A large white Swiss dairy goat
Means soft morning breeze in Persian · Persian
A Malaysian state on Borneo, home to Mount Kinabalu and orangutans · Malay
Latin, a Sabine woman, from the ancient people near Rome · Latin
German and French name from the ancient Sabine people · German
In heraldry, the word for black
Latin name for the River Severn, a nymph of legend · Latin
Probably sweet, a woman turned into a deer and mother of Oisin · Irish
Irish name meaning sweet, a deer woman of legend · Irish
A thistle like flower used as a saffron substitute
Swedish for saffron · Swedish
The costliest spice in the world
Norse, a told story · Norse
The arrow, one of the smallest constellations · small dogs
The great desert of north Africa
A warm creamy winter drink · Arabic
Means friend or companion in Hindi · Hindi
Means rock in Arabic, for a sturdy dog · Arabic
Japanese name meaning blossom · Japanese
Japanese, cherry blossom · Japanese
A pink rice cake wrapped in a cherry leaf · Japanese · small dogs
Finnish for lightning · Finnish
Salem in Massachusetts, famous for its witch trials of 1692
Welsh form of Sally · Welsh
Latin for willow tree · Latin
Bull terrier mascot of a Pennsylvania regiment
Aramaic name related to shalom, peace · Aramaic
Fresh tomato and chilli sauce, the name means sauce · Spanish
A colonial city in northwest Argentina, known as the beautiful one · Spanish
The sage family, from the Latin for to heal · Latin
Means sky in Arabic · Arabic
Perhaps Samuel with the ending of Anthea, God has heard
Brazilian dance and music · Portuguese
An Italian anise liqueur · Italian
Means brunette or dusky in Arabic, for a brown dog · Arabic
A zesty white wine from the Loire · French
The pale golden colour of sand, also short for Alexander
A Thai coconut custard · Thai
Means coral in Japanese, for a sweet reddish dog · Japanese
A Florida island famous for its seashells
Dutch short form of Susanne · Dutch
Cotton lavender, a silvery herb with button flowers
Greek island of white houses and blue domes · Greek
A small moon of Neptune named after a sea nymph · Greek · small dogs
Brazilian word for a cheeky, playful little one · Brazilian Portuguese
Means sapphire in Hebrew · Hebrew
A brown tropical fruit tasting of malt and brown sugar
For the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales
Ancient Greek poet known for her lyric verse · Greek
The burial ground of Memphis, home of the Step Pyramid · Ancient Egyptian
Hebrew name meaning princess · Hebrew
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, set in a valley of hills · Bosnian
A Florida Gulf Coast town of white sand beaches
Australian explosives dog lost for a year in Afghanistan
A tiny silver fish, for a dog who likes to squeeze in · small dogs
An Italian island with turquoise water and long lived villagers · Italian
Labrador who found weapons and bombs in Helmand province
Fresh raw fish sliced thin · Japanese
Lively, bold and a little cheeky
Easy peeling mandarin named after a Japanese province · Japanese
Portuguese word for a deep, bittersweet longing · Portuguese
Lithuanian for sun, the Baltic sun goddess · Lithuanian
A golden sweet wine from Bordeaux · French
A zesty grape whose name means wild · French
Open grassland with scattered trees, home of lions and zebras · Taino
A peppery herb, summer or winter
Means shadowy, the warrior woman who trained Cuchulainn · Irish
German for little treasure · German · small dogs
A dark bubbly volcanic rock · Greek
A stormy sea near Antarctica, Latin for Scotland · Latin
The sceptic of the X Files
A sea monster with six heads who guarded a narrow strait · Greek
A vodka, cranberry and grapefruit cocktail
Mary Seacole, the Jamaican nurse of the Crimean War
Smooth frosted glass worn by the waves
The shell of a sea creature found on the beach · small dogs
Inuit goddess who rules the sea and its animals · Inuit
Turkish for peach · Turkish
Lioness headed Egyptian goddess of war · Egyptian
Greek goddess of the moon · Greek
A clear gypsum crystal named for the moon · Greek
The cat burglar of Gotham
A seal who becomes a woman on land, from Scottish folklore · Scots
Coined in Ossian's poems, perhaps fair view · Scottish
A Swedish cream bun with almond paste · Swedish
Means dusk in Indonesian and Malay · Indonesian
Arabic sana, brilliance, also a flowering plant · Arabic
Means snow in Korean, lovely for a white coat · Korean
Means frost in Korean, for a pale dog · Korean
Scottish Gaelic form of Joan · Scottish
A warm brown ink made from cuttlefish
Means dawn or first light in Persian · Persian
Italian name from the seraphim, the fiery angels · Italian
A green stone with feathery silver patterns, named for the seraphim
Portuguese for mermaid · Portuguese
After Serena Williams, winner of 23 Grand Slam singles titles
An evening song performed outdoors · French
Egyptian goddess of scorpions · Egyptian
A green stone with a scaled pattern · Latin
The scorpion goddess of healing in ancient Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
A small tree with white spring blossom and sweet berries
Egyptian goddess of writing and measurement · Egyptian
Means star in Persian · Persian
Means bloom or flower in Tswana · Tswana
Means wisdom in Korean, for a calm, clever dog · Korean
Means love in Turkish · Turkish
Andalusian city known for oranges and flamenco · Spanish
Anna Sewell, the author of Black Beauty
An island nation in the Indian Ocean with granite boulders on white beaches · French
Means dew in Persian · Persian
Means happiness in Persian · Persian
Means honey in Arabic · Arabic
Means almond in Hebrew · Hebrew
Eggs poached in spiced tomato sauce, an Israeli breakfast favourite · Hebrew
A hidden paradise in the mountains, from the novel Lost Horizon
Means scarlet in Hebrew, for a red dog · Hebrew
Sanskrit for peace · Sanskrit
The star at the tip of the Scorpion's sting, Arabic for raised tail · Arabic
Name from the Queen of Sheba, given to dogs for generations
