Dutch pet form of Catharina · Dutch
Philippine dog who lost her snout saving two girls
Japanese for pumpkin, a sweet squash with deep golden flesh · Japanese
Shiba inu whose photograph travelled the world · Japanese
The Japanese word for maple · Japanese
White pine, New Zealand's tallest native tree · Maori · big dogs
Scandinavian form of Katherine, pure · Norwegian
A New Zealand seaside town famous for whales, seals and crayfish · Maori
Hawaiian name joining the sea and the sky · Hawaiian
A Hawaiian bay town meaning two seas · Hawaiian
The black kohl worn around the eyes · Hindi
Greek town famous for its dark olives · Greek
Hawaiian for joy · Hawaiian
A thumb piano of metal tines from Africa
Polish and Bulgarian for the guelder rose shrub with red berries · Polish
Modern Greek form of Calliope, meaning beautiful voice · Greek
Ukrainian for the guelder rose, a national symbol · Ukrainian
The one and only, precious · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning the beauty · Hawaiian
Means beloved in Thai · Thai
A Sri Lankan hill city with a sacred lake and tea gardens · Sinhala
Greek for cinnamon · Greek
A Swedish cinnamon bun · Swedish
Means treasure in Arabic · Arabic
A fine white china clay, from a Chinese hill name · Chinese
Japanese name meaning fragrance · Japanese
A beautiful bay on Maui · Hawaiian
An island bird sanctuary off New Zealand's west coast · Maori
The flower, the child · Hawaiian
Probably Old Norse for curly, the name of a valkyrie · Old Norse
Title heroine of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina · Russian
A huge lake on the Zambezi between Zambia and Zimbabwe · Shona
Sanskrit for action, the idea that what goes around comes around · Sanskrit
The chestnut coloured dog of Anton Chekhov's short story · Russian
Means affection or love in Indonesian · Indonesian
A pale yellow Greek sheep's cheese · Greek
Japanese for mist · Japanese
Japanese honey sponge cake, first brought by Portuguese traders · Japanese
Short form of Katherine, pure
Short form of Katherine, pure
Breton form of Katherine · Breton
Greek form of Katherine · Greek
Greek, perhaps from katharos, pure · Greek
German pet form of Katharina · German
Greek name meaning pure · Greek
Irish form of Katherine, meaning pure · Irish
Pet form of Katherine, Greek for pure · Greek
Icelandic volcano hidden under a glacier · Icelandic
The main town of the Blue Mountains, near the Three Sisters rocks
German form of Catherine · German
Russian pet form of Yekaterina, Katherine · Russian
Means cute or adorable in Japanese · Japanese · small dogs
A chain of lakes in Ontario cottage country · Wendat
Hawaiian name meaning the adornment · Hawaiian
The glow, a warm reflection · Hawaiian
Short form of Katherine, and a knight of the Round Table
Japanese for yew tree, or Hopi for my elder sister · Japanese
A Tamil name for a lovely-eyed girl, also a fish · Tamil
Turkish for apricot · Turkish
Form of Kayley, Irish for slender · Irish
Means cute or adorable in Mandarin · Chinese · small dogs
Means the brightness of the sky in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Sweden's highest mountain · Sami
Irish name meaning gentle and precious · Irish
Means the dew in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means amber in Turkish · Turkish
Hawaiian name meaning glorious heaven · Hawaiian
Form of Ciara, Irish for black haired · Irish
Norse word for a spring of water · Norse
Means butterfly in Turkish · Turkish
An Okanagan lake city of orchards and vineyards in British Columbia · Okanagan
English surname, Ceol's island
Ancient Egyptian name for Egypt, the black land of Nile silt · Egyptian
A pretty town at the head of a bay in County Kerry
Scottish feminine of Kenneth, born of fire · Scottish
East African country on the equator
Cornish for love · Cornish
Hebrew for cassia, a cinnamon like spice · Hebrew
An Indian rice pudding with cardamom · Hindi
Means wealth or riches in Tswana · Tswana
A coastal town south of Sydney with a famous blowhole
The half wolf mother of White Fang in Jack London's novel
Hawaiian for gardenia · Hawaiian
Japanese for yellow · Japanese
Portuguese pet name, cute and bouncy · Portuguese
Pet form of names like Christine or Kristina, playful and bright
A Japanese given name · Japanese · small dogs
Chrysanthemum, the flower of the Japanese imperial seal · Japanese
The bellflower, a favourite autumn bloom · Japanese
Vast red rock region of Western Australia · big dogs
