Balearic island and city off the coast of Spain · Spanish
Irish name of a saint, meaning thirst for goodness · Irish
An elaboration of Ida, work
Norse goddess who guards the apples of youth · Norse
Means love in Yoruba · Yoruba
Polish pet form of Jadwiga · Polish
The mother of King Arthur · Welsh
Glistening salmon roe served on sushi · Japanese · small dogs
Italian name from Latin hilaris, meaning cheerful · Italian
The snowy mountain that watches over La Paz in Bolivia · Aymara
German short form of Elisabeth · German
Finnish word for evening · Finnish
A swirled fried lentil sweet in syrup · Hindi
Hindi for tamarind · Hindi
Steadfast princess in Shakespeare's Cymbeline · Welsh
An African antelope famous for huge leaps · Zulu
Sumerian goddess of love and war · Sumerian
Means amber in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means pearl in Turkish · Turkish
Turkish for fig · Turkish
After the country, named for the River Indus
Sanskrit, beauty, a name of the goddess Lakshmi · Sanskrit
A bright drop, the moon · Sanskrit
Portuguese form of Agnes, a name tied to a famous Portuguese love story · Portuguese
Spanish form of Agnes, meaning pure · Spanish
A Spanish or Portuguese royal daughter · Spanish · small dogs
Norse name taken from the god Ing · Norse
Norse, fair and beloved · Norse
Means sweet in Tamil · Tamil
A soft rice cake rolled in roasted soybean powder · Korean · small dogs
The spongy sourdough flatbread of Ethiopia · Amharic
As black as ink · small dogs
The volcanic innermost large moon of Jupiter · small dogs
Greek feminine form of John · Greek
To soar like a hawk · Hawaiian
A violet blue gem also called water sapphire · Greek
Small holy island in the Scottish Hebrides · Scottish
Greek, violet, a sea nymph in myth · Greek
Hawaiian, sweetheart · Hawaiian · small dogs
Greek name meaning peace · Greek
Russian form of Irene, peace · Russian
Greek, rainbow, and the messenger goddess · Greek
Germanic irmin, whole or great
Means river in Turkish · Turkish
Modern Greek form of Hero · Greek
Medieval French form of Isabel, rare and romantic · French
Spanish form of Elizabeth, God is my oath · Spanish
Italian form of Elizabeth · Italian
French form of Elizabeth · French
A pale greyish yellow, the colour of parchment · French
Greek, gift of Isis, after dancer Isadora Duncan · Greek
A volcanic Italian island in the Bay of Naples, known for hot springs · Italian
The Irish princess in the tale of Tristan and Iseult · Old French
A Persian city of tiled domes and gardens · Persian
Mesopotamian goddess of love and war · Mesopotamian
Egyptian goddess of magic and healing · Egyptian
Polish for a little spark · Polish
Russian for spark · Russian
Scottish, after the isle of Islay
The whisky island of the Inner Hebrides · Scottish
A small island, a poetic word
A very small island · small dogs
Scottish form of Isabel · Scottish
The Irish princess of the medieval Tristan legend
The island home Odysseus took ten years to reach · Greek
As in itsy bitsy, very tiny · small dogs
Mayan name meaning rainbow lady · Mayan
Croatian and Serbian name meaning willow tree · Croatian
The creamy white material of an elephant tusk
A climbing evergreen plant, long used as a girls name
Mayan goddess of the moon and weaving · Mayan
Japanese name meaning fountain or spring of water · Japanese
Pet form of Isabel, the Spanish form of Elizabeth
Egyptian god of the moon, from the word for moon · Egyptian
Scottish form of John · Scottish
Scottish form of John, God is gracious · Scottish
Welsh short form of Ifan · Welsh
Moon of Saturn with one pale side and one dark side
A wild mountain goat with great curved horns
Greek youth who flew too near the sun · Greek
Ichabod Crane, the schoolmaster chased by the Headless Horseman
Welsh, ardent lord, and a mountain in Snowdonia · Welsh · big dogs
Welsh form of John · Welsh