Scottish form of Jane, God is gracious · Scottish
Australian slang for a woman
English place name, willow farm
From shell, also a pet form of Michelle or Shelley · small dogs
A Virginia river valley and national park, and an old folk song
Kate Sheppard, who led the campaign that won New Zealand women the vote
Fortified wine from Jerez in Spain
Japanese for deer · Japanese
Light trembling over hot ground
The Japanese word for frost · Japanese
Korean for mysterious, otherworldly · Korean
Japanese for pearl · Japanese
Means singing in Hebrew · Hebrew
Small, soft white rice flour dumplings from Japan · Japanese · small dogs
Means sweet in Persian, the heroine of the romance Khosrow and Shirin · Persian
A sharp peak of the Karakoram in Pakistan · Burushaski
Means blossom in Persian · Persian
Means gold in Bengali, used for a darling · Bengali
A crumbly cake served with strawberries and cream
A sweet strained yoghurt dessert with saffron · Marathi
Means frost in Mandarin, crisp and graceful · Chinese
Means flame in Arabic · Arabic
Russian for joke, a space dog who survived an emergency landing in Siberia · Russian
Welsh form of Jane · Welsh
The vast cold region of northern Russia, home of the Siberian Husky · Russian
Greek sibylla, a prophetess of the ancient world · Greek
Largest island in the Mediterranean · Italian
Spanish cider, poured from a height in Asturias · Spanish
Tuscan city, and the reddish brown earth pigment · Italian
A warm red brown earth pigment from Siena in Italy · Italian
Spanish, a mountain range
Golden haired wife of Thor in Norse myth · Norse
Norse name meaning new victory · Norse
Old Norse for new victory, twin sister of Sigmund · Old Norse
Norse, victory and beauty · Norse
Valkyrie of Norse legend · Norse
Old Norse for victorious friend, the faithful wife of Loki · Old Norse
A sweet Korean rice drink · Korean
A portrait cut as a solid dark shape, named after a French minister · French
A fluffy chicken breed with soft hair like feathers · small dogs
An ancient Korean kingdom, legendary and timeless · Korean
A rare white tea of downy buds · Chinese
Mount Silverheels in Colorado, named after a dancer of the gold rush
Italian name from Latin silva, forest · Italian
Means silvery in Persian · Persian
The old spelling of Shimla, a Himalayan hill town in India · Hindi
A marzipan fruit cake for Easter
French form of Simon, one who listens · French
A wise, benevolent mythical bird of Persian legend · Persian
A giant wise bird of Persian legend · Persian · big dogs
Irish form of Jane · Irish
A distant moon of Jupiter named after a nymph · Greek
Means beloved or sweetheart in Tagalog · Tagalog
A hilltop town near Lisbon with fairytale palaces wrapped in mist and forest · Portuguese
Irish form of Joan · Irish
Welsh form of Janet · Welsh
A bird of paradise with a lovely song in Russian legend · Russian
From Celtic for star, a Gaulish goddess of healing springs · Celtic
The nickname of Empress Elisabeth of Austria · German · small dogs
American nickname for a sister · small dogs
A sacred rattle shaken in ancient Egyptian music · Ancient Egyptian
The heroine of the Ramayana · Sanskrit
A small Australian bird that hops down tree trunks · Greek · small dogs
A desert oasis in western Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
Norse goddess of winter, skis and mountains · Norse
Afrikaans for darling or treasure, a favourite South African endearment · Afrikaans
A wild salmon river in northern British Columbia · Tsimshian
After the Isle of Skye in Scotland, or the blue sky · Scottish
A small brown bird that sings while soaring high · small dogs
Ukrainian for little plum · Ukrainian
Blue black berry of the blackthorn
Means blossom in Hebrew · Hebrew
Russian for brave, a space dog who ran away the day before launch and came back to fly · Russian
Russian for sour cream · Russian
Russian for snowflake, a Soviet space dog of 1959 · Russian · small dogs
Given to snorting, common in flat faced breeds
Nodding white flower that blooms through frost · small dogs
A single flake of Christmas snow · small dogs
A white trunked eucalypt of the Australian high country
A dry white wine from Veneto, meaning smooth · Italian
One of the first women to rule Egypt as pharaoh · Ancient Egyptian
A soft spreadable sausage from Majorca · Spanish
Italian form of Sophia, wisdom · Italian
A saffron brittle from Qom · Persian
Small and bright · Korean
French name from Latin sollemnis, meaning solemn and dignified · French
Ukrainian form of Salome · Ukrainian
The turning point of the sun's year
Norse, strength of the house · Norse
Spanish, shadow · Spanish
Means summer in Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Small beauty · Korean · small dogs
Means gold in Hindi, also a term of endearment · Hindi
A piece of music for one or two instruments, Italian
A short, simple sonata · Italian · small dogs
Korean for a cluster of blossom · Korean
Half moon rice cakes made for the autumn harvest festival · Korean · small dogs
Wine country town in northern California
Desert state of northern Mexico · Spanish
Gentle cousin in Tolstoy's War and Peace · Russian
Excellence, outstanding · Korean
Southern American pet form of Susannah, lily
A puffy fried pastry with honey · Spanish
Egyptian goddess of Sirius, the dog star · Egyptian
Sophia of Hanover, the heir to the British throne who began the Georgian line · Greek
The highest of the singing voices · Italian
Irish name meaning bright · Irish
Means sound in Korean, for a chatty, expressive dog · Korean
Ukrainian for magpie · Ukrainian
French for puffed, a baked egg dish that rises in the oven · French
A little flash of light · small dogs
Glittering little lights, for a dog who shines
A small brown garden bird, from the Old English spearwa · small dogs
Warrior city of ancient Greece · Greek
Brightest star in the constellation Virgo
Pepper, cinnamon and the like, for a dog with some fire
A light, airy cake · small dogs