The volcanic rock that carries diamonds to the surface
Pet form of Kimberly, royal fortress meadow
Roasted soybean flour, a sweet Japanese topping and a top dog name in Japan · Japanese
Means harp in Hebrew, also the Sea of Galilee · Hebrew
Polish form of Kunigunde, the name of a beloved Polish saint · Polish
Japanese for silk · Japanese
A County Galway harbour village with a castle
Means butterfly in Swahili · Swahili
Finnish for spark · Finnish
Champagne with blackcurrant liqueur · French
From the Irish ciar, meaning dark, also used in Russian
Turkish for sweet cherry · Turkish
Means mist in Japanese, also the paulownia tree · Japanese
Beach on the Gold Coast in Queensland
Finnish word for frost · Finnish
Scottish pet form of Christine · Scottish
An amber Georgian white grape · Georgian
For a dog who gives them freely
Clever fox spirit of Japanese folklore · Japanese
A young cat, funny on a dog · small dogs
A young cat, also a pet form of Katherine · small dogs
Means spark in Turkish · Turkish
A queen of Egypt, a wife of Akhenaten · Ancient Egyptian
Japanese name meaning pure · Japanese
Means flower in Korean, short and sweet · Korean
Dutch pet form of Klara, bright as day · Dutch
A gooey Swedish chocolate cake, meaning sticky cake · Swedish
German form of Clara, meaning bright · German
Russian for cranberry · Russian
A sweet cheese pastry soaked in syrup · Arabic
Russian for button, a Soviet space dog of 1955 · Russian · small dogs
Czech for doughnut · Czech
A plaited South African doughnut soaked in syrup · Afrikaans
The Asian koel, a songbird of Indian poetry, in Hindi · Hindi
The dark eye paint worn in ancient Egypt, for a dog with dark-lined eyes · Ancient Egyptian
A Czech pastry with a fruit filled centre · Czech
Russian for comet, a space dog who survived a landing in the Siberian snow · Russian
Means wheat in Japanese, a top dog name in Japan for golden pups · Japanese
Means beautiful in Amharic · Amharic
Tiny star shaped sugar sweets · Japanese · small dogs
The 21 stringed harp lute of West Africa · Mandinka
The long, graceful zither of Japan · Japanese
Means little bird in Japanese · Japanese · small dogs
Greek for doll, a common term of endearment · Greek
Greek pet form of Vasiliki or Paraskevi · Greek
A New Zealand tree with golden flowers, the Maori word for yellow · Maori
A Belgian cherry beer, Flemish for cherry · Dutch
Greek name inspired by the crocus · Greek
Polish for dot, a classic Polish dog name for a spotty pup · Polish
Russian for little crumb or tiny one · Russian · small dogs
A Norwegian rolled waffle cookie · Norwegian
Polish for a tiny crumb, a pet name for a little one · Polish · small dogs
From Greek xenia, hospitality · Russian
Russian pet form of Kseniya · Russian
A mellow Japanese tea made from stems and twigs · Japanese
Means rose in Thai · Thai
Dense Indian frozen milk pudding · Hindi
The Maori name for sweet potato · Maori
A nine tailed fox of Korean folklore · Korean
Japanese for cloudy weather · Japanese
Means turtle dove in Turkish · Turkish
Means sandy beach in Turkish · Turkish
A golden, syrupy cheese pastry loved across the Arab world · Arabic
A hot cheese pastry soaked in syrup · Turkish
A soft pink gem of the spodumene family · English
Means cookie or shortbread biscuit in Turkish · Turkish
Means walnut in Japanese, for a little brown dog · Japanese
Finnish for hoarfrost · Finnish
Czech name meaning flower · Czech
Ukrainian for flower · Ukrainian
Australian name linked to an Aboriginal word for boomerang
The medieval poet saint of northern India · Hindi
Means sea in Tamil, for a dog who loves the water · Tamil
Franz Kafka, the author of The Metamorphosis · German
The mantis trickster of San folklore · San · small dogs
Means the breath in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Means giant monster in Japanese, for a small dog with big energy · Japanese
Hawaiian name meaning the sweetheart · Hawaiian
German, emperor, from the name Caesar · German · big dogs
Ocean and soaring flight · Japanese
King Kalakaua of Hawaii, the Merrie Monarch · Hawaiian
The mythical ancestor of the Finns, father of heroes · Finnish · big dogs
Sanskrit for lotus · Sanskrit
Kamehameha the Great, who united the Hawaiian Islands · Hawaiian · big dogs
Japanese for thunder · Japanese · big dogs
A sunny British Columbia city where two rivers meet · Secwepemc
Means successful and fortunate in Persian · Persian
Wassily Kandinsky, a pioneer of abstract painting · Russian
