A Cuban dance with a swaying rhythm · Spanish
Means beloved in Arabic · Arabic
Spanish for fairy · Spanish · small dogs
Means myrtle tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
Pet form of Hadley or Harriet
Means the cooing of a dove in Arabic · Arabic
Means story in Swahili · Swahili
English place name, heather field
A Korean name read as sea jewel · Korean
Beauty of the sun · Korean
Means sunshine or sunbeams in Korean · Korean
Welsh name for the River Severn · Welsh
English place name, hay clearing
Hardy Australian shrub with needle leaves and woody fruit · Australian
A mythical bird that calmed the winter sea · Greek
Icelandic name meaning rock · Icelandic
Old Norse for rock, or a form of Hallie · Old Norse
The comet that returns roughly every seventy six years
Pet form of Harriet or Halle, hall
Dense sesame sweet eaten across the Middle East · Arabic
Japanese, flower · Japanese
Means fireworks in Japanese, literally fire flowers · Japanese
Crescent bay on Kauai · Hawaiian
Polish pet form of Hanna · Polish
Hebrew for favour or grace · Hebrew
Dutch pet form of Johanna · Dutch
German name joining Hanna and Eleonore · German
Sanskrit for swan · Sanskrit
New Zealand flax, woven into baskets and cloth · Maori
A delicate blue bell flower of heaths, the bluebell of Scotland · small dogs
Fiery North African chilli paste · Arabic
English place name, the hare meadow
English place name, army hill
The Greek goddess of harmony, wife of Cadmus · Greek
Notes sounded together, from the Greek harmonia
English form of Henriette, popular in 1900 · English
A Yorkshire spa town famous for tea rooms
Egyptian goddess of love, music and joy · Egyptian
Female pharaoh, her name means foremost of noble women · Egyptian
Hawaiian name meaning white snow · Hawaiian
Fast spinning dwarf planet shaped like an egg
Hawaiian name meaning beautiful snow, for a white dog · Hawaiian
A Hawaiian coconut milk pudding · Hawaiian
Capital of Cuba, and a warm brown
A smooth Danish cheese · Danish
A safe harbour or place of refuge
Jilted recluse in Dickens's Great Expectations · English
Means wind or air in Hindi and Urdu · Hindi
The Pacific island state of volcanoes, surf and hula · Hawaiian
Means white in Korean, for a snowy coat · Korean
Means life in Arabic · Arabic
A thin mist that softens the view
A nut tree, and a soft brown colour
The small round nut of the hazel tree · small dogs
The low purple shrub of Scottish moorland
A place of perfect happiness
A New Zealand shrub named for the Greek goddess of youth · Greek
Greek goddess of magic and the crossroads · Greek
Scandinavian name meaning battle · Scandinavian
Pet form of Hedwig, battle · German
Means diamond in Hindi · Hindi
German, short for Adelheid, noble · German
A young cow that has not yet had a calf
Means wisdom in Swahili · Swahili
Volcano in southern Iceland · Icelandic
Helen of Troy, the face of the Greek epics · Greek
Greek name meaning bright or shining · Greek
Norse name meaning holy · Norse
A purple flower that turns to follow the sun, from Greek · Greek
Finnish for pearl · Finnish
A sweet Turkish confection of sesame or semolina · Turkish
Feminine form of Henry, popular around 1900 · French
Queen of the Greek gods · Greek
A Shakespeare name built on Hermes, the Greek messenger god
Greek, from Hermes · Greek
Spanish for beautiful · Spanish
German name from an old earth goddess · German
The heroine of The Scarlet Letter
Greek goddess of the hearth and home · Greek
A queen of Egypt and mother of Khufu · Ancient Egyptian
Pet form of Henrietta or Hester
Welsh word for sunshine · Welsh
Means honey in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Means gift in Arabic · Arabic
Big tropical flower brewed into a red tea · Greek
Means gift in Swahili · Swahili
Held essence, the youngest sister of the volcano goddess Pele · Hawaiian
Japanese for light · Japanese
Means halo in Hebrew · Hebrew
German short form of names with hild, battle · German
Hildegard of Bingen, the medieval composer and abbess · German
Germanic hild and gard, battle enclosure · German
Pet form of Hilda or Hildegard, battle
Finnish for cloudberry · Finnish
A sunny place, sunflower · Japanese
Means princess in Japanese · Japanese
A shaman queen of ancient Japan · Japanese
The Hawaiian moon goddess · Hawaiian
The warrior queen of the Amazons · Greek
From an old Tagalog phrase for the fruit of one's hopes and dreams · Tagalog
Hiwa i te rangi, the wishing star of Matariki · Maori
Means flower in Vietnamese · Vietnamese
Means rich or lush in Somali · Somali
A big leafed Mexican herb, meaning sacred leaf · Spanish