The season of new growth, for a puppy born in spring
Tiny coloured sugar strands scattered over cakes · small dogs
Pet form of Anastasia, resurrection
A bright light in the night sky
A star shaped spice with a liquorice scent · Chinese
A golden fruit that slices into stars
A sparkly name built on star
The soft light of the stars
Full of stars, for a dog with a sparkly personality
Italian for little star · Italian · small dogs
Cornish for star · Cornish
Dutch for little star · Dutch
Swedish short form of Kristina · Swedish
Wild and blustery, under dark grey skies
Italian vanilla ice cream flecked with chocolate shards · Italian
The sweet red summer berry · small dogs
Soviet space dog who flew with Belka and returned · Russian
Tiny moon of the dwarf planet Pluto · small dogs
Means patience in Swahili · Swahili
French for sugar · French
A small green Japanese citrus fruit · Japanese
A jam doughnut eaten at Hanukkah · Hebrew
Long standing name for a sweet natured dog
The sweets that danced in children's dreams in The Night Before Christmas · small dogs
A rich purple gem first found in Japan · Japanese
Beloved, dearly liked · Japanese
A stretchy salty Georgian cheese · Georgian
Golden dried grape used in baking · Turkish
Hot and heavy summer weather
The black ink used in brush painting · Japanese
Means violet, the flower, in Japanese · Japanese
The warmest and longest season of the year
Finnish for mist · Finnish
A ray of sunlight breaking through cloud
Means beautiful in Hindi and Sanskrit · Hindi
The lazy day of the week, for a calm and easy dog
Norwegian saint whose name means gift of the sun · Norwegian
The red and gold end of the day
Bright direct light from the sun
A star exploding in a huge flash of light · Latin
Means sesame in Turkish · Turkish · small dogs
Corgi given to Princess Elizabeth on her eighteenth birthday
Clever maid in The Marriage of Figaro · Italian
German pet form of Susanne · German
Pet form of Susan, Hebrew for lily · Hebrew
The capital of Fiji, on a harbour of the Pacific · Fijian
French pet form of Suzanne · French · small dogs
Means little bell in Japanese, for a dog with a jingle in their step · Japanese
Means sparrow in Japanese, for a chirpy little dog · Japanese · small dogs
Poetic name for Sweden itself · Swedish
From Russian svet, light · Russian
A large white water bird with a long curved neck · big dogs
Kind and gentle, the way a good dog is
An endearment for someone dear
An American Foxhound owned by George Washington
Climbing scented flower grown for cutting · small dogs
Greek name for a prophetess · Greek
Australia largest harbour city
An old English dessert of whipped cream and wine
Latin name meaning of the woods · Latin
French name meaning of the woods · French
A grand work for full orchestra
A dark red Rhone grape, called Shiraz in Australia · French
The Persian poet of Shiraz, author of The Rose Garden · Persian
Means storm in Hebrew · Hebrew
Means true, sincere and loyal in Arabic · Arabic
The star at the heart of Cygnus the swan, Arabic for chest · Arabic
Carl Sagan, the astronomer who brought the cosmos to everyone
The archer constellation of the zodiac · Latin
The giant cactus of the Sonoran Desert, said sa-wah-ro · Spanish · big dogs
A Chesapeake Bay Retriever of Theodore Roosevelt
A holy or very good person, for a dog with endless patience
Means lion in Korean · Korean · big dogs
Means solid rock in Arabic · Arabic · big dogs
Short form of Salvatore, saviour · Italian
The sultan famous for his chivalry during the Crusades · Arabic
Antonio Salieri, the Viennese court composer · Italian
A grapefruit cocktail served with a salted rim
Spanish for saviour, after the painter Dali · Spanish
Italian for saviour · Italian
Means breeze in Hindi and Urdu · Hindi
A gentle breeze · Sanskrit
The magic mill of the Kalevala that made grain, salt and gold · Finnish
Form of Samson, Hebrew for sun, the biblical strong man · Hebrew · big dogs
Biblical strong man, a long standing name for big dogs · big dogs
Hebrew for God has heard, the prophet who anointed kings · Hebrew
The warrior class of feudal Japan · Japanese · big dogs
Means mountain in Korean, short and strong · Korean
Spanish, holy, and Don Quixote squire · Spanish
English place name, sandy ford
The main red grape of Tuscany · Italian
Short for Santa Claus, from the Dutch Sinterklaas · Dutch
Spanish name for Saint James · Spanish
Italian diminutive of Santo, saint · Italian
Italian and Spanish for saint · Italian
Georgia's deep dark red grape · Georgian
The shaggy Korean Sapsali dog breed · Korean
Means chief or commander in Persian · Persian
John Singer Sargent, the great portrait painter
Sargon of Akkad, the founder of the first great empire · Akkadian
The big, hairy ape like giant of North American folklore · big dogs
After Satchel Paige, the legendary baseball pitcher
Nickname of jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong, from satchel mouth
Erik Satie, the eccentric French composer of the Gymnopedies · French
Wise, quick witted · Japanese
The ringed planet · Roman · big dogs
A merry woodland spirit of Greek myth · Greek
Hebrew for asked for, the first king of Israel · Hebrew
German for a whirlwind of a child · German
A jagged range of peaks in Idaho
Short for saxophone, the smooth voice of jazz
A rye whiskey cocktail from New Orleans
The highest fell in England · big dogs
The straw man keeping watch in the field on Halloween night
Domenico Scarlatti, the composer of hundreds of keyboard sonatas · Italian
A foxhound of George Washington, named for a fine nose
German for shadow · German
A brisk playful movement in a symphony · Italian
A cone shaped Scottish mountain, the fairy hill of the Caledonians · Scottish Gaelic
A swift two masted sailing ship · big dogs
Black tourmaline, the most common kind
Austrian composer of hundreds of songs · German
Robert and Clara Schumann, the composer couple of the Romantic era · German
The St Bernard of the aviator Orville Wright
