Penelope Name for Beagle

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'.

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'.

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'.

Sunny evokes warmth and cheer, just like the beagle’s famously joyful disposition. With its perpetual tail wag and merry expression, a beagle named Sunny seems to carry sunshine wherever it goes, highlighting the breed’s naturally affectionate and lively personality.

Derived from the English word for sunshine, Sunny implies brightness and warmth. It literally recalls the sun’s golden rays and cheer.

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.