Pet form of Gabrielle, or for a chatty dog who never stops talking
A guard dog at Belgrade Zoo who stood up to an escaped jaguar · Serbian
The Lithuanian goddess of fire and the home · Lithuanian
Italian form of Gabrielle · Italian
French name meaning God is my strength · French
Means forsythia in Korean, the bright yellow spring flower · Korean
Korean for autumn · Korean
Greek goddess of the earth · Greek
A sweet red and yellow apple from New Zealand
A moon of Neptune named for a sea nymph · Greek
A heavy, shiny grey lead ore
Greek word for calm seas · Greek
A flat round French cake or buckwheat pancake · French
Means my wave in Hebrew · Hebrew
Russian name from the Greek for calm · Russian
Greek for calm, the stillness of a quiet sea · Greek
Spanish for biscuit · Spanish
A prophetic bird with a woman's face in Slavic folklore · Slavic
Means beauty in Tagalog · Tagalog
The sacred river of northern India · Sanskrit
The largest lake in Italy, ringed by lemon groves · Italian
Waxy white flower with a heavy sweet scent
The Spanish name for the Grenache grape · Spanish
A deep red gemstone, from the Latin granatum, pomegranate
Elizabeth Gaskell, the author of North and South and Cranford
The fair one, a name of Parvati · Sanskrit
Spanish for seagull · Spanish
A lively French dance of the Baroque · French
A small fast graceful antelope · Arabic
Means night in Turkish, for a black dog · Turkish
Means grapevine in Hebrew · Hebrew
A precious stone, for a dog who is a real gem
Italian for gem or precious stone · Italian
A slender spotted cat like animal of Africa · French · small dogs
Patron saint of Paris · French
Pet form of Eugenie, well born, also a magic spirit
Green tea mixed with toasted brown rice · Japanese
Old seafaring port city in northwest Italy · Italian
A light French sponge cake · French
French feminine of George, farmer · French
Georgiana Darcy, Mr Darcy's shy younger sister
Elaboration of Georgia, farmer
Feminine of George, farmer
Feminine form of Gerald, big in the 1920s · German
A cottage garden flower named from the Greek for crane · Greek
A big bright daisy from South Africa
Old Norse for enclosure, a beautiful giantess who married the god Freyr · Old Norse
Norse giantess who married the god Freyr · Norse
French feminine of Germanus, brother · French
Pet form of Gertrude, spear strength
Germanic name widely used in the early 1900s · German
A Korean nickname meaning little one, for a tiny dog · Korean · small dogs
Means stream in Arabic · Arabic
Means flower bud in Persian · Persian
Short for Gianna · Italian · small dogs
Italian short form of Giovanna, God is gracious · Italian
A blend of girl and midget, from 1950s surf slang
Little bursts of laughter · small dogs
French pet name from Georgine · French · small dogs
Means cherry in Persian · Persian
Devoted daughter in Verdi's Rigoletto · Italian
Short form of Georgina or Regina · Italian
Italian form of Guinevere, and the Italian name for Geneva · Italian
Mount Gingera in the Brindabella Ranges · Ngunnawal
A checked cotton fabric of country dresses
A Portuguese sour cherry liqueur from Lisbon · Portuguese
The ginkgo tree, whose leaves turn gold · Japanese
Pet form of Virginia, maidenly
Italian for joy · Italian
Italian form of Georgia · Italian
Means joy in Korean, for a dog who is pure happiness · Korean
German name meaning pledge · German
German name meaning pledge · German
Italian form of Julia · Italian
A tall flower named from the Latin for little sword · Latin
Welsh, from the name Gwladus · Welsh
A glacial valley in Wicklow with two lakes and an old monastery
Feminine of Glenn, valley · Scottish
Welsh name meaning pure and holy · Welsh
Italian for wisteria, a soft lilac · Italian
The Good Witch of the South in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
To shine with a wet sparkle
Latin name meaning glory · Latin
Italian for a little drop · Italian · small dogs
Lady Godiva, the Anglo Saxon noblewoman of the famous ride