Irish Gaelic Cathan, warrior · Irish
Means well-being and health in Mandarin · Chinese
The third highest mountain on Earth, Tibetan for five treasures of snow · Tibetan · big dogs
An affectionate name for the young Krishna · Hindi
Hawaiian name meaning captain · Hawaiian
Means tiger in Turkish · Turkish · big dogs
Hawaiian name meaning the righteous one · Hawaiian
Means captain in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Means black head in Turkish, a traditional Turkish dog name · Turkish · big dogs
A severe range of the highest Asian peaks · big dogs
Finnish for bear · Finnish · big dogs
German name meaning free man · German
The stage name of the horror film actor Boris Karloff · big dogs
The vast temple complex at Thebes · Ancient Egyptian
Means eagle in Turkish · Turkish
German for potato · German
Greek for castle · Greek · big dogs
The highest mountain in Maine, the end of the Appalachian Trail · Penobscot
The capital of Nepal, in a valley ringed by the Himalayas · Nepali
A flaky Turkish pastry with pistachio · Turkish
Japanese surname meaning to add wisteria, or Latin Cato · Japanese
Japanese breaded cutlet, the word also means victory · Japanese
The blacksmith hero of the Shahnameh who rose against a tyrant · Persian
Sanskrit for poet · Sanskrit
Means bringing joy in Yoruba · Yoruba
Means the cool breeze in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Hawaiian, the cool breeze · Hawaiian
English place name, place of hawks
English Romantic poet John Keats · English
A smooth Chinese black tea with a hint of smoke · Chinese
Scottish place name, perhaps Brythonic for wood, a gloriously dad like dog name · Scottish
The brave one, the warrior · Hawaiian · big dogs
German for biscuit · German
Australian working sheepdog breed
Scottish border town, chalk hill · Scottish
Lord Kelvin, who set the absolute temperature scale · Scottish
Mount Kembla, a peak above Wollongong in New South Wales · Dharawal
From the Middle English kempe, champion or warrior · English · big dogs
Means black, the name of one of Intef II's dogs · Ancient Egyptian
After the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska, a Dena'ina name · Native American
A Lake District gateway town famous for mint cake
Japanese, strong and vigorous · Japanese
From the Gaelic Coinneach, meaning handsome · Scottish
Pet form of Kenneth, Gaelic for handsome or born of fire · Scottish
A grand district of west London with palaces and museums
Japanese name meaning healthy and stout · Japanese
Japanese, healthy and wise, or strong third son · Japanese
The Hawaiian form of George · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning the life · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning the sand or the homeland · Hawaiian
Astronomer of orbits, and a planet hunting telescope
A moon of Pluto named for the three headed dog of Greek myth · Greek · big dogs
A small hovering falcon · small dogs
A market town of the northern Lake District
Anglicised form of Caoimhin, from caomh, kind or handsome, and gein, birth · Irish
Means lion cub in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means king or chief in Tswana · Tswana
Pharaoh of the second pyramid at Giza, meaning he appears as Ra · Egyptian
The pharaoh who built the second pyramid at Giza · Ancient Egyptian · big dogs
Means friend in Arabic · Arabic
A hot desert wind of Egypt · Arabic
Alsatian who swam a canal to rescue his handler in 1944
Omar Khayyam, the Persian poet of the Rubaiyat · Persian
The Egyptian scarab beetle god who rolls the sun each morning · Egyptian
Means bear in Persian, for a big shaggy dog · Persian · big dogs
Ram headed god who shaped people on a potter's wheel · Egyptian
Egyptian moon god who travels the night sky · Egyptian
Pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid of Giza · Egyptian · big dogs
Means king or foundation in Persian · Persian
Means fang in Japanese, a brave name for a bold dog · Japanese
The highest summit of Kilimanjaro · Swahili · big dogs
Swahili for hippopotamus · Swahili · big dogs
Means lightning in Tagalog, for a fast dog · Tagalog
Means rhinoceros in Swahili, a symbol of strength · Swahili · big dogs
Africa's highest mountain, a snow capped volcano in Tanzania · Swahili · big dogs
Greek for a thousand, the unit of weight · Greek
The Hawaiian form of James · Hawaiian
Greek name possibly meaning sleepy · Greek
Kinder Scout, the high moorland plateau of the Peak District
