Female Names for Beagle

Daisy, like the flower, symbolizes cheer and innocence, which suits the beagle’s playful, gentle disposition. This name evokes bright, happy energy and highlights the breed’s affectionate friendliness as it blossoms into the heart of any family.

From Old English "dægeseage" meaning "day’s eye" (referring to the flower’s petals opening with the sun).

Hazel brings to mind earthy warmth, fitting the beagle’s chestnut coat and kind brown eyes. The name conveys a gentle, natural charm that matches this breed’s affectionate calm. Hazel suggests a loyal companion who grounds its family with a steady, comforting presence, much like a sturdy hazel tree.

From Old English 'hæsel' meaning the hazel tree or nut; used to describe the plant and its color.

Luna means moon in Latin, evoking mystery and calm—traits that suit a contemplative beagle. The name highlights the breed’s graceful presence, similar to how moonlight softly illuminates the night. Beagles often have bright white-tipped tails and gentle expressions, and naming one Luna suggests a serene loyalty and quiet beauty in its demeanor.

From the Latin word for moon. In Roman mythology, Luna is the goddess of the moon, giving this name a celestial origin.

Molly is a diminutive of Mary, often interpreted as 'sea of bitterness' or simply meaning beloved. The name feels warm and friendly, fitting the beagle’s role as a devoted family companion. Molly suggests a loving, gentle spirit, reflecting the breed’s affectionate and reliable nature. It implies a pup who will be treasured and doted upon by its owners.

Originally a diminutive of Mary (Hebrew origin meaning 'bitter' or 'beloved'), Molly became a popular pet name in English.

Sadie is traditionally a diminutive of Sarah, meaning 'princess'. It brings a regal warmth to the beagle’s energetic nature. The name suggests a spirited yet affectionate pup—much like a little princess in the family. Given the breed’s friendly loyalty and playful charm, Sadie could embody both grace and mischief, fitting for a dog that rules the household with love.

Originally a diminutive of Sarah (Hebrew for 'princess'), Sadie became an independent name with a playful character.

Willow refers to the graceful, resilient tree, symbolizing strength and flexibility. It suits the beagle’s athletic yet gentle nature. The breed’s sleek physique and agile movements mirror a willow’s elegant flow, and the name implies a loyal companion who bends with life’s adventures yet stands strong in devotion.

Derived from Old English 'welig', meaning the willow tree. It carries connotations of grace, flexibility, and nature.

Poppy is a bright flower name symbolizing joy and fun. It suits the beagle’s lively, affectionate nature. Just as a red poppy stands out vividly in a field, a beagle named Poppy would bring energy and cheer to any walk. The name conveys a sense of playfulness and vibrant spirit, matching the breed’s bouncy personality.

From the English word for the poppy flower, derived from Latin 'papaver'. The flower’s name has associations with relaxation and remembrance.

Pepper is a zesty spice name, perfect for a beagle’s lively personality. The breed often has black spots on its coat, reminiscent of pepper sprinkled on white. This name suggests a dog with spunk and energy—beagles are spirited and curious, so a Pepper would likely be playful and bold. It highlights the breed’s feisty, fun-loving side.

From Old English 'pipor' and Latin 'piper', meaning the pepper spice. The name evokes zest and liveliness, like the spice it’s named after.

Lucy comes from the Latin word for light, suggesting brilliance and warmth. It suits the beagle’s bright expression and lively personality. A beagle named Lucy brings to mind a cheerful, shining presence—much like the breed’s merry character in cartoons. The name evokes friendliness and joy, fitting a dog that lights up the home.

"Lucy" is derived from Latin 'lux', meaning light. The name carries connotations of brightness and illumination.

Ruby, the gemstone, evokes richness and warmth, matching the beagle’s reddish-brown coat. The name suggests passion and energy—qualities befitting this spirited breed. Just as a ruby stands out with its deep red hue, a beagle named Ruby would bring vibrant presence to a family. It highlights the dog’s bold, affectionate nature.

From Latin 'ruber', meaning red. Ruby is the name of a precious red gemstone, symbolizing love and vitality.

Belle means 'beautiful' in French. It fits the beagle’s sweet, appealing looks—big pleading eyes and a soft expression. The name suggests grace and charm, reflecting the breed’s elegant tri-color coat and friendly demeanor. It emphasizes how the dog’s beauty and lovable personality would capture hearts.

From French 'belle', meaning 'beautiful'. The name emphasizes grace and loveliness, much like the dog’s demeanor.

Ginger refers to both the warm spice and a reddish color, fitting a beagle’s tan coat. The name implies a lively, spirited pup. With its spicy connotation, Ginger matches the beagle’s energetic and affectionate nature. It suggests a dog with a bit of zest—playful and bold, yet sweet and comforting like its namesake spice.

From Old English 'gingifer', via Latin and Greek, meaning the spice ginger. The name suggests warmth and vitality.