Classic name for a fast, low slung dog · small dogs
The scorpion of the zodiac · Latin
The scorpion constellation with the red star Antares · Latin
Of Scotland, or the amber whisky
English surname for a Gael or Scot · Scottish
Lead dog on Leonhard Seppala's Alaskan racing teams
A plucky little fighter who never backs down · small dogs
A vodka and orange juice cocktail
Miser reformed in Dickens's A Christmas Carol · English
The forward pack contest in rugby · big dogs
The small, knobbly racehorse who became an American champion
An eared seal with a loud bark · big dogs
Newfoundland who crossed America with Lewis and Clark · big dogs
Irish form of James · Irish
Irish form of John, God is gracious · Irish
Latin, man from Sebaste, from Greek for venerable · Latin
The chestnut racehorse who won the American Triple Crown in record time
Lawful and just · Japanese
The 15th century king who gave Korea its alphabet · Korean
Dutch form of Shem · Dutch
Japanese for a thousand · Japanese
Means healthy, the name of a real dog in ancient Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
The Roman philosopher and writer · Latin
The English Pointer on the logo of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
A guard who keeps watch · big dogs
A guard who holds a position
A great Middle Kingdom pharaoh of Egypt · Ancient Egyptian
Seoraksan, a rugged mountain of South Korea, snowy peaks · Korean
Means sky or heavens in Persian · Persian
Bavarian short form of Josef · German
A military or police rank, from the Latin serviens, serving · Latin · big dogs
Italian name from the Roman family Sergius · Italian
Slim hot chilli from the Mexican highlands · Spanish
Egyptian god of the desert and storms · Egyptian
Third son of Adam and Eve, Hebrew for placed or set · Hebrew
Seti I, the pharaoh who built a great temple at Abydos · Egyptian
Scottish Gaelic form of James · Scottish
After Georges Seurat, who painted in tiny dots
Roman name meaning stern · Latin
Norman surname from Saint Maur in France · French
A Scottish Gaelic word for a sharp rocky peak · Scottish Gaelic
Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer of the Endurance · big dogs
Means happy in Persian · Persian
Long, rough and untidy, for a dog with a scruffy coat
The Persian title for a king · Persian
Means falcon in Persian · Persian
Espresso shaken with ice · Italian
England's most performed playwright · English · big dogs
Means calm and tranquil in Hebrew · Hebrew
Babylonian god of the sun and of justice · Babylonian
Anglicised Seamus, the Irish form of James · Irish
Anglicised form of Sean, Irish for God is gracious · Irish
Yoruba god of thunder and drums · Yoruba
After Bill Shankly, the much loved Scottish football manager
Russian for little ball · Russian · small dogs
The ocean's top predator, most of them grey backed · big dogs
Queen Victoria's collie and favourite dog at Balmoral
English place name, valley with steep sides
Collie who waited years at a Montana railway station
Hindi for lion · Hindi · big dogs
Means lion in Punjabi · Punjabi
A county officer, from the Old English scir gerefa
The detective of Baker Street
Pun on Sherlock Holmes, for a dog with a nose for clues
English occupational surname for a cloth shearer
Means little lion in Hindi, one of the best loved Indian dog names · Hindi
English place name, bright wood, Robin Hood's forest
Means shooting star or meteor in Arabic · Arabic
An old British coin worth twelve pence
Means lion in Persian · Persian · big dogs
England's giant among farm horses · big dogs
Japanese, white · Japanese
The guardian lion of Japanese temples · Japanese · big dogs
Means lion in Mandarin · Chinese · big dogs
The military ruler of old Japan · Japanese · big dogs
Probably from a Gaelic word for sower · Scottish
A classic English cattle breed in red and roan
The final face off of an Old West story
The ancient Egyptian god of air and light · Ancient Egyptian
Means hero in Swahili, for a family protector · Swahili
Russian for a little speedster · Russian · small dogs
A noble prince of the Shahnameh, his name means black stallion · Persian
Jean Sibelius, the Finnish composer of Finlandia · Finnish
The tingling Sichuan peppercorn of south west China · Chinese
Short form of Sidney, Old English for wide island
A cognac, orange and lemon cocktail
A desert rattlesnake that moves sideways
English surname from a place by a wide meadow
Dragon slaying hero of German legend · German · big dogs
Swedish pet form of Sigurd · Swedish
Holy Roman emperor and king of Hungary · German
German name meaning protector through victory · German
Paul Signac, the painter of dots of colour · French
Norse hero who slew the dragon Fafnir · Norse
Latin name from the New Testament · Latin
A tall farm tower for storing grain
An adult male gorilla, named for the silver saddle of hair on his back · big dogs
Italian form of Silvius, meaning of the forest · Italian
Hebrew name meaning he has heard · Hebrew
Means spearhead in Arabic · Arabic
Coast Guard cutter dog with his own service record
Scottish surname from Saint Clair in Normandy · Scottish
Dwarf smith of Norse myth · Norse
The hero of a classic ancient Egyptian adventure story · Ancient Egyptian
Welsh form of John · Welsh
Zulu and Xhosa for gift · Zulu
The title of a knight, short and smart for a dog
A knightly joke on Sir Lancelot, for a dog that never stops barking
A pun on sirloin steak, for a dog who loves their dinner
A knight with a tail that never stops
Italian for Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky · Italian
The brightest star in the night sky, the Dog Star
The hot desert wind that crosses the Mediterranean
The clever black Border Collie of the Scottish poet James Hogg · Scottish
Means good omen in Amharic · Amharic
Alfred Sisley, the Impressionist painter of rivers and skies
The king doomed to roll a boulder uphill forever, for a dog who never quits · Greek