A male ruler, from the Old English cyning · big dogs
A Labrador who won the US National Retriever championship in 1952 and 1953
A king who snorts, for a flat nosed dog
The Belgian Shepherd of President Herbert Hoover
A bold flycatcher that chases off much bigger birds
Charles Kingsford Smith, the Australian aviator who first flew across the Pacific
English surname, king's wood
Golden Boy, a super strong child of Japanese folklore who wrestled bears · Japanese
Old English for pointed hill, and British slang for a nap
Author of The Jungle Book · English
A smoked herring, and British slang for a nap
After the frontier scout and guide of the American West
Finnish for stone · Finnish
German short form of Nikolaus · German
Paul Klee, the Swiss German painter of playful colour · German
Gustav Klimt, the Viennese painter of The Kiss, famous for gold leaf · German
The Yukon river and gold rush region of the 1890s
Norwegian for the little lump, a fond name for a round dog · Norwegian
The Knave of Hearts, accused of stealing the tarts in Wonderland
Czech for dumpling · Czech
From the knickerbocker glory, a tall layered sundae
A mounted warrior sworn to serve the crown
Steady hero of Jane Austen's novel Emma · English
The punch that ends a fight · big dogs
German for dumpling · German
Scottish surname, round hill · Scottish
A Tennessee city at the foot of the Smoky Mountains
A wobbly, unpredictable baseball pitch
A lovable dimwit · big dogs
The joints of the fingers, a scrappy name for a little bruiser
Danish king who also ruled England · Danish
Hawaiian, brave, and a native hardwood · Hawaiian · big dogs
Japanese port city known for its beef · Japanese
A guardian star of the Little Bear · Arabic
Dutch short form of Koenraad, meaning bold counsel · Dutch
Akan name for a boy born on Friday · Akan
Japanese, often written with characters for light and second son · Japanese
Akan day name for a boy born on Monday · Akan
The round rolling bun of a Slavic fairy tale · Ukrainian
A pale crisp beer from Cologne · German
Russian pet form of Nikolai · Russian
Indonesian island home of the giant monitor lizard · big dogs
Means coal in Turkish, for a jet black dog · Turkish
A Chinese surname, that of Confucius, Kong Fuzi · big dogs
German name meaning bold counsel · German
A mountain region and national park in British Columbia
The local nickname for Mount Kosciuszko, the highest peak in mainland Australia
Australia's highest mountain, in the Snowy Mountains · Polish · big dogs
Russian for outer space · Russian
Common Greek short form of Konstantinos · Greek
A German Shepherd in Russia who waited seven years at the spot his family was lost · Russian
Small eldest son, a classic boy's name · Japanese
Name of a famed Japanese swordsmith, a popular name for dogs in Japan · Japanese
Ukrainian for little kitten · Ukrainian · small dogs
Ukrainian for Cossack, a free and brave rider · Ukrainian
The neighbour who bursts through the door in Seinfeld
German for crane, the tall wading bird · German · big dogs
Greek, strength, and the god of war of the games · Greek · big dogs
German word for warrior · German · big dogs
From Kris Kringle, an American name for Santa, from German Christkindl, the Christ child · German
A crispy Dutch croquette · Dutch
Great safari park in northeast South Africa · big dogs
German for crumb · German · small dogs
Polish pet form of Jakub · Polish
Mongol emperor who founded the Yuan dynasty · Mongolian
A big African antelope with spiral horns · Khoekhoe
An Australian special forces dog awarded the Dickin Medal
The belt of icy worlds beyond Neptune
Feathered serpent god of the Maya · Mayan
Japanese, bear · Japanese · big dogs
German for buddy, mate or pal · German
A loaded Turkish baked potato · Turkish
A spicy Sichuan stir fry with peanuts and chillies · Chinese
Military working dog wounded clearing an enemy compound
A shape-shifting trickster hero of Hawaiian legend · Hawaiian
Japanese, black · Japanese
A Doberman credited with saving many Marines at the Battle of Guam in 1944
A Russian rye bread drink · Russian
Akan day name for a boy born on Wednesday · Akan
Akan name for a boy born on Saturday · Akan
Akan day name for a boy born on Sunday · Akan
Scottish Gaelic caol, narrow strait · Scottish
The old imperial capital of Japan · Japanese
Te reo Maori for good or well done · Maori
The wise old python of The Jungle Book
A comic book sound effect · big dogs
The classical Japanese theatre style · Japanese
