Long Names for Beagle

Alexander means 'defender of men'. It conveys strength and protection, fitting a loyal beagle. The name suggests a courageous companion ready to guard and stand by his family.

From Greek 'Alexandros', meaning 'defender of men'.

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'.

Maximilian comes from Latin for 'the greatest'. It implies excellence and might. The name suggests a strong, confident dog who aims high and stands out.

From Latin 'Maximus', meaning 'greatest'.

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'.

Theodore means 'gift of God'. It conveys kindness and generosity, fitting a loving beagle. The name suggests a gentle, benevolent dog who feels like a blessing to his family.

From Greek 'Theodoros', meaning 'gift of God'.

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.

Montgomery is of French origin meaning 'Gumarich’s mountain'. It has a dignified, historical ring. The name suggests a dog with strength and character.

From Old French, meaning 'Gumarich’s mountain'.

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'.

Bartholomew is of Aramaic origin meaning 'son of Tolmai'. It has a timeless feel. The name suggests a solid, traditional character with strength.

From Aramaic, meaning 'son of Tolmai'.

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'.