Old Swedish name meaning victory stone · Swedish
Means nation in Xhosa and Zulu · Xhosa
Old Norse for a poet · Old Norse
Norwegian for cormorant · Norwegian
A quick rough drawing made before the finished art
A big rounded fell above Keswick in the Lake District
A small light boat · small dogs
A light hop, or short for skipper, the captain
The one who steers and runs the boat
For a pup with a skip in every step
Norwegian for forest · Norwegian
The wolf who chases the sun each day in Norse myth · Old Norse
The first American space station
A basketball shot rammed through the hoop from above · big dogs
A hard, fast ice hockey shot
English surname for a roofer who laid slates · English
A big heavy sledgehammer · big dogs
Odin's eight legged horse in Norse myth · Norse · big dogs
A detective, from the Old Norse sloth, meaning a trail
Thin and lean, for a whippet or greyhound
A plum brandy from Central Europe · Czech
A heavy hitter in baseball · big dogs
Italian for emerald · Italian
The colour of smoke, used for soft grey coats
Aussie slang for a short work break with a cuppa
Icelandic for snow · Icelandic
Aussie slang for a sausage on the barbie
A pink reef fish loved by anglers in Australia and New Zealand
Pyramid building pharaoh, meaning he has made me beautiful · Egyptian
To snicker is to laugh quietly to oneself · small dogs
Ukrainian for a little snowflake · Ukrainian
Augustus Snodgrass, the poet of the Pickwick Club
Norwegian form of Snorri, meaning swift · Norwegian
Icelandic writer who recorded the Norse sagas · Icelandic
Tom Snout the tinker, who plays the wall in A Midsummer Night's Dream
The joiner who plays the lion in A Midsummer Night's Dream
Afghan hound born in 2005, the first cloned dog · Korean
Crocodile god of the Nile in Egyptian myth · Egyptian · big dogs
Ancient Greek philosopher famous for asking questions · Greek
The tragic young hero of the Shahnameh, son of Rostam · Persian
Spanish for the hot easterly wind · Spanish
Belonging to the sun · Latin
Italian for alone, for an independent spirit · Italian
Hebrew name meaning peace · Hebrew
Means pine tree in Korean, a symbol of steadfastness · Korean
Means pine tree in Mandarin, steady and evergreen · Chinese
Portuguese for dream, and a sugary fried doughnut · Portuguese
An old fond word for a boy, also a pet form of Santino
Danish name meaning stern · Danish
Gaelic name meaning summer wanderer · Irish
Joaquin Sorolla, the Spanish painter of sunlit beaches · Spanish
Greek name meaning saviour · Greek
A spirit made from the desert spoon plant · Mexican Spanish
John Philip Sousa, the march king
The giant brass tuba that wraps around the player · big dogs
A left handed boxer or pitcher
Greek grilled meat on a skewer · Greek
Long serving Russian spacecraft · Russian
Old favourite for a lively, quick witted dog
The gladiator who led a great slave revolt against Rome · Latin · big dogs
A warrior of ancient Sparta, now anyone tough and plain living · Greek · big dogs
A ghost, from Latin spectrum, an appearance · Latin
Fast, or ironically slow, for a dog who takes their time
English surname for a steward who handed out provisions · English
Traditional name for a tough looking dog
Old fashioned name for a friendly, game dog
A leaping antelope of southern Africa · Afrikaans
A toothed wheel that drives a chain
The spiked wheel on a cowboy's boot heel
Russian, travelling companion, the first satellite · Russian · small dogs
Greek name meaning basket, often linked to spirit · Greek
A knight's young attendant at court · English
Flemish short form of Gustaaf · Flemish
A big black beetle with antler like jaws
A horse drawn coach that carried passengers across the West
A grown male horse, for a strong proud dog · big dogs
Short form of Stanley, stony clearing, a perfect dad name for a dog
Old English, the stony clearing
The surname of the armoured inventor
A Victorian dog who collected coins for railway orphans at Slough station
Hard iron alloy, for a dog with nerves of it · big dogs
Charismatic schoolfellow in David Copperfield · English
Italian form of Stephen, meaning crown · Italian
Lidded German beer mug, the name means stone · German
Greek name meaning pillar · Greek
A moon of Uranus named after the drunken butler in The Tempest
Greek for crown or wreath · Greek
George Stephenson, the father of the railways
Of high quality, from the old English silver penny
Short form of Stephen, Greek for crown, funny for a dog · Greek
Form of Stephen, Greek for crown · Greek
Robert Louis Stevenson, the author of Treasure Island · Scottish
Scottish occupational surname for a steward · Scottish
The small brave dog who crossed a glacier with John Muir in 1880 Alaska · small dogs
From sticky toffee pudding, a date sponge in toffee sauce
Swedish name meaning wanderer · Swedish
English blue cheese named after a Cambridgeshire village · English
A brandy and mint cocktail
A Scottish city with a castle on a crag
Someone who feeds coal to a steam engine fire
A dog with heavy, thumping feet · big dogs
A dark heavy beer · big dogs
Austrian composer of the Blue Danube waltz · German
The forward who scores in football
Russian for swift, the fast little bird · Russian
A lively island volcano off Sicily that has been erupting for centuries · Italian
A German Shepherd film star of the 1920s, the first dog billed above the title · big dogs
Scottish name meaning stream · Scottish
Scottish royal surname, from the word steward · Scottish
George Stubbs, the English painter of horses and dogs
Most decorated American dog of the First World War
German word for storm · German
Russian pet form of Stepan · Russian
The Arabic name for Canopus, a bright star used by desert travellers · Arabic
A dramatic sugarloaf mountain of the Scottish north west · Old Norse
Ottoman sultan known as the magnificent · Turkish · big dogs
Irish surname meaning dark eyed · Irish
Short form of Sullivan, Irish Gaelic for dark eyed · Irish
Finnish name meaning grace and charm · Finnish
