Dog names

The dog name "Age" comes from Old High German and means "terror" or "fear". It was often used for large and strong dogs that were used as guard dogs or hunting dogs. Today, the name "Age" is rather rare and is usually chosen for dogs with a courageous or spirited character.

The dog name "Ahmano" has its origins in the Hawaiian language and means "gift from heaven". It is a popular name for dogs that are very friendly, loyal and affectionate. Ahmano is a name that is suitable for both males and females. It goes particularly well with dogs with a light-colored coat or a cheerful disposition.

The dog name "Aico" has several possible origins and meanings. One variant is that it is derived from the Japanese word "aiko", which means "love child" or "beloved child". This suits a dog that is very affectionate and loyal. Another variant is that it is derived from the Celtic word "aich", which means "oak". This suits a dog that is strong and steadfast. A third variant is that it is derived from the Hawaiian word "aiko", which means "happy" or "joyful". This suits a dog that is fun-loving and cheerful.

The dog name "Ajbo" is an abbreviation for "Aktion Jugendbewegung Ost". This was a political organization in the GDR that campaigned for more democracy and freedom. The members of Ajbo were often persecuted by state security and had to live underground. Some of them gave their dogs the name Ajbo as a sign of resistance and solidarity.

The dog name "Ajborn" is a variant of "Alborn", which in turn is derived from "Albern". This means "of noble birth" or "of noble nature". The name is particularly common in Scandinavia, where it also occurs as a family name. Ajborn is a suitable name for a dog that is loyal, courageous and friendly.

The dog name "Ajosch" is a male name that is particularly popular with Hovawart breeds. The name comes from Slavic and means "the protector". A well-known dog with this name is Ajosch von den Heidepiraten, a male Hovawart born in 2011 and registered in the VDH / FCI breeding association. The name Ajosch sounds similar to Ajoscha or Dajosch, which are also Slavic names. The name Ajosch suits a dog that is loyal, courageous and alert.

The dog name "Akascho" comes from the Japanese and means "red butterfly". It is often used for dogs with red fur or red markings that are lively and playful. The name also suits dogs that originate from Japan or Asia or have a connection to this culture.

The dog name "Akin" has various meanings and origins. In Turkey, it means "the stormy one" or "the attacker" because it is derived from the word akın for "onslaught, assault, attack". In Nigeria, it means "the brave" or "the hero" because it is a West African language. The name is therefore suitable for both courageous and spirited dogs. It is short, easy to pronounce and sounds friendly.

The dog name "Akir" has a Scottish origin and means "anchor". It is a rare name in Germany. The name Akir sounds similar to other names of Arabic origin, such as Baakir, Shaakir or Zakir. The name Akir has no known name day, but some famous personalities have similar names, such as the Japanese origami master Akira Yoshizawa or the Colombian singer Shakira.

The name "Akkord" is an unusual and creative name for a dog. It can have different meanings depending on how you interpret it. One possible meaning is that the dog is harmonious and musical, like a chord in music. Another meaning is that the dog is fast and efficient, like a chord in work. A third meaning is that the dog has a special bond with its owner, like a chord in a relationship. The name "chord" can therefore emphasize different aspects of the dog and give it an individual character.

The name Akron is an African name meaning "the one born as the ninth". It is a masculine first name that is suitable for both large and small dogs. Akron is a bold and loyal dog who loves his owner. The name Akron is not very common, but it sounds beautiful and is easy to call.