Means jewel or gemstone in Persian · Persian
A Brazilian guava paste · Portuguese
Means spring flower in Persian · Persian
Yiddish for gold · Yiddish
Britain's smallest bird, with a golden crown stripe · small dogs
Means gold in Yiddish · Yiddish
A creamy orange and vanilla liqueur cocktail
From golden, long used for golden coated dogs
Means pomegranate flower in Persian · Persian
Means rose garden in Persian · Persian
Means rosebud in Turkish · Turkish
A tart green berry from hedgerow bushes
A stuffed corn cake, meaning little chubby one · Mexican Spanish
A blue veined Italian cheese · Italian
Polish pet form of Malgorzata · Polish
The rainbow coloured Gouldian finch of northern Australia
A thin stuffed Turkish flatbread cooked on a griddle · Turkish
Portuguese for grace · Portuguese
Latin gratia, grace, a Puritan virtue name · Latin
Possibly from grain, a princess who eloped with Diarmaid · Irish
Spanish for pomegranate · Spanish
Heroine of the Fionn stories in Irish legend · Irish
A Sicilian crushed ice dessert · Italian
The tart green apple first grown by Maria Ann Smith in the 1860s
Grace O'Malley, the Irish pirate queen of the 16th century · Irish
A Lake District village famous for gingerbread and Wordsworth
A sweet nutty Cretan cheese · Greek
A sweet green dessert plum
Scottish surname from Gregor, meaning watchful · Scottish
Warm climate red grape of Spain and the Rhone · Spanish
The spice island of the Caribbean, known for nutmeg
German short form of Margarete · German
German pet form of Margarete · German · small dogs
German pet form of Margarete · German · small dogs
Australian shrub with spidery nectar rich flowers · Australian
Dutch short form of Margriet, meaning pearl · Dutch
An old word for a grey cat, as in Graymalkin, the first witch's cat in Macbeth
Scottish form of Griselda, meaning grey battle · Scottish
Russian for thunderstorm · Russian
A mouse grey horse colour, Spanish for crane · Spanish
A Texas river and mountain range · Spanish
Fragrant tropical fruit with pink or white flesh
Means doll in Hindi, a classic affectionate name · Hindi · small dogs
A heroine of the Norse sagas and wife of Sigurd · Old Norse
A golden and white dairy cow from the Channel Islands
Queen of Arthurian legend
The Sumerian goddess of healing, often shown with a dog at her side · Sumerian
Palm sugar from Malaysia · Malay
German for cucumber · German
Pet form of Augusta, venerable
Welsh, white or blessed · Welsh
Welsh roots, white ring · Welsh
Welsh name of a warrior princess · Welsh
Welsh pet form of Gwen, little white one · Welsh
Polish for a little star · Polish
Welsh name meaning blessed · Welsh
Korean for winter · Korean
A dark coarse rock from deep in the Earth · Italian
Hebrew name meaning God is my strength · Hebrew
Means a strapping young lad in Punjabi · Punjabi
The red giant star at the top of the Southern Cross
Hebrew for fortune or luck · Hebrew
Means sky in Hindi and Punjabi · Hindi
First person to orbit the Earth · Russian
Thomas Gainsborough, the English painter of portraits and landscapes
Roman name possibly meaning to rejoice · Latin
Means elephant in Indonesian and Malay, for a big dog · Indonesian · big dogs
The purest knight of the Round Table, who found the Holy Grail · Old French
Korean marinated grilled beef ribs · Korean
Greek galene, calm, the physician of ancient Rome · Greek
Astronomer who found the big moons of Jupiter · Italian
A great sailing ship of the old oceans · big dogs
A region of southwest Scotland, and a hardy breed of black cattle
A Texas island city on the Gulf, known for its seawall
The bright red grape of Beaujolais · French
The card throwing Cajun of the X Men
Someone who looks after the wildlife on a country estate
Newfoundland who carried a grenade away from Canadian troops · big dogs
Largest moon in the solar system · Greek · big dogs
Ukrainian for pumpkin · Ukrainian
A knight of the Round Table · Welsh
A giant from Rabelais' tales, for a truly huge dog · French · big dogs