A flaky fried pastry stuffed with spiced lentils · Hindi
A zesty East African tomato and onion salad · Swahili
Means frog in Japanese, also sounds like the word for returning home · Japanese
Means peace in Tswana · Tswana
Means beach or seashore in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
Swahili for coffee · Swahili
Means the call in Hawaiian, for a vocal dog · Hawaiian
The swamp harrier hawk of New Zealand · Maori
Turkish for coffee · Turkish
Power of the sea, also diamond · Hawaiian
A cheeky forest parrot of New Zealand · Maori
National park in the Northern Territory
The rare flightless night parrot of New Zealand · Maori
A small green New Zealand parakeet · Maori · small dogs
The black stilt, one of the world's rarest wading birds · Maori
Japanese shaved ice with sweet syrup · Japanese
The red sand savanna desert of southern Africa · Tswana
Hawaiian, the heavens · Hawaiian
A hardy curly leafed green
The lei, the beloved one · Hawaiian
The voice, the sound · Hawaiian
Means taro in Hawaiian, the plant at the heart of Hawaiian life · Hawaiian
Means the eye or the face in Hawaiian · Hawaiian
A seaside Japanese town of old temples and a giant bronze statue · Japanese
Hawaiian name meaning heavenly child · Hawaiian
Means turtle in Japanese, for an unhurried dog · Japanese
The capital of Uganda, built across green hills near Lake Victoria · Ugandan
Swedish for cinnamon · Swedish
Greek for cinnamon · Greek
The bounding marsupial of Australia · Guugu Yimithirr · big dogs
Dutch for a champ or a whopper · Dutch
A prairie state in the heart of the US, home of Dorothy and Toto
A white flowered tea tree of New Zealand · Maori
A mischievous water creature of Japanese folklore who loves cucumbers · Japanese
Bite sized Japanese fried chicken · Japanese
A New Zealand tree with glossy leaves and orange fruit · Maori
Means peanut in Swahili · Swahili · small dogs
Japanese for empty hand · Japanese
The New Zealand falcon, fast and fierce · Maori
Norse, gust of wind · Norse
Towering pale eucalypt of south west Australia · Noongar · big dogs
Means snowball in Turkish, for a fluffy white dog · Turkish
The old walled citadel of a North African town · Arabic
A heritage village on Kootenay Lake in British Columbia
An Alaska park famous for brown bears catching salmon · big dogs
The green garden island of Hawaii · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning famous · Hawaiian
A giant forest tree of New Zealand that can live for 2,000 years · Maori · big dogs
Means river in Japanese, for a calm, steady dog · Japanese
Paddle boat of the Arctic, from an Inuit word · Inuit
Thick clotted cream served with honey · Turkish
Japanese, wind · Japanese
The humming toy instrument you blow into, for a dog who sings along · small dogs
A bold alpine parrot of New Zealand · Maori
Hawaiian name meaning the fire · Hawaiian
The path, the way · Hawaiian
Hawaiian name meaning the loved one · Hawaiian
Greek, high spirits and joy · Greek
Tangy cultured milk drink from the Caucasus · Turkish
Small sturdy barrel for beer · small dogs
Means child or little one in Hawaiian · Hawaiian · small dogs
The local nickname for Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia
Irish name meaning bright headed · Irish
The seaweed that forms undersea forests
Old English name meaning valley of the river Kent · English
A US state of bluegrass, horse racing and bourbon
The plump New Zealand wood pigeon · Maori
A fuss or commotion, from the Scots curfuffle · Scottish
A single grain of corn or wheat · small dogs
The sound of something dropping, for a clumsy dog
County on the south west coast · Irish
Hindi for saffron · Hindi
From kesaran pasaran, fluffy white puffballs said to bring luck · Japanese · small dogs
Means rainbow in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means chestnut in Turkish, for a chestnut coat · Turkish
A London village famous for its royal botanic gardens
Georgian cheese filled bread · Georgian
A dull yellow brown, Urdu for dusty · Urdu
Means golden in Lao · Lao
Small round Thai coconut rice pancakes · Thai · small dogs
A northern Thai curry noodle soup · Thai
Twisted Georgian soup dumplings · Georgian · small dogs
Means shining sun in Persian · Persian
A skateboard trick where the board spins under your feet
The start of a football match
The clean, hilly capital of Rwanda · Rwandan
One of the world's most active volcanoes, on the Big Island · Hawaiian
An Irish county famous for horse racing