Arabic, ruler · Arabic · big dogs
A shrub whose autumn leaves turn scarlet
Japan's traditional heavyweight wrestling · Japanese · big dogs
Sundiata Keita, the founder of the Mali Empire · Mandinka
A strong evening wind of Santa Barbara, also a drink at sunset
Means sun in Hindi, for a golden, sunny dog · Hindi
A powerful rush of rising water
Sanskrit for the sun · Sanskrit
Japanese god of storms and the sea · Japanese
A Peruvian caramel dessert, meaning sigh · Spanish
Scottish name meaning southern land · Scottish
Slavic god of the forge and fire · Slavic
Scandinavian, young warrior · Norse
Norwegian name meaning wild and restless · Norwegian
Australian slang for a swagman
Australian word for a travelling worker who carried his swag · Australian
A black retriever who rescued people from the water at Swansea in the 1930s · Welsh
From Suibhne, meaning joy, a mad king who lived among the birds · Irish
A fast ocean fish with a long sword shaped bill
A much loved British screen dog of adverts and Midsomer Murders
Latin for of the woods · Latin
Latin, of the woods · Latin
A pita stuffed with fried aubergine and egg · Hebrew
French pet form of Alexandre · French
The leather seat on a horse's back
A ridge with a dip between two peaks, and a native bird of New Zealand
Means dawn in Korean · Korean
Means light in Thai · Thai
Means dawn in Turkish · Turkish
An expedition to see wild animals; Swahili for journey · Swahili
Greek cheese fried in a small pan · Greek
A herb, and a word for wisdom
The grey green shrub of the western plains
A pearly pudding made from sago palm starch · small dogs
Means apple in Korean, crisp and sweet · Korean
Old name for Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam
One who works aboard a ship
A bright star at Orion's knee, Arabic for sword · Arabic
Belgian farmhouse ale, the name means season · French
An amphibian, the fire salamander black with yellow spots · small dogs
A cured Italian sausage, sliced thin · Italian
The Salish Sea of the Pacific Northwest, named for the Coast Salish peoples
Pink fleshed fish that swims upriver to spawn
The swinging door bar of an Old West town
A fine mix of grey and black hairs, a Schnauzer coat colour
A British Columbia island of artists, farms and cheese
Tasting of salt, also slang for a seasoned sailor
An Austrian city of baroque domes, music and snowy mountain views · German
Short form of Samuel, Hebrew for God has heard · Hebrew
Means fish in Swahili, for a water-loving dog · Swahili
An ancient Silk Road city in Uzbekistan, famous for its blue tiled domes · Persian
A fiery chilli paste · Indonesian
Gaelic festival at the end of October marking the end of summer · Irish
Short for Samuel or Samantha
Island nation of the South Pacific
Crisp fried pastry triangle with a spiced filling · Hindi
A tree with sweet scented wood, native to Australia and India
A ridge of sand under shallow water
A small pale wader that runs along the edge of the waves · small dogs
A delicate Bengali sweet of fresh cheese and sugar · Bengali
A small wader that works the tide line · small dogs
A golden rock made of sand grains pressed together
Japanese pepper that tingles on the tongue · Japanese
French for sapphire · French
A young tree, for a puppy still growing · small dogs
The snowy capital of Hokkaido in Japan, famous for its ice festival · Japanese
A shaggy Korean dog breed famed for warding off bad spirits · Korean
A banded stone of brown and white layers · Greek
A calm weed covered sea in the Atlantic
Means yellow or blond in Turkish · Turkish
British slang for a sandwich
A root beer style drink of the Old West
A sweet purple berry of the Canadian prairies · Cree
A root bark spice once used for root beer
Grilled skewers served with peanut sauce · Malay
Minced meat in a skin, also British slang for a silly one · small dogs
Alpine region of France, and a grand London hotel · French
Means darling or dear in Malay and Indonesian · Malay
A fan shaped shell that swims by clapping
Small langoustines, usually breaded and fried · Italian
Sacred beetle of Egypt, a symbol of the rising sun · Egyptian
The ornamented rod a monarch holds · Greek
Dutch for sweetie or little treasure · Dutch
German word for treasure, used as an endearment · German
A sparkly layered rock that splits into flakes · Greek
German word for snow · German
German, a thin cutlet · German
A learned person who studies hard
German word for black · German
The bake at the centre of a British cream tea
A fiery Caribbean chilli shaped like a bonnet
English, one who goes ahead and explores
A dog who scrambles everywhere at full speed
The loose stone below a cliff
A quick, loose line drawing, for a dog who never sits still
Someone who copied books by hand
Long used name for a shaggy, unkempt coat
British slang for delicious
Cloudy West Country farmhouse cider · English
A tiny fish that swims upright and looks like a horse · small dogs
A sleek sea mammal with whiskers and big dark eyes
A tiny bantam chicken with laced feathers · small dogs
A tiny sweet pear, sometimes called the sugar pear · small dogs
Grass like plant that grows at the water's edge
A young plant just sprouted from a seed · small dogs
River that runs through Paris · French
Turkish for sugar, and for sweetheart · Turkish
Sparkling water named after a German spa town · German
A half frozen Italian dessert, its name means half cold · Italian
A crunchy Japanese rice cracker, often glazed with soy · Japanese · small dogs
The everyday green tea of Japan · Japanese
Means island in Korean · Korean
The capital city of South Korea · Korean
Auspicious and gentle · Korean
The tallest tree in the world · big dogs
Means sparrow in Turkish · Turkish · small dogs
Great plain of Tanzania, crossed by the migration · Swahili · big dogs
A long legged African wild cat with a spotted coat
Tiny oil rich seed toasted for flavour · small dogs
The navigation tool sailors used to read the stars