A carved stone spout, from the Old French gargouille, throat · French · big dogs
Giuseppe Garibaldi, the hero of Italian unification · Italian
English surname for a maker of garlands
Old Norse gardr, enclosure or garden · Old Norse
Portuguese and Spanish form of Jasper, meaning treasurer · Portuguese
French form of Jasper, meaning treasurer · French
French, from a Gascon name · French
Short for alligator · big dogs
The host of the green light and the big parties
Cowboy of the Argentine plains · Spanish
Antoni Gaudi, the architect of the Sagrada Familia · Catalan
Paul Gauguin, the French painter of bold colour · French
A heavy armoured glove, thrown down as a challenge
Carl Friedrich Gauss, the prince of mathematicians · German
French form of Walter, meaning ruler of the army · French
Welsh name meaning white hawk · Welsh
The brave street boy of Les Miserables
The nephew of King Arthur who faced the Green Knight · Old French
A cold Spanish tomato soup · Spanish
The Egyptian god of the earth, often shown with a goose · Egyptian
A bayside city in Victoria, home of the Cats footy club
After Lou Gehrig, the New York Yankees great known as the Iron Horse
Hans Geiger, the inventor of the clicking radiation counter · German
Hound of Welsh legend, mourned too late by Prince Llywelyn · Welsh
Short form of Eugene, well born
Founder of the Mongol empire · Mongolian · big dogs
Hero of the classic Tale of Genji · Japanese
A person from Newcastle upon Tyne
Greek Georgios, meaning farmer or earth worker · Greek
A knight of the Round Table and husband of Enid · Welsh
French form of a Germanic name meaning brave spear · French
Ravenous, one of the two wolves who sit at Odin's side · Old Norse
Welsh name meaning dark skinned · Welsh
A hot spring that shoots water and steam into the air, from Icelandic · Icelandic
Means rain in Arabic · Arabic
A Belgian city of canals, guild houses and a famous castle · Dutch
Scottish hunting and fishing guide, from Gaelic gille, a lad · Scottish
Italian form of James · Italian
Short Italian form of Giovanni, John · Italian
English surname, son of Gilbert
Short form of Gilbert, Germanic for bright pledge
Means hero or brave in Hebrew · Hebrew
English surname meaning son of Gilbert
Hebrew for feller or hewer, a judge who led 300 men · Hebrew
Dutch short form of Gijsbert, meaning bright pledge · Dutch
Means joy in Hebrew · Hebrew
Germanic name meaning bright pledge · German
Greek name meaning young goat · Greek
Hero king of the oldest surviving epic poem · Mesopotamian · big dogs
French form of Giles, from a Greek word for young goat · French
An Icelandic settled town on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba · Old Norse
Means galaxy, the Milky Way in Japanese, for a starry dog · Japanese
Italian pet name ending, as in Luigino · Italian · small dogs
Short form of Giovanni or Giorgio · Italian
Italian form of George, farmer · Italian
Greek form of George, meaning farmer · Greek
The Florentine painter who began the Renaissance · Italian
Italian form of John, God is gracious · Italian
Portuguese for sunflower · Portuguese
Italian form of Joseph, he will add · Italian
For a pup who is all gadget and no off switch
Latin for swordsman, from gladius, sword · Latin · big dogs
The short sword of the Roman legions · Latin
Someone who fits glass into windows
Russian name from Old Norse, meaning heir of God · Russian
Gaelic for a narrow wooded valley · Gaelic
Owen Glendower, the Welsh rebel who could call spirits in Henry IV
Christoph Willibald Gluck, the reformer of opera · German
Welsh word for a valley · Welsh
Owain Glyndwr, the last native Welsh Prince of Wales · Welsh
Italian potato dumplings · Italian · small dogs
A wildebeest, a short and funny name · Khoekhoe
Someone who looks after a flock of goats
Launcelot Gobbo, the clown of The Merchant of Venice
Mischievous little creature of European folklore · small dogs
A spicy red Korean chilli paste · Korean
German poet who wrote Faust · German