A West Coast town in New Zealand known for greenstone carving · Maori
Means heavenly star in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Prickly evergreen with bright winter berries
The bright red berry of the Christmas holly
A tall cottage garden flower in pink, red and cream
Black and white patched dairy cow
A mythical Persian bird of good fortune · Persian
Sweet syrup made by bees, used for golden coated dogs
The bee that makes honey · small dogs
A sweet glazed bun, and a pet name · small dogs
A scented climbing flower of summer hedges
Roman name meaning honour · Latin
The feeling that good things are coming, a Puritan virtue name
A flaky Filipino pastry with bean filling · Filipino
Sweet milky drink of rice or tiger nuts · Spanish
French form of Hortensia, garden · French
A cry of praise, from Hebrew for save us, we pray · Hebrew
Japanese, star · Japanese
A leafy shade plant with lilac flowers
Japanese for firefly · Japanese
A Czech plaited bread roll · Czech
Chinese for flower or blossom · Chinese
Peruvian black mint, an Andean herb · Quechua
Chinese for happy or pleased · Chinese
A treasured black songbird of New Zealand with white tipped tail feathers · Maori
The Hawaiian dance · Hawaiian
Norse name meaning hidden or secret · Norse
The beautiful forest spirit of Norwegian folklore · Norwegian
A tiny bird that hovers and hums · small dogs
A sweet spelling of honey, the golden syrup bees make
A heavily scented spring bulb
The V shaped star cluster in the face of Taurus · Greek
A shrub with big round heads of blue, pink or white flowers
Ancient Greek mathematician and astronomer · Greek
The name of seven kings of Norway · Norwegian
Mount Haast in the Southern Alps, named for the explorer Julius von Haast · German
The strong southwest monsoon wind of the Philippines · Tagalog
Very hot lantern shaped chilli from the Yucatan · Spanish
Means beloved or darling in Arabic · Arabic
A violent wall of desert dust driven by a storm, a word from Arabic · Arabic · big dogs
The great royal house of Austria and Spain · German
Japanese, eight, and the loyal Akita of Shibuya station · Japanese
Akita who waited nine years at Shibuya station for his owner · Japanese
A brilliant blue star in Centaurus, one of the pointers to the Southern Cross · Arabic
Greek god of the underworld · Greek
Roman emperor who walled off northern Britain · Latin
The fourteenth century Persian poet of Shiraz · Persian
Means lion in Arabic · Arabic · big dogs
A lord, also to weave a lei · Hawaiian
Prince Hal, the madcap prince of Henry IV
A long medieval axe and spear
A player position in rugby, football and hockey
A huge flat fish of cold northern seas · big dogs
The harbour capital of Nova Scotia
The volcano at the heart of Jeju Island, South Korea's highest peak · Korean
Icelandic name meaning rock of Thor · Icelandic
Norwegian name meaning rock defender · Norwegian
The brightest star of Aries, Arabic for lamb · Arabic
Scottish surname from an English place, flat topped hill · Scottish
The Prince of Denmark in Shakespeare's greatest tragedy
The striking tool, for a dog that plays hard · big dogs
A shark with a head shaped like a hammer
The Babylonian king famous for his code of laws · Akkadian
German composer of the Messiah · German
Good looking, and they know it
The bulldog mascot of Yale University since 1889
Means happy or delighted in Arabic · Arabic
American short form of Henry
The Carthaginian general who crossed the Alps with elephants in 218 BC · big dogs
The German royal house of the British Georges · German
German short form of Johannes · German
Boy of the German fairy tale, brother to Gretel · German
German pet form of Hans · German
Means good or excellent in Mandarin · Chinese
The Egyptian spirit of the Nile flood that brought plenty · Egyptian
A big groper fish of New Zealand waters · Maori · big dogs
A name suggesting one who is like heaven · Korean
Thomas Hardy, novelist of the Wessex books · English
Hareton Earnshaw, the rough but kind hearted lad of Wuthering Heights
A name of Vishnu, also tawny coloured · Sanskrit
Means tiger in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian · big dogs
Greek name meaning grace · Greek
English place name, hare land
Torn black patches on white, a Great Dane colour named after the clown's costume · big dogs
A dry dusty wind of west Africa
English form of Herman, army man
Old Norse name meaning army ruler · Norse
A stage nickname from the harp, after the silent Marx brother
A hawk that quarters low over open fields
English surname meaning son of Harry
Medieval English form of Henry, Germanic for home ruler