Short for Kilimanjaro, the roof of Africa · big dogs
A flat-woven Turkish rug · Turkish
Irish city known for its castle · Irish
Lakeside town in County Kerry · Irish
A plover named after their loud call
The hot oven where clay pots are fired
Means gold in Japanese, for a golden-coated dog · Japanese
The New Zealand sea urchin · Maori · small dogs
Small sticks that get the campfire going
A bright bird that dives headlong for fish
A tiny bird with a golden crown · small dogs
A honey bear of the rainforest with a gripping tail · French · small dogs
Japanese for mushroom · Japanese
Harbour town in County Cork · Irish
Means darling or beloved in Swahili · Swahili
White wine with blackcurrant liqueur · French
A ray of light · Sanskrit
Gentle hooved beast of Japanese myth · Japanese
A clear cherry brandy · German
Pet form of Christopher or Katherine
A graceful bird of prey with a forked tail
A gentle gull that nests on sea cliffs
Maori for dark, a guardian of the ocean · Maori
The flightless bird of New Zealand · small dogs
Means red in Turkish, for a red-coated dog · Turkish
Korean for magpie, a bird of good news · Korean
A common Korean name for black-haired pets, from the word for black · Korean
Korean for a little one · Korean · small dogs
A tiny bean or peanut sound, cute for toy breeds · Korean · small dogs
Means honey in Korean, a sweet name for a sweet dog · Korean
Green rice balls filled with palm sugar · Indonesian · small dogs
A Yukon national park with Canada's highest mountain · Southern Tutchone
A canvas bag carried on the back
A small rounded hill or mound
German for little button · German · small dogs
Means little button in Afrikaans · Afrikaans · small dogs
From the German knuddeln, to cuddle · German
Dutch for a cuddle, or a cuddly toy · Dutch
The grey, tree dwelling marsupial of eastern Australia · small dogs
Polish for darling · Polish
A port city in Kerala, India, known for spice markets and fishing nets · Malayalam
Sioux word meaning friend or ally · Sioux
A tree spirit of Japanese folklore whose call is heard as an echo · Japanese · small dogs
Alaskan island known for its brown bears
Dutch for biscuit · Dutch
Means coffee in Afrikaans, for a brown dog · Afrikaans
Turkish meatballs, for a dog with a big appetite · Turkish
Te reo Maori for a gift or donation · Maori
Japanese for amber · Japanese
A blue wattled songbird of New Zealand with a haunting call · Maori
Means heart, mind and spirit in Japanese · Japanese
A sour purple fruit spice from India
Roasted barley and peanuts, an Ethiopian snack · Amharic · small dogs
Hawaiian for mischievous · Hawaiian
The lion dogs who guard the gates of Japanese shrines in pairs · Japanese · big dogs
Fizzy fermented tea with a tart edge
District on the west side of the Big Island · Hawaiian
Bright moonlight · Hawaiian
Means snail in Swahili, for a slow, steady dog · Swahili
An Australian kingfisher with a laughing call
The New Zealand bellbird with a song like chiming bells · Maori
Mild creamy curry braised with yoghurt and nuts · Urdu
A crumbed Japanese potato croquette · Japanese · small dogs
The little blue penguin, the smallest penguin in the world · Maori · small dogs
The unfurling silver fern frond, a symbol of new life in New Zealand · Maori
Norwegian for cosiness and cuddles · Norwegian
The New Zealand kingfisher · Maori
The white heron, a rare and treasured bird of New Zealand · Maori
Greek for a little bean, a cute pet name · Greek · small dogs
A sesame bread ring sold on Greek streets · Greek
Greek almond shortbread dusted in sugar · Greek · small dogs
The sea monster of Nordic sailors tales · Norse · big dogs
Historic city in southern Poland · Polish
The tiny shrimp that feed the whales · small dogs
The bar tailed godwit, which flies from Alaska to New Zealand · Maori
Bite sized Malay cakes and sweets · Malay · small dogs
A Persian herb frittata · Persian
The candlenut tree, the state tree of Hawaii · Hawaiian
Finnish for gold, also a word for darling · Finnish
A Japanese word for cloud · Japanese
Tiny citrus fruit eaten skin and all · Chinese · small dogs
Means little one in Malayalam · Malayalam · small dogs
Japanese for chestnut · Japanese · small dogs
Broad Australian shade tree with a bottle shaped trunk · Australian · big dogs
Means lamb in Turkish, a sweet pet name · Turkish
Means deer in Thai · Thai
Dutch for a wag of the tail · Dutch
A blue bladed mineral named for its colour · Greek
Means gift in Hausa · Hausa