Nikolai Gogol, the Russian author of The Nose · Russian
A clay giant brought to life in Jewish folklore · Hebrew · big dogs
The giant of the biblical duel · big dogs
Hindi nickname meaning chubby or round, for a plump puppy · Hindi
Means bear in Korean, for a big fluffy dog · Korean · big dogs
Portuguese name of Visigothic origin meaning battle genius · Portuguese
A large bronze disc that rings when struck
The kind old counsellor of The Tempest
Slang for wild or eccentric, from gonzo journalism
US word for a peanut, from the Kikongo nguba, and slang for a goofball · small dogs
A cricket ball that spins the opposite way to what the batter expects
Means whale in Korean, for a very big dog · Korean · big dogs
South Slavic name meaning mountain man · Croatian
South Slavic name meaning proud · Croatian
Spanish for chubby, for a round and much loved dog · Spanish
Means wolf in Persian · Persian
A deep narrow valley with steep rocky walls, often cut by a river
The largest living ape · big dogs
Classic Japanese name for a fifth son, sturdy and friendly · Japanese
A powerful hawk that hunts in woodland · big dogs
Francisco Goya, the great Spanish painter · Spanish
Irish surname, Gaelic grada meaning noble · Irish
Scottish surname meaning gravelly homestead · Scottish
A country farmhouse with outbuildings
Russian for granite · Russian
Hard speckled rock · big dogs
Spanish for hail · Spanish
Norman nickname from grand, large · French · big dogs
Norman place name, large town · French
The soft dark grey carbon in pencils
Loose small stones underfoot
English surname, son of the steward
A newcomer who has a lot to learn, for a new pup
A London riverside town where time is measured from
Short form of Gregory, Greek for watchful · Greek
Imaginary imp that RAF pilots blamed for mechanical faults · small dogs
A tall elite foot soldier · big dogs
The monster Beowulf fights in the Old English poem · English · big dogs
After Wayne Gretzky, the ice hockey star known as The Great One
Edvard Grieg, the Norwegian composer of Peer Gynt · Norwegian
Short form of Griffith, Welsh for strong lord · Welsh
Italian for grey, as in Pinot Grigio wine · Italian
A white Sicilian grape, also Italian for cricket · Italian
The church grim, the ghostly black dog of English folklore
Russian pet form of Grigoriy · Russian
Italian breadstick, for a long skinny dog · Italian
Courage and staying power, also fine hard grains of stone · big dogs
Border collie given to Amy Carter at the White House
Short for grizzly bear · big dogs
The big brown bear of North America · big dogs
A shopkeeper who sells food
A sailor's drink of watered rum
Russian for thunder · Russian · big dogs
Surfie slang for a young surfer
A Newfoundland national park of fjords and flat topped mountains · French
A finch with a big heavy beak
The stage name of the comedian Groucho Marx
A pun on the comedian Groucho Marx
A burrowing marmot famous for forecasting spring
A big heavy reef fish · Portuguese · big dogs
Game bird of the heather moors
A small group of trees, from the Old English graf
Short form of the Welsh name Gruffudd · Welsh
A smoky mouse grey horse coat with dark points · Spanish
Bad tempered and easily annoyed
A nutty Swiss cheese · French
The Gryphon who dances the Lobster Quadrille in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
An avocado dip from the Aztecs · Mexican Spanish
A mild dried red chilli · Mexican Spanish
A wild llama of the Andes and Patagonia · Quechua
Means light in Mandarin, bright and cheerful · Chinese
Spanish for handsome · Spanish
A protector, for a loyal watchdog · big dogs
Portuguese for warrior · Portuguese · big dogs
Italian form of Guy, wood or wide · Italian
French form of William · French
The traveller in Jonathan Swift's 1726 Gulliver's Travels · big dogs
US slang for a private detective, after quiet rubber soled shoes
A New South Wales town famous for the dog on the tuckerbox statue
A bronze once used for guns, and the name of a dark blue grey · big dogs