Means joy in Hindi and Sanskrit · Hindi
An old word for a male red deer
Breton name meaning battle worthy · French
An East Sussex seaside town of the famous 1066 battle
A small axe for chopping kindling
Hindi for elephant · Hindi · big dogs
The wolf who chases the moon across the sky · Old Norse
The Hatter of the mad tea party in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
A North Carolina cape and lighthouse on the Outer Banks
A big beaked finch that can crack cherry stones · small dogs
A sharp eyed bird of prey known for keen sight
Jim Hawkins, the young hero of Treasure Island
The hedgerow tree of British lanes
Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author of The Scarlet Letter
Swift wind, a sudden gust · Japanese
Joseph Haydn, the father of the symphony · German
Means mischievous or a rascal in Turkish · Turkish
A country bumpkin, and the seed shaken from hay
Means young eagle in Arabic · Arabic
English surname for a guard of fenced land, from Old English haeg and weard · English
English place name, enclosed wood
Low moorland shrub that flowers across open ground
The brooding foundling of Wuthering Heights
The biggest weight class in boxing · big dogs
Prince of Troy and its finest defender · Greek · big dogs
Welsh name meaning summery · Welsh
Means black in Mandarin, sleek and stylish · Chinese
Norse watchman who guards the rainbow bridge · Norse · big dogs
The ancient Egyptian word for magic, also its god · Ancient Egyptian
Hawaiian for thunder · Hawaiian · big dogs
Spanish for fern · Spanish
A golden yellow beryl named for the sun · Greek
Greek god who drives the sun across the sky · Greek
The sailor who steers the ship
German name meaning brave spirit · German
Means gold in Sanskrit and Hindi · Sanskrit
Border collie regarded as the founding sire of the breed
English place name, high wood
French form of Henry · French
Scandinavian form of Henry, home ruler · Norwegian
Portuguese form of Henry, meaning home ruler · Portuguese
German name meaning home ruler · German
Greek god of fire and the forge · Greek
The officer who announces royal news · English
Pet form of Herbert, Germanic for bright army
The hero of the twelve labours · Greek · big dogs
Red and white beef cattle from Herefordshire
Hereward the Wake, the Anglo Saxon rebel of the fens
Germanic name meaning soldier · German
Swift footed messenger of the Greek gods · Greek
The Greek writer known as the father of history · Greek
A tall grey wading bird with a long neck and beak · big dogs
Astronomer who discovered the planet Uranus
Yiddish for deer · Yiddish
German word for duke · German
The kind younger brother in a Korean folk tale · Korean
Hebrew for God strengthens, a king of Judah · Hebrew
After Wild Bill Hickok, lawman and gunfighter
A tough North American nut tree · big dogs
Spanish for a nobleman · Spanish
Shelter mutt who became a much loved screen dog
Midday, the hour of the classic western showdown
The North Island mountain that greets the sunrise first · Maori
Roman name meaning cheerful · Latin
Icelandic name meaning helmet warrior · Icelandic
The rainy town on the big island · Hawaiian
Phoenician, exalted brother, a king of Tyre in the Bible · Phoenician
Generous and broad minded · Japanese
Utagawa Hiroshige, the Japanese master of woodblock landscapes · Japanese
Means deer in Yiddish · Yiddish
Harbour capital of Tasmania
An English surname, borne by the philosopher Thomas Hobbes
English surname, son of Hob, a pet form of Robert
As in hocus pocus, the conjuror's magic words
Swahili for brave and able · Swahili
Irish surname, from Gaelic og, young · Irish
William Hogarth, the English painter who put his own pug in his self portrait
Katsushika Hokusai, the Japanese artist of The Great Wave · Japanese
Hans Holbein, the painter of the Tudor court · German
English place name, deep valley
Danish name meaning island spear · Danish
English surname for someone who lived by holly trees
Gustav Holst, the composer of The Planets
A small wood, and an otter's den · Old English
Spanish for man, used for a tough cowboy · Spanish
German for honey · German
French name meaning honoured · French
Czech pet form of Jan · Czech
Robert Hooke, who first saw and named the cell
Edward Hopper, the American painter of quiet city scenes, a fun pick for a bouncy dog
Roman family name much used by Victorians · Latin
Horand von Grafrath, the first registered German Shepherd and father of the breed · German · big dogs
Means tiger in Korean, the much loved tiger of Korean folk tales · Korean
Hamlet's loyal friend in Shakespeare's tragedy · Latin
