100+ Cute Names for Blue, Gray, Merle and Silver Dogs
Perhaps your blue dog enjoys jumping in the water or spending time outside on a cool, fresh day. No matter what he likes, one of these blue names is sure to match!
1. Levi
The Hebrew descent moniker Levi appears in the Jewish Bible and the Christian Old Testament meaning "Joined."
2. Rapid
Derived from the Latin word rapere, Rapid refers to "Hurry away" or "Seize".
3. Blue
Originating from American and Old English roots, Blue is a boy's name which symbolizes "The color blue."
4. Jay
Jay is of Latin origin masculine name meaning "Crested bird."
5. Stitch
The name originating from the Old English word stack, Stitch means "Sharp pain" or "Stabbing pain".
6. Blume
Blume is a female given name of Hebrew and Yiddish origin which means "Flower."
7. Tidal
Tidal is a Biblical name that refers to "Knowledge of elevation".
8. Diver
Originating from the Middle English word diver, this moniker translates to "Rope dancer."
9. Polar
According to the Hindu religion, Polar means "North poles" and "South poles."
10. Dodger
The boy's name Dodger is of English origin meaning "One who avoids."
11. Frost
The gender-neutral English name Cove refers to "Small bay."
12. Jack
With the meaning "God is gracious", Jack is a male name of British origin.
13. Terry
The unisex name of British origin Terry means "Power of the tribe."
14. Fisher
Fisher is an occupational name that is famous in numerous languages such as Dutch Visser. Hungarian Halasz, German Fischer, and Italian Pescatore. This moniker is also known as "Fisherman."
15. Baltic
Baltic comes from Scandinavian and Eastern Europe meaning "Armour" or "Protection."
16. Blizzard
The personal name derives from the Middle English word iblescede which means "To make sacred."
17. Habor
The meaning of the Biblical name Habor is "A companion" or "A partaker".
18. Frost
Frost is of German, British, and Norse descent which is for both boys and girls meaning "Freezing."
19. Wilber
"Bright" or "Willful" are the meanings of the German-origin name Wilber.
20. Bay
The name for both boys and girls of British descent is also called "Bathe".
21. Bates
Bates is the English diminutive of Bartholomew which is derived from the Old English word Bat meaning "Boat".
22. Beck
The unisex name originating from Hebrew and German Beck means "Stream" or Brook."
23. Trent
The British-origin boy's name is also referred to as "Traveler", "The Flooder", Or "Trespasser."
24. Wade
The masculine name of English and Scandinavian roots Wade is a popular given name that is derived from the word wadan. This means "To go" or "Ford."