Norse name meaning bold warrior · Norse · big dogs
Kelpie whose ears warned Darwin of incoming air raids
A green tea rolled into tiny pellets
The smoke from a fired gun
German, battle warrior · German
Means thunder in Indonesian · Indonesian
Means mountain in Indonesian · Indonesian · big dogs
Means lion cub in Hebrew · Hebrew
Short for Angus or Augustus
A sudden hard rush of wind
The name of six kings of Sweden · Swedish
Spanish and Italian form of Gustav, staff of the Goths · Spanish
Johannes Gutenberg, who brought the printing press to Europe · German
Welsh pet form of Gruffudd · Welsh
British slang for the boss
Germanic for wood or wide, now simply a fellow
Breton name meaning white blessed brow · Breton
Welsh form of William · Welsh
Magician and trickster of Welsh myth · Welsh
Welsh for white or blessed, king of the Otherworld and leader of the Wild Hunt · Welsh
Welsh name meaning fair lord · Welsh
A prized Japanese green tea grown in the shade · Japanese
Short for gyroscope, a spinning top that keeps its balance
Greek meat cooked on a turning spit · Greek
A grey brown dabbling duck
An old fashioned cry of surprise
Means wave in Hebrew · Hebrew
A pink and grey cockatoo, and Aussie slang for a silly person · Yuwaalaraay
Peppery root related to ginger, used in Thai curries · Thai
Pacific islands of giant tortoises and finches · Spanish
A vast system of stars, from the Greek gala, milk · big dogs
A quiet Gulf Island of British Columbia · Spanish
A walled fort town on the south coast of Sri Lanka · Sinhala
City and county on the west coast · Irish
Cantonese for kumquat, the little golden citrus of good luck · Cantonese · small dogs
Means potato in Korean, for a round, cuddly couch potato · Korean
The third Greek letter, and a kind of powerful ray · Greek
Glossy mix of chocolate and cream · French
Means puppy in Korean · Korean
Great sacred river of northern India · Hindi
Means sparrow in Persian · Persian · small dogs
A seabird that dives hard, also a greedy eater
The centre of the world · Korean
The warming half of garam masala, the word means hot · Hindi
A rugged peninsula of Quebec reaching into the Gulf of St Lawrence · Mikmaq
Means deer in Persian · Persian
A crisp white wine from Piedmont · Italian
Irish for bright or white · Irish
A small lizard that climbs walls · Malay · small dogs
Italian churned ice cream · Italian
Twisted pasta, its name means twins · Italian
The twins constellation, and an early space programme
Means lively and full of energy in Japanese · Japanese
A mountain flower of deep true blue
A plain looking stone full of crystals
Pet form of George or Georgina
The chalky white primer painted onto a canvas before the picture · Italian
Means honey in Korean, for a sweet, golden cuddler · Korean
A small pickled cucumber, from the Dutch gurkkijn · small dogs
A honeycomb disc of fried flour soaked in syrup · Hindi
A pale figure, used for dogs with a white, silent coat
A grave haunting spirit of Arabic folklore · Arabic
Means river in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
A small ape that swings through the trees and sings · French
The bulging shape of the Moon between half and full · Latin
What a rider says to get the horse moving
A tough outback wattle tree with very hard wood
From the Greek for giant, a billion of something · Greek · big dogs
A dog who makes everyone laugh
Means my joy in Hebrew · Hebrew
Korean rice and vegetables rolled in seaweed · Korean
A spirit flavoured with juniper, from the Dutch genever
A frothy gin, lemon and soda cocktail
A star of the Southern Cross named by the Wardaman people · Wardaman
Hot fragrant root used in baking and curries
A crunchy ginger biscuit · small dogs
Spiced ginger biscuit baked into houses and little men at Christmas
Ancient tree with fan shaped leaves that turn gold · Japanese
Italian for playful and merry · Italian
The tallest animal, with a patched coat · big dogs