Harriet is the female form of Henry, meaning 'home ruler'. The name conveys confidence and strength. It fits the beagle’s loyal, courageous nature. A beagle named Harriet would likely carry herself with a dignified air, as if she knows she’s an important member of the family. The name suggests she will faithfully watch over her loved ones with poise.

From Germanic roots 'heim' (home) and 'ric' (ruler), meaning 'ruler of the household'.

Nova means a star that suddenly becomes very bright. It suggests brilliance and energy—qualities fitting a beagle’s vibrant personality. The name implies a joyful spark and quick wit. A beagle named Nova would likely light up her household with enthusiasm and charm, much like the star after which she’s named.

From Latin 'nova' meaning 'new'; in astronomy, a nova is a star that suddenly brightens. The name suggests brightness and wonder.

Echo refers to both the mythological nymph and a repeated sound. It suits the beagle’s vocal personality—every bark or howl seems to echo in the air. The name suggests a dog with a strong, expressive voice and persistent spirit. A beagle named Echo would likely make her presence known through charming calls, reflecting the breed’s communicative, outgoing nature.

From the Greek myth of Echo, a nymph who could only repeat sounds. The name evokes resonance and repetition.

Zuzu is a playful, whimsical name, evoking joy and uniqueness. It suggests a pup full of spirit and friendliness. The name fits a beagle’s quirky charm—imagine a fun-loving dog always ready to brighten your day. Zuzu has an endearing sound, capturing the breed’s warmth and cheerful personality.

A whimsical, modern name (famously used in the film "It’s a Wonderful Life"). It has no specific origin but is often associated with charm and affection.

Waffles is a fun, lighthearted name suggesting sweetness and warmth. It suits a beagle’s affectionate, easygoing nature. The name brings to mind cozy mornings and happy tails—it implies a dog who’s comforting and delightful, much like the favorite breakfast treat.

From Middle Dutch 'wafel', meaning a batter-cake. The name is playful and conjures images of a cozy breakfast.

Wiggles emphasizes movement and joy, fitting a beagle who never stops wagging. It suggests a perpetually happy pup. The name conveys cheerfulness and warmth: Wiggles would likely greet everyone with a playful wiggle, matching the breed’s bouncy energy and friendly nature.

From the English word 'wiggle', meaning to move with small, rapid motions. The name highlights liveliness and happiness.

Spaghetti is a whimsical name referencing the long pasta. It adds humor, reflecting the beagle’s fun-loving side. The name suggests a dog with an appetite, ready to enjoy treats. It highlights a playful spirit and perhaps a silly trait—just as the pasta strands are long and winding, this pup might love to dance and play.

Italian plural of 'spaghetto', meaning 'thin string' or 'twine'. The name is playful and fun, often used affectionately for pets.

Bella is Italian for 'beautiful'. The name captures the beagle’s endearing looks and sweet expression. Bella suggests grace and charm, reflecting the breed’s gentle personality and lovely appearance.

Italian for 'beautiful', derived from Latin 'bella'. The name conveys loveliness and charm.

Pupcake is a cute play on 'cupcake', suggesting sweetness and delight. It implies a pup who’s as sweet and comforting as a favorite treat. The name fits a warm, affectionate beagle who brings joy to her family.

A pun on 'cupcake', substituting 'pup'. It has no separate origin, but suggests sweetness and affection.

Cupcake is a sweet, endearing name, suggesting something small, delightful, and comforting. It matches a beagle’s loving, cheerful nature. The name implies a pup who’s a treat to be around and brings sweetness wherever she goes.

From the dessert cupcake. The name is used affectionately for pets to convey sweetness and joy.

Bluebell is a flower name that suggests delicacy and beauty. It fits a beagle with a gentle disposition and charming eyes. The name conveys grace and natural charm, matching the breed’s sweet, lively personality.

Named after the bluebell flower. The name implies freshness, beauty, and a connection to nature.

Mochi is a soft, sweet Japanese rice treat. The name suggests something soft, cuddly, and delightful—qualities perfect for a beagle. It matches a pup who’s sweet on the outside and even sweeter in personality.

Named after the Japanese rice cake 'mochi'. The name implies sweetness and a soft, chewy texture.

Kiki is a playful, short name that suggests bubbly energy. It fits a beagle’s spirited, joyful personality. The name is easy to call and highlights the dog’s lively and friendly nature.

A modern, energetic name with no single origin. The name is often associated with fun and playfulness.

Honey is a sweet, endearing term, suggesting warmth and affection. It matches a beagle’s loving nature. The name implies a pup who’s precious and comforting, much like the sweetness and warmth of honey itself.

From the word for the sweet viscous substance. As a name, it implies sweetness, warmth, and affection.

Ivy is named for the climbing plant, suggesting vitality and growth. It suits a beagle’s lively spirit. The name implies an enduring, tenacious friend—much like ivy that climbs and endures, this dog will stick by her family through everything.

