surname long used as an easy going dog name · Irish
Raoul Dufy, the French painter of bright seaside scenes · French
Scots word for dog · Scottish
A noble title for a slobbery big dog · big dogs
A duke with a famous waggle
Means smoke in Turkish, for a grey dog · Turkish
Alexandre Dumas, the author of The Three Musketeers · French
Scottish Gaelic name meaning brown warrior · Scottish
Queensland flavoured nickname from the film Crocodile Dundee
Swedish for thunder · Swedish · big dogs
A dark German lager, meaning dark · German
Warm harbour city on the east coast of South Africa
Albrecht Durer, the German master of woodcuts and engravings · German
The spiky king of fruits, famous for its smell · big dogs
English surname from the Norse Thorsteinn, Thor's stone · Old Norse
Covered in dust, also a pet form of Dustin
Of the Netherlands, also an old nickname for a trusted friend · Dutch
Dutch name probably from the word for duke · Dutch
Antonin Dvorak, the Czech composer of the New World Symphony · Czech
English surname from the medieval name Diot, a form of Dionysia
A machine that makes electricity, for a dog with endless energy
The faithful dog of Krakow who waited a year for his late owner, honoured with a statue · Polish
Yoruba for curly hair · Yoruba
Korean for jujube, a small red date · Korean · small dogs
Means red in Lao and Thai, for a red-coated dog · Lao
A soft round rice cake filled with sweet bean paste · Japanese · small dogs
Ancient rainforest in far north Queensland
Sioux word meaning friend or ally
Korean for the moon · Korean
A seaside village south of Dublin
A cream stone with black spots, named for the Dalmatian's coat
Means peace in Indonesian, for a calm dog · Indonesian
A small dark wild plum of old hedgerows
Chinese for cinnabar, a vermilion red · Chinese
Cantonese for egg tart, a golden custard pastry · Cantonese
A clear crystal first found in Connecticut · English
Means button in Korean, cute as one · Korean · small dogs
Means little egg in Mandarin, playful and round · Chinese
The yellow flower that becomes a fluffy seed clock, French for lion's tooth · French
Sweet rice dumplings served on a skewer · Japanese · small dogs
Great river crossing ten countries of Europe
A mottled pattern of light and dark
Irish name meaning oak tree · Irish · big dogs
From daramjwi, the Korean word for squirrel · Korean · small dogs
English surname from Derby, Old Norse for deer farm · Old Norse
Means cinnamon in Persian · Persian
The proud gentleman of Pride and Prejudice
Delicate black tea from the Himalayan foothills · Indian
The unseen matter thought to make up most of the universe's mass
Capital of the Northern Territory
Family surname in Austen's Sense and Sensibility · English
A traditional Korean tea biscuit, small and pretty · Korean · small dogs
The sweet brown fruit of the date palm · small dogs
The first light coming after the night
Means joy arrives in Yoruba · Yoruba
Coffee with the caffeine taken out
Short for Art Deco, the sleek style of the 1920s and 1930s
A wooden duck used by hunters to draw birds in
A sweet Japanese mandarin with a bump on top · Japanese
Irish surname meaning dark challenger · Irish
The blue and white pottery of the Dutch city of Delft · Dutch
Capital territory of India · Hindi
Means happy heart or cheerful in Persian · Persian
Where a river fans out to the sea
A narrow wooded valley, a word from the north of England
The faded blue of jeans · French
Means sea in Turkish · Turkish
A Florida beach town with sugar white sand and emerald water
A tied score of 40 all in tennis, from the French for two · French
English place name for the county of Devon · English
Coriander, used as both leaf and seed · Hindi
A spongy steamed savoury cake from Gujarat · Gujarati
The red whistling wild dog of Asia
The hardest and most prized of all gemstones · Greek
Means little dots in Mandarin, for a spotted dog · Chinese
French city famous for its mustard · French
A feathery herb used with fish and pickles
To dawdle and take your time
Small Cantonese dishes served with tea · Chinese · small dogs
Little dents in the cheeks, for a smiley pup
A small rowing or sailing boat · small dogs
Fishing town on the Kerry coast · Irish · small dogs
British slang for small and neat · small dogs
A bobbing bird that walks underwater in fast streams · small dogs
A dance music style, short for the French discotheque
A Chinese bamboo flute · Chinese
The pillar symbol of stability in ancient Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
A goblet shaped hand drum from West Africa · Mandinka
A sticky coconut toffee · Indonesian
A motherless calf on the cattle trail, as in git along little dogie · small dogs
Means small in Swahili, for a little dog · Swahili · small dogs
A tree with bright spring blossom, the perfect tree for a dog
Italian for sweet · Italian
Stuffed vine leaf, the name means filled · Turkish
The pale rock of the Italian alps · Italian
A clever sea mammal, from the Greek delphis
French name meaning of the Lord · French
A black tile marked with white spots
County in the north west of Ireland · Irish
A rough, absent minded drawing, also used for poodle crosses · small dogs
A thingamajig whose name you forgot
British slang for gone a bit mad
Two small pancakes sandwiched around sweet red bean paste · Japanese · small dogs
A tiny sleepy rodent that hibernates half the year · small dogs
An English county of chalk downs and the Jurassic Coast
A crisp South Indian pancake of fermented rice and lentils · Tamil
A small plump plover · small dogs
French for a child's cuddly comfort toy · French
Means tofu in Mandarin, soft and pale · Chinese
A ring of sweet fried dough
Kentish port under the white cliffs
A fond nickname for a dachshund · German · small dogs
Irish surname meaning dark stranger · Irish
A bright pink cactus fruit with speckled flesh
For a dog who makes a scene about everything
Scots for a dull, grey, drizzly day · Scottish
German city known for its porcelain · German
Greek rooted name meaning manly and brave · Greek
Snow heaped up by the wind
Wood washed up and smoothed by the sea
Fine, light rain that falls steadily · small dogs
Dutch for a little piece of liquorice · Dutch · small dogs
One who drives stock along a road
Capital of Ireland, from the black pool · Irish
A sweet nickname, and a little duck · small dogs
An old British endearment, like duck or love
A gentle sea cow of the warm coasts of Australia · Malay
The sheltered bench where baseball players wait
A small shy African antelope that dives into bushes · Afrikaans · small dogs
Egyptian mix of crushed nuts, sesame and spice · Arabic
A small round tropical fruit · Malay · small dogs
Swahili for cheetah · Swahili
A ball of dough cooked in soup, also a term of affection
A sandy horse coat with a dark stripe down the back
Farm overalls with a bib and braces
A small busy wader of mudflats · small dogs
A small brown hedge sparrow of British gardens · small dogs
Means more more in Mandarin, for a dog who always wants more · Chinese
Means two in Korean, sweet for a second dog · Korean
The last soft light at the end of the day
Means honey in Hebrew · Hebrew
Welsh, son of the sea · Welsh