Home of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx · Egyptian
A slow river of mountain ice · big dogs
An open sunny space in a wood
Largest city in Scotland · Scottish
A Somerset town of legend, tor and festival
The glassy coating fired onto pottery
A steep sided glen under Scottish peaks · Scottish
A faint wavering light through cloud
A small sudden fault, from the Yiddish glitsh, a slip · small dogs
An old Scots word for evening twilight · Scottish
Someone who travels all over the world
German for bell play, a set of tuned metal bars · German
Swedish spiced mulled wine · Swedish
A beetle whose females give off a soft green glow · small dogs
The particle that glues quarks together, for a dog who sticks close · small dogs
Surfer slang for extreme or rad
A banded rock made under great heat, said nice, for a very nice dog · German
Coastal state on the west of India · Hindi
The player who guards the goal · big dogs
An Australian monitor lizard
Nonsense talk, for a dog with a lot to say
The great cold desert of Mongolia and northern China · Mongolian
British slang for utterly astonished
A hard jawbreaker sweet that changes colour as you suck it · small dogs
A tiny fish of rock pools and reefs · small dogs
A long billed wader that flies nonstop from Alaska to New Zealand
Korean for sweet potato, roasted on street carts in winter · Korean
A small red berry dried and eaten as a snack · Chinese · small dogs
The precious yellow metal, for a golden dog
The colour of gold, a natural fit for a golden coat
A golden tipped Chinese black tea · Chinese
A diving duck with bright golden eyes
A tall wildflower with plumes of golden yellow
A finch with gold flashes across its wings · small dogs
Means sesame in Japanese, for a small speckled pup · Japanese · small dogs
A silly, fun loving character
Spanish nickname for a chubby little one · Spanish
American hiker slang for trail mix
Spiny yellow shrub that smells of coconut in the sun
A fluffy baby goose · small dogs
Joyful choral music of the church · English
The city of the caped crusader · big dogs
An opaque watercolour paint
Mellow Dutch cheese named after the town of Gouda · Dutch
Hungarian paprika stew of beef and onions · Hungarian
Peninsula on the south Welsh coast · Welsh
A walnut and honey brittle for New Year · Georgian
Malta's quieter sister island, known for farms and dive spots · Maltese
A glossy black American songbird
Rugged sandstone ranges in western Victoria
Winning all four major titles in a year, or a home run with the bases loaded
Baked oats, nuts and honey eaten at breakfast
A large tangy citrus fruit
An Italian grape brandy · Italian
A minty green after dinner cocktail
Soft little pellets of snow, a German word · German · small dogs
A brown sauce made from meat juices
A silver freshwater fish with a big sail fin
Italian for thank you · Italian
A diving water bird with lobed feet
The colour of grass and leaves
Another name for New Zealand jade
The plain colour of ash and cloud
The grey goose that is the ancestor of farmyard geese
Eagle headed lion of medieval heraldry · big dogs
Thin crisp Italian breadsticks · Italian
A grey or roan mix of light and dark hairs
The feel of a rhythm that makes you move
A small picturesque cave · Italian
The crane, a constellation of the southern sky · Latin
A Hindi nickname for an innocent, sweet child · Hindi
Means noodles in Korean, for a long, wiggly dog · Korean
A channel cut into the land by running water
Rubber boot, as they say in Australia and New Zealand
A small, chewy, sugar coated sweet · small dogs
Means silver in Turkish · Turkish
A dog bred to find and retrieve game
Means sun in Turkish · Turkish
Means fruit fruit in Mandarin, bright and bouncy · Chinese
A tiny bright fish of warm shallow water · small dogs
Korean for cloud · Korean
Means grain or texture in Korean, calm and mature · Korean
Japanese pan fried dumpling with a crisp base · Japanese · small dogs
Means mandarin orange in Korean, for a bright orange dog · Korean