German for hedgehog · German · small dogs
Pet form of Ignatius, Latin for fiery · Latin
Fox terrier who travelled to both poles with Admiral Byrd
Roman family name Egnatius, later linked to Latin ignis, fire · Latin
Russian form of the Norse name Ingvar · Russian
Means strong in Hawaiian, for a powerful dog · Hawaiian · big dogs
Short form of Isaac, Hebrew for he will laugh · Hebrew
Means tree in Hebrew · Hebrew
The immortal smith of the Kalevala who forged the sky · Finnish
Egyptian architect later honoured as a god · Egyptian
A small mischievous demon of folklore · small dogs
One of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, with a flat top
Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres, the French portrait painter · French
Spanish name from the Basque Eneko, meaning my little one · Spanish
An alpine city in Austria whose name means bridge over the Inn river · German
Korean for ginseng · Korean
A police officer who leads investigations, or checks things closely
A king of Thebes who kept named hunting dogs · Ancient Egyptian
Inca god of the sun · Quechua
The capital of the Scottish Highlands, on the River Ness
Latin for unconquered · Latin · big dogs
Scottish Gaelic for eagle · Scottish
Welsh name meaning worthy lord · Welsh
Hebrew for watchful, one of King David's men · Hebrew
The strong grey metal that steel is made from · big dogs
A tough Australian eucalypt with hard dark bark
A steam warship protected by iron plates · big dogs
A tough, unyielding person, a nickname of old warrior kings
Scottish surname, green river · Scottish
Scottish surname from a place name, green river · Scottish
Hebrew name meaning he will laugh · Hebrew
Courage, bravery · Japanese
The sun, and a ruler · Sanskrit
Narrator of Herman Melville's Moby Dick · Hebrew
From Issun Boshi, the one inch boy who beat an ogre with a needle · Japanese · small dogs
A standing timber tree · Japanese
The Maya creator god of writing and the sky · Maya
Russian form of John, God is gracious · Russian
Old Norse Ivarr, possibly from yr, yew or bow, and herr, warrior · Norse · big dogs
Welsh form of John · Welsh
Russian for emerald · Russian
A long billed wading bird of the Nile · Egyptian
A huge floating block of ice, for a big white dog · big dogs
A North Atlantic island of glaciers, geysers and volcanoes · Icelandic
Means one in Japanese, for a first dog or a number one pal · Japanese
Japanese for strawberry · Japanese
A spike of ice hanging from an edge · small dogs
A western US state of mountains, rivers and potatoes
A soft steamed South Indian rice cake · Tamil · small dogs
A big green lizard of the tropics · Taino
Thundering waterfalls on the Brazil Argentina border · Spanish
Named after the bright red i'iwi honeycreeper bird of Hawaii · Hawaiian
Means small in Hawaiian, for a tiny dog · Hawaiian · small dogs
Hawaiian for dog · Hawaiian
A star of the Southern Cross with a Mursi name · Mursi
Swahili for faith · Swahili
Paint laid on so thickly the brush marks stand out · Italian
Japanese deity of rice whose messengers are foxes · Japanese
Means lightning in Japanese, for a dog who zooms · Japanese
A US state name, meaning land of the Indians
Short for independent, or a nod to India and indigo
A deep violet blue dye from the indigo plant · Greek
The deep black of writing ink
A small pot of ink · small dogs
A narrow arm of sea reaching into the land
A stone landmark built by Inuit people across the Arctic · Inuktitut
An Arctic town in the Northwest Territories · Inuvialuktun
An atom with an electric charge, from the Greek for going · small dogs
The sea between Greece and Italy · Greek
A hard precious metal named for the rainbow goddess Iris · Greek
Means light in Turkish · Turkish
Kobayashi Issa, the haiku poet who loved small creatures · Japanese · small dogs
The ancient Egyptian word for dog, imitating the sound of a bark · Ancient Egyptian