Italian for smoky, the soft blending Leonardo used for the Mona Lisa · Italian
A small figurine buried in Egyptian tombs to work in the afterlife · Ancient Egyptian · small dogs
Means dawn in Hebrew · Hebrew
For a pup who follows you everywhere
Means gift in Hebrew · Hebrew
A soft layered rock that splits into sheets
Hebrew for peace · Hebrew
A three stringed Japanese lute · Japanese
The three leaf clover of Saint Patrick · Irish · small dogs
Means sun in Arabic, warm and radiant · Arabic
Chinese for mountain · Chinese · big dogs
British mix of beer and lemonade · English
Means mountains and seas in Mandarin, for a wanderer · Chinese
Ireland longest river · Irish
A rousing work song of sailors
Volcano in northern California · big dogs
A seabird that skims low over the waves
Means sun in Hebrew · Hebrew
The ancient Egyptian ring symbol of eternity and protection · Ancient Egyptian
One who tends sheep, from the Old English sceaphierde · big dogs
A fizzy sweet powder or a fruity frozen dessert
Irish surname meaning seeker · Irish
The Himalayan people known for high altitude climbing
Northern Scottish isles, home of the small pony · Norse
The Shiba Inu, Japan small native breed · Japanese · small dogs
The Japanese art of tie dye · Japanese
A savoury brown mushroom grown on logs · Japanese
Hebrew place name, often read as peaceful or his gift · Hebrew
A Scottish stick and ball game like hurling · Scottish
Japanese name meaning aster, a purple autumn flower · Japanese
Deep red grape sharing its name with a Persian city · Persian
A small mild Japanese pepper · Japanese · small dogs
Frilled Japanese leaf served with sashimi · Japanese
The land running along the edge of the water
A small pile of pancakes, for a short legged pup · small dogs
Crumbly Scottish butter biscuit · Scottish
The baseball fielder between second and third base · small dogs
For a dog with short legs and a big personality · small dogs
A river and national forest of Wyoming
Japanese soy sauce, for a deep brown dog · Japanese
A bold songbird with a hooked bill, called the butcher bird
A tiny sea creature, also the small one · small dogs
An open topped Chinese dim sum dumpling · Chinese · small dogs
A black, carbon rich rock from Karelia in Russia
A warm, gentle sounding Mandarin name, for a shy dog · Chinese
The feathered birdie of badminton
The Greek letter that means sum in mathematics · Greek
The element at the heart of every computer chip
A pale grey white metal, from the Old English seolfor
A tiny olive bird with a ring of white around the eye · small dogs
Means joy or gladness in Hebrew · Hebrew
A sesame crusted Turkish bread ring · Turkish
Means sesame in Arabic, for a tiny speckled dog · Arabic · small dogs
Means ray of light in Indonesian · Indonesian
Means squirrel in Turkish · Turkish
A Filipino pork dumpling · Filipino · small dogs
A Filipino steamed bun with a savoury filling · Filipino · small dogs
A small yellow green finch · small dogs
Finnish word for stubborn courage · Finnish
The long necked stringed instrument of Indian classical music · Hindi
Hindi and Urdu, star · Hindi
A coastal Alaska town with Russian history and spruce forests · Tlingit
A small open dumpling, a dim sum classic · Cantonese · small dogs
A small silver British coin, lucky in a Christmas pudding · small dogs
A bouncy Jamaican music style, the parent of reggae
A flat diamond shaped fish, related to the ray
Steep rock island off the coast of Kerry, Ireland · Irish
A small rocky island, from Old Norse sker · Old Norse
Patched in white and any colour except black
A cast iron frying pan for campfire cooking
A smooth shiny lizard · small dogs
A bold seabird that chases gulls for their catch · Faroese
The black and white animal with the famous smell · small dogs
The air and space above the earth
Dutch surname Schuyler, scholar, now linked to the sky · Dutch
A river flowing through County Wexford in Ireland
Means a little sleep or nap in Afrikaans, for a sleepy dog · Afrikaans
Rain mixed with snow or partly melted ice
Santa's sleigh, pulled through the sky by reindeer
County on the north west Irish coast · Irish
The leather ball used in hurling · Irish
Irish name meaning raider or warrior · Irish
Drool from the mouth, common in heavy jowled breeds · big dogs
A gin liqueur steeped with sloes
Polish for sunshine · Polish
A slow tree dwelling animal, for the laziest dog in the house
Czech for little sun · Czech
Frozen crushed ice drink in bright fruit flavours
A young or tiny one · small dogs
Old British slang for wonderful
A small diving duck in black and white · small dogs
A tiny amount, for a tiny dog · small dogs
A Scots word for a fine drizzling rain · Scots
The drifting grey of a fire
A brown to grey variety of quartz
Thick blended drink of fruit and yoghurt
Toasted marshmallow and chocolate between crackers, short for some more · small dogs
A soft blurred mark, used for dogs with a patch of colour
A slow shelled creature, for a dog who takes their time · small dogs
Flower whose mouth opens when you pinch it
The crisp drum that keeps the beat · English
The mysterious creature hunted in Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark
Russian for snowball · Russian
A soft cinnamon sugar cookie · small dogs
Norwegian for kind and good · Norwegian
Wading bird so hard to shoot that it gave us the word sniper
Dutch for a cutie or sweetheart · Dutch
A cue sport played with 15 reds and six colours
A playful term of endearment
Frozen water falling as soft white flakes
Shaved ice with sweet syrup
Traditional name for a small white dog · small dogs
The highest mountain in Wales · Welsh · big dogs
A bank of snow piled up by the wind
Black volcanic glass flecked with white
The wire fox terrier who follows Tintin
Dutch for sniff, for a nose to the ground dog · Dutch
Warm, close settling in against someone · small dogs
Japanese buckwheat noodle served hot or cold · Japanese
Foot coverings, used for dogs with white lower legs