Named after the ivy plant. As a name, it implies strength, growth, and connection to nature.

Arabella means 'yielding to prayer' in Latin. It sounds elegant and romantic, matching a gentle beagle’s demeanor. The name conveys grace and kindness, fitting a dog who brings beauty and compassion.

From Latin 'Aria Bella', meaning 'beautiful air' or a variant of 'yielding to prayer'.

Penelope is derived from a Greek name meaning 'weaver'. In mythology, Penelope was loyal and patient. The name suggests a faithful, clever companion who brings comfort through loyalty.

From Greek 'Penelopeia', related to 'penelops' meaning 'weaver'.

Seraphina means 'fiery' or 'ardent' in Hebrew. It suggests warmth and passion. The name fits a beagle’s spirited and loving nature, implying a bright, lively companion.

From Hebrew 'seraph', meaning 'fiery' or 'burning ones'. Often associated with angelic beings.

Isabella means 'pledged to God'. It sounds regal and elegant, matching a refined beagle. The name implies grace and devotion, fitting a loving and poised dog.

From Hebrew 'Elisheba', meaning 'God is my oath'.

Anastasia is Greek for 'resurrection' or 'rebirth'. It sounds regal and timeless. The name suggests a dog with a noble spirit and renewal of joy.

From Greek 'Anastasis', meaning 'resurrection' or 'rebirth'.

Lady suggests nobility and kindness. It fits a gentle, well-mannered beagle. The name implies grace and affection, suitable for a beloved family pet.

English for a woman of high rank or refinement. Used as a name to convey grace and nobility.

Juliet is a Shakespearean name meaning 'youthful'. It conveys romance and gentleness. The name suggests a loving, graceful companion who is heartfelt and kind.

From French, diminutive of Jules or Julia, meaning 'youthful'.

Athena is the Greek goddess of wisdom and courage. The name suggests intelligence and bravery. It fits a beagle who is clever and courageous, implying a wise, faithful companion.

Named after Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom and courage.

Cleopatra is the name of the famous Egyptian queen, signifying royalty and charisma. The name suggests a dog with a strong, captivating presence.

From Greek 'Kleopatra', meaning 'glory of the father'.

Zara is of Arabic origin meaning 'blooming flower' or 'princess'. The name sounds sleek and stylish. It suggests a dog who is fashionable and elegant.

From Arabic, meaning 'blooming flower' or 'princess'.

Juno is named after the Roman goddess and a NASA space mission. It suggests protection and strength. The name fits a beagle’s brave and nurturing nature.

From Latin, name of a Roman goddess (queen of the gods). Also the name of NASA’s Jupiter mission.

Lyric relates to poetry and music, suggesting melody. The name implies a dog with a harmonious, artistic spirit.

From Greek 'lyrikos', meaning 'singing to the lyre'. It implies a poetic or musical nature.

Robin, like the bird, brings to mind liveliness and charm. The name reflects a beagle’s energetic curiosity and the reddish-brown patches on its coat that mirror a robin’s breast. It suggests a cheerful, faithful companion whose presence is announced with a playful bay, highlighting the breed’s bright personality.

A diminutive of Robert (from Old High German 'Hrodebert') meaning 'bright fame'.

Yodel, a form of musical calling, nods to the beagle’s famously vocal nature. Beagles often bay or howl with excitement rather than barking, much like a cheerful yodel. This name suits a pup with a melodic, expressive personality—someone who greets family with song-like enthusiasm. It highlights the breed’s spirited, friendly character and love of making herself heard.

Derived from the word yodel, a form of singing with rapid pitch changes. It captures the idea of joyful vocal expression.

Zephyr was the Greek god of the west wind, symbolizing a gentle, refreshing breeze. The name fits a beagle’s light, agile nature. It implies freedom and adventure—imagine this dog running through open fields with the wind in her fur. Zephyr suggests speed and grace, reflecting how a beagle moves with effortless energy and joy.

From Greek 'Zephyros', the west wind. The name evokes a gentle breeze and freedom.

Biscuit is a playful name reflecting the beagle’s well-known love of treats. It suggests a sweet, friendly dog who is always ready for a snack. The name conveys warmth and comfort, much like the dog’s presence; a beagle called Biscuit will likely be a cherished source of joy in the home.

From Latin 'biscoctus' meaning twice-cooked, referring to the baked bread. Now it simply means a small, baked treat or cookie.

Pixel refers to the smallest unit of a digital image, reflecting a modern tech theme. It suggests precision and detail. For a beagle, it implies a bright, lively personality with sharp, intelligent eyes.

Derived from "picture element," a term from digital imaging. It signifies small detail with big impact.

Orbit refers to the path of a planet or spacecraft around a celestial body. The name suggests motion and exploration. It fits a beagle’s active nature, implying a dog that loves to run around in circles of excitement.

From the Latin 'orbita', meaning the course or path of an object in space. It implies cyclical motion and exploration.