Historic Dog Names, Page 9



NameMeaningGenderOrigin
MonetSolitaryUnisexFrench
MonroeMouth of the River RoeMaleGaelic
MooseLargest member of the deer family. Moose have heavy brown bodies with humped shoulders and broad antlers.UnisexEnglish
MopsUnisexHebrew
MortimerDead seaMaleFrench
MosesDrawn out of the waterMaleHebrew
MurdockSeaMaleGaelic
MurphySea warriorMaleGaelic
NanaGraceUnisexHebrew
NapoleonSons of the mist, a race of dwarvesMaleGermanic
NellieAbbreviation Of Eleanor Shining Light.FemaleEnglish
NemoNo oneMaleLatin
NeroSternMaleLatin
NewmanNew manMaleEnglish
NipperA small boyUnisexEnglish
NolenChariot-fighter, championMaleGaelic
NormaThor mind, Thor courageFemaleGaelic
OctaviaEighthFemaleLatin
OdieWoad hillUnisexEnglish
OprahYoung deerFemaleHebrew
OrlandoFamous countryMaleGermanic
OrrinLittle green oneMaleGaelic
OrsonBearMaleFrench
OrvilleGold townMaleFrench
PabloSmallMaleLatin
PagePageMaleEnglish
PalmerPilgrimMaleEnglish
ParkUnisexual Name Meaning "Cypress Tree"UnisexEnglish
ParkerGamekeeper of a parkMaleEnglish
PaulSmallMaleLatin


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