Disco Dog Names for Sparkling Dance-Floor Pups, Page 3

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#	Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
101	Love	Love	Female	English
102	Lucky	Having good luck; seeming to bring good luck	Unisex	English adjective from luck
103	Lucy	English form of Lucia, traditionally associated with Latin lux, 'light'	Female	English / Latin
104	Maggie	English diminutive of Margaret, from Greek 'pearl'	Female	English / Greek root
105	Magic	Possessing qualities that produce baffling effects	Unisex	English
106	Mango	After the character in Saturday Night Live	Unisex	English
107	Marley	English place-name surname with several possible woodland meanings	Unisex	English place-name surname
108	Maya	Uncertain, perhaps mother or great one	Female	Greek
109	Melody	Melody	Female	Greek
110	Millie	English diminutive of Mildred, Millicent and similar names	Female	English
111	Missy	Bee	Female	Greek
112	Misty	Misty	Female	English
113	Mocha	A coffee name from the Yemeni port of Mocha; also coffee-and-chocolate flavor	Unisex	English coffee word from a place name in Yemen
114	Moon	Letters	Female	Korean
115	Morgan	Uncertain, perhaps bright sea	Female	Welsh
116	Moxie	Ability to face difficulty with courage.	Unisex	English
117	Muffin	A small cup shaped cake	Unisex	English
118	Murphy	From Irish Ó Murchadha, 'descendant of Murchadh'; Murchadh means 'sea battle'	Unisex	Irish
119	Neon		Unisex
120	Nile	From The Nile	Female	Gaelic
121	Nova	Modern given name from Latin novus, 'new'; also the astronomical word nova	Female	Latin / English
122	Olivia	Elf army	Female	English
123	Opal	Jewel, gem	Female	Sanskrit
124	Party		Unisex
125	Patrick	Patrician	Male	Latin
126	Peaches	Red, yellow skinned fleshy fruit	Unisex	English
127	Pearl	Pearl	Female	English
128	Penny	English diminutive of Penelope; the deeper Greek etymology is uncertain	Female	English / Greek
129	Pepper	English word-name from the spice and pepper plant	Unisex	English
130	Phoenix	Phoenix	Male	Greek
131	Pink	Pink	Female	English
132	Piper	English occupational surname meaning a player of the pipe or flute	Female	English
133	Pixie	A fairy like creature. Playful and mischievous	Female	English
134	Prince	Royal son	Male	English
135	Purple		Unisex
136	Queen	Female ruler	Unisex	English
137	Rainbow	Rainbow	Unisex	English
138	Raven	The black-plumaged corvid	Unisex	English word name
139	Rex	King	Male	Latin
140	Ringo	Apple, peace be with you	Male	English
141	Rocket	To move swiftly and powerfully	Unisex	English
142	Rocky	English diminutive of Rocco or a nickname suggesting toughness	Male	English nickname
143	Ross	Bluff or Cliff	Male	Gaelic
144	Roxy	Diminutive of Roxana, ultimately from an Old Iranian name meaning 'bright, sh...	Female	English from Old Iranian
145	Ruby	English gemstone name, ultimately from Latin rubeus, 'red'	Female	English / Latin
146	Rufus	Red	Male	Latin
147	Sable	Sable (black)	Unisex	English
148	Sadie	English diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'lady, princess, noblewoman'	Female	English / Hebrew root
149	Sammy	His name is God	Unisex	Hebrew
150	Sandy	Defending men	Male	Greek

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which disco-linked names are available in iDogNames?

Donna, Gloria, Diana, Ross, Nile, Barry, Bee, Sylvester, Patrick, Kylie and Tony all resolve to current local name records.

What are subtle disco dog names?

Sparkle, Goldie, Silver, Neon, Rainbow, Starlight, Flash, Velvet, Satin, Joy, Happy, Party, Magic, Love, Angel and Dream carry light, fashion or celebration.

Is Disco itself in the selectable name pool?

No. The current dog_names table does not contain an exact Disco record, so the page uses other real local names and does not invent an ID.

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