Literary Dog Names
Dog names drawn from book characters and authors.
Origin:English, contracted form of Thomasina
Blake
Meaning: fair-haired, dark
Origin:English
Ellis
Meaning: benevolent
Origin:English surname derived from Elijah or Elias or Welsh
August
Meaning: great, magnificent
Origin:German form of Latin Augustus
Origin:Latin diminutive of Judah
Sawyer
Meaning: woodcutter
Origin:English
Willa
Meaning: resolute protection
Origin:Feminine variation of William
Edith
Meaning: prosperous in war
Origin:English
Juno
Meaning: queen of the heavens
Origin:Latin
Arya
Meaning: noble; air/song
Origin:Sanskrit; Modern variation of Aria
Origin:Catalan and Provencal pet form of Hebrew Anna
Harriet
Meaning: estate ruler
Origin:English variation of French Henriette
Amaryllis
Meaning: to sparkle
Origin:Greek
Dahlia
Meaning: Dahl's flower
Origin:Flower name, from Swedish surname
Madeline
Meaning: high tower or woman from Magdala
Origin:English variation of Magdalen
Alma
Meaning: nurturing, soul
Origin:Latin