A fizzy drink made with carbonated water
A deep blue stone marbled with white · English
Soft whipped ice cream from a machine
A lively London district of theatres and cafes
A clear Korean distilled spirit · Korean
Means socks in Afrikaans, for a dog with white paws · Afrikaans
Italian for sun · Italian
The strait between the Isle of Wight and mainland England
Russian for sun · Russian
An English county of cider orchards and levels
Finding things with sound echoes, for a dog with great ears
A fourteen line poem · small dogs
Golden one, a common Indian pet name · Hindi
A harbour town on the south of Vancouver Island
The black powder left by smoke
A thick corn base with toppings · Mexican Spanish · small dogs
Finnish for harmony · Finnish
Frozen fruit ice served between courses · French
A tall grain crop also made into a sweet syrup
A tangy leaf, and a reddish brown coat colour
Clifftop town above the Bay of Naples · Italian
A heartfelt style of music born from gospel and blues
Bread raised with a wild yeast starter
A keepsake from a trip; French for a memory · French
A supreme ruler, and an old gold coin · French
German word for sparrow · German · small dogs
Softer garden mint used in sauces and drinks
A tiny spot, for the smallest pup · small dogs
A small spot or fleck of colour on a surface
The full band of colours in light
A spiced Dutch windmill biscuit · Dutch
A tiny bright blue wildflower · small dogs
The riddling creature of Thebes · Greek
Eight legged Halloween favourite · small dogs
Dutch for a speckle, for a speckled coat · Dutch
A dark leafy green packed with iron
A small honeyeater with a long curved bill · small dogs
A brilliant gem long mistaken for ruby · Latin
A spiky grass that covers much of inland Australia
A big balloon shaped sail for running before the wind
The soul or lively energy within
The sound and spray of something hitting water
The sound of something soft hitting a surface
British word for a messy blob
The flat out frog leg lying pose loved by corgis
A ghost, from the Dutch word spook · Dutch
A wading bird with a spoon shaped bill
The track or trail of an animal, from Afrikaans · Afrikaans
Traditional name for a dog with a patch of contrasting fur
Covered in spots · small dogs
A small silver fish · small dogs
Fine water thrown up by breaking waves
A small shoot cut from a plant · small dogs
A runner built for short, fast races
A small moving image in a game, and a woodland spirit · small dogs
Fizzy drink topped with soda, the name means splash · German
A new shoot on a plant, also a young growing thing · small dogs
Tall evergreen conifer of northern forests · big dogs
Full of courage and spirit
A sudden violent gust with rain
British fruit concentrate mixed with water · English
A short, high pitched sound · small dogs
Making a short, high sound, like a dog toy · small dogs
A fast many armed swimmer of open water
The black ink used to colour pasta and rice
Old British slang for slightly tipsy, for a wobbly pup
A short wavy line, a blend of squirm and wriggle · small dogs
A bushy tailed tree rodent, from the Greek skiouros · small dogs
A little one full of energy · small dogs
Soft and easily squeezed · small dogs
Soft enough to squeeze · small dogs
Notes played short and detached · Italian
A wild rush of cattle, and the Calgary rodeo festival
The right hand side of a ship
Mission that caught comet dust, and what stars leave behind
A five armed animal of rock pools · small dogs
A speckled black bird that flies in huge flocks · small dogs
Means autumn in Hebrew · Hebrew
A race over fences and water jumps
A vast treeless grassland plain of eastern Europe and Asia · Russian
Pet form of Stephen or Stephanie, Greek for crown · Greek
A flat fish with wings like a bird and a barbed tail
The foot loop that hangs from a saddle
Small hedgerow hunter whose coat can turn white in winter
German Christmas fruit loaf dusted with icing sugar · German
A small bird whose call sounds like two stones tapped together · small dogs
The prehistoric stone circle on Salisbury Plain in England · big dogs
From the Irish stor, treasure, as in a stor, my darling · Irish
A tall long legged bird that nests on roofs · big dogs
A violent spell of wind and rain
A broad river valley in Scotland · Scottish Gaelic
A flat grey sheet of low cloud
Scots for a wander or a ramble · Scottish
Dry golden stalks for bedding
A thin Dutch waffle sandwich of caramel syrup · Dutch
German, whirlpool, and the rolled pastry · German
Means little piece in Afrikaans, for a tiny dog · Afrikaans · small dogs
Korean for watermelon · Korean · big dogs
Means otter in Korean, for a dog who loves to swim · Korean
An English county of farmland, and a breed of chestnut horse
Means watermelon in Japanese, for a sweet, round pup · Japanese
Means sugar in Arabic · Arabic
Sticky rice steamed in palm leaves · Filipino
Indonesian island of rainforest and coffee
The highest point of a mountain, from the Latin summus
Sun breaking suddenly through cloud
Ice cream served with sauce and toppings
A bright halo of light beside the sun
Sunset, when the cowboys head back to camp
Tall golden flower that follows the sun · big dogs
For a pup with a bright temper
A feldspar that glitters with tiny mineral flecks
Means forest in Korean · Korean
A tangled native vine of New Zealand bush
The white foam of waves breaking on the shore
A Japanese dish of vinegared rice served with fish
A south coast English county of chalk downs, and a spaniel breed
An Arctic island group of Norway, home to polar bears · Norwegian
A fork tailed bird that arrives with summer
Sweet golden kernels on the cob
The long rolling motion of open water
The bird that sleeps on the wing
The bouncing big band jazz of the 1930s and 1940s
A basketball shot that drops through without touching the rim
A zigzag trail up a steep slope
A rum cocktail stirred with a swizzle stick
Broad maple whose seeds spin down like helicopters · big dogs