A big buzzing wasp, for a dog with a sting in the tail
Egyptian stray who served with Australian troops in the war
Falcon headed Egyptian god of the sky · Egyptian
Hebrew for salvation, an Old Testament prophet · Hebrew
Dialect form of horse, a nickname for a big man · big dogs
A sausage in a bun, and a joke for a long, low dog · small dogs
Harry Percy, the fiery young rebel of Henry IV
The stage name of the escape artist Harry Houdini
The great archer who shot down nine of the ten suns · Chinese
English surname name popular in the 1920s · English
The friendly cowboy hello
Pet form of Howard, an English surname of uncertain origin
Icelandic name meaning raven · Icelandic
Ukrainian for thunder · Ukrainian
Means tiger in Mandarin, short and fierce · Chinese
The highest mountain in Peru · Quechua · big dogs
Space telescope that changed how we see the universe
Germanic name meaning bright mind · German
The river that runs past New York
Pet form of Hugh, Germanic for heart and mind
German name meaning mind or spirit · German
One of Odin's ravens, his name means thought · Norse
German, mind or spirit · German
An old Finnish word for wolf · Finnish
An old ship stripped to its hull, also a large, heavy thing · big dogs
Alexander von Humboldt, the explorer and naturalist · German
Johann Nepomuk Hummel, the pianist composer · German
The singing whale that leaps from the sea · big dogs
Germanic, peaceful warrior · Germanic
One of the Hero Twins of the Popol Vuh, a ball player and trickster · Maya
A dog who is always ready for the next meal
Traditional name for a dog with a keen nose
The person who leads the hounds on a hunt
Means fire in Mandarin, sharp and intense · Chinese
A river valley in Tasmania famous for apples and Huon pine
The Maya god of wind and storm who gave his name to the hurricane · Maya · big dogs
The stick used in the Irish game of hurling · Irish
A violent tropical storm, from the Taino hurakan · big dogs
Means sword in Arabic · Arabic
A dashing light cavalry soldier · Hungarian
Means forest in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
Short form of Hutchinson, son of Hugh
Welsh form of Hugh · Welsh
English place name, Hucc's meadow
Elite youth warriors of the old Korean kingdom of Silla · Korean
Means Mars, the red planet, in Korean · Korean
Mr Hyde, the dark side of Dr Jekyll in Stevenson's 1886 story
Greek titan of light · Greek · big dogs
Greek god of sleep · Greek
Welsh name meaning eminent · Welsh
A cold sea fog of the east coast of Scotland and England · Scots
Means my darling in Arabic, a much loved term of affection · Arabic
Neck feathers tied into fishing flies, and the hair a dog raises on their back
Means seaweed in Korean · Korean
Means happiness in Korean · Korean
Dutch chocolate sprinkles eaten on bread · Dutch
Scotland's national dish of oats and offal · Scottish
A German settler village in the Adelaide Hills
Chinese for sea or ocean · Chinese
Frozen rain that falls as small white balls of ice
A pellet of ice that falls in a storm · small dogs
A ball of fur, for a heavy shedder
A Japanese hot spring town with views of Mount Fuji · Japanese
The pandanus tree, an iconic Hawaiian plant · Hawaiian
Turmeric, the golden spice of Indian kitchens · Hindi
Means house or home in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A small person, for a pint sized pup · small dogs
A U shaped ramp for skateboarders and snowboarders
Swedish for raspberry · Swedish
Salty Cypriot cheese that holds its shape when grilled · Cypriot
From All Hallows' Eve, the old name that gave us Halloween
Ring of light seen around the sun or moon
A sweet, dense Indian dessert · Hindi
A swinging rope bed strung between two trees, for a lazy dog · Taino
A small burrowing rodent with cheek pouches · small dogs
Korean for sky or heaven · Korean
Means breath in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Cheerful and content, a name to live up to
A translucent prawn dumpling served at dim sum · Chinese · small dogs
A sheltered place where ships lie at anchor
Fast long eared cousin of the rabbit
Neighbourhood of upper Manhattan in New York
A small mouth organ played by breathing · Greek · small dogs
A tall stringed instrument plucked by hand · English
For the author of To Kill a Mockingbird
A farm tool dragged over ploughed ground to break up clods
Japanese, spring · Japanese
The gathering in of the year of growing
The bright full moon closest to the autumn equinox
A person or machine that gathers in the crop
Fried grated potato, crisp and golden
German for bunny, a pet name · German · small dogs
Three scores by one player, first used in cricket
Means dove or pigeon in Japanese, for a gentle dog · Japanese
Means snow or cool breeze in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
The Hauraki Gulf, a sheltered sea off Auckland · Maori
Widespread disorder, from the Old French havot, plunder
Dried grass that feeds the animals through winter
Old English place name meaning hay valley · English
The loft above a barn where hay is stored
A big pile of hay in the field · big dogs
A long run of unusually hot days
Means ebony, a real ancient Egyptian dog name for a dark dog · Ancient Egyptian
Island chain off the west coast of Scotland · Scottish
A small spiny animal of British gardens · small dogs
A row of shrubs and trees along a field, home to birds and hedgehogs
The light gas that makes balloons float, named after the Greek sun
A spiral shape, like the twist of DNA
A pale golden Munich lager, meaning bright · German
The seaside capital of Finland, known for saunas and design · Finnish
A famous ridge walk in the Lake District
A shiny iron ore with a metallic grey sheen · Greek
Poisonous plant of witches' tales and Socrates' last cup
A shed where hens roost and lay eggs
Hardy grey sheep of the Lake District fells
A brave champion, also the priestess Hero in Greek myth · Greek
Rough brown sacking cloth
A witch's spell, from German Hexe, a witch · German
Echo or resonance · Japanese
A sudden catch of the breath, named after the sound · small dogs
The style of address given to a prince · English
The stitchbird, a rare honeyeater of New Zealand · Maori · small dogs
Japanese name meaning light or to shine · Japanese
Someone who walks long trails, the perfect trail buddy
The highest mountain range on Earth, Sanskrit for abode of snow · Sanskrit · big dogs
Japanese name meaning sunny place, for a sunshine dog · Japanese
Short for hippopotamus, Greek for river horse · big dogs
Means deer in Hindi, for a graceful, leggy dog · Hindi
Means black in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
Feathery white frost that forms on clear, cold nights
Korean for squash or pumpkin · Korean
A small swift falcon that catches dragonflies in flight
The magician's magic words
Korean for walnut · Korean · small dogs
A lively country square dance party
The yellow eyed penguin of New Zealand · Maori
Roasted Japanese green tea with a toasty flavour · Japanese
A Kiwi honeycomb toffee ice cream flavour
A silver fish of New Zealand waters · Maori
Japan's wild northern island of snow, bears and lavender fields · Japanese
Hawaiian, star · Hawaiian
A sheltered dip in the ground
Means to run in Hawaiian, for a dog who loves to run · Hawaiian
Dried maize kernels soaked and cooked, a southern staple
A crunchy aerated toffee, named for its look
A crisp and juicy American apple
An Australian bird that sips nectar from flowers
Chinese for rainbow, or for red · Chinese
Means kiss in Hawaiian, for a dog full of kisses · Hawaiian
A lively country music bar
Means gold in Kannada · Kannada
Hawaiian for the green sea turtle · Hawaiian
A tall thin spire of rock shaped by wind and rain
A pink bird with a fan shaped crest and a hoop hoop call
A Korean steamed bun eaten in winter · Korean · small dogs
Green flowers that give beer its bitterness
The line where the land or sea meets the sky
An iron shoe for a horse, nailed up for luck
A sweet Korean pancake filled with brown sugar and nuts · Korean · small dogs
A white stone marbled with grey veins · English
A fishing village on a headland near Dublin, known for seals
Means happy happy in Mandarin, for a cheerful wriggler · Chinese
Means love in Arabic · Arabic
A small wild American berry, and Mark Twain's free spirited hero
When the team gathers close to plan the next play
Means hope in Korean · Korean
Means feather in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
To sing with closed lips, a cosy little name · small dogs
A striped peppermint boiled sweet · small dogs
Swedish for bumblebee and hops · Swedish · small dogs
Chickpea dip blended with sesame paste and lemon · Arabic
Means secret or hidden in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A barrier to jump over in a race, for a dog who clears fences
A cranked, buzzing string instrument of medieval fairs
The fast ancient Irish stick and ball game · Irish
The many headed serpent Hercules fought · Greek · big dogs
The spotted hyena, the largest hyena, famous for its whooping laugh · big dogs
Danish for snug, cosy contentment · Danish
Ancient bitter herb with blue flowering spikes · Hebrew
Virtuous and worthy · Korean