Top 50 German Dog Names for Girl Puppies with Meanings

If you love German beer, cars or culture, we’ve got great German dog names for you!

•     Trudy (spear of strength)
•     Trudi (strong spear warrior)
•     Hilda (battle woman)
•     Olinda (protector of property)
•     Sigrid (beautiful victory)
•     Klara (bright)
•     Vera (faith, truth)
•     Zenzi (to spring up, grow)
•     Emily (industrious)
•     Ida (industrious one)
•     Zelda (gray fighting maid)
•     Agatha (good)
•     Gretchen (pearl)
•     Katrin (great beauty)
•     Greta (pearl)
•     Amara (eternal, immortal)
•     Nia (bright)
•     Sonje (wisdom)
•     Petra (solid as rock)
•     Marlene (from the high tower)
•     Winifred (peaceful friend)
•     Elvira (closed up)
•     Schatzie (little sweetheart)
•     Millie (gentle strength)
•     Ava (life)

•     Senta (assistant)
•     Selma (devine protector)
•     Heidi (noble and serene)
•     Lotti (little woman)
•     Dagmar (famous, glorious)
•     Aubrey (noble)
•     Ula (pearl)
•     Wanda (wanderer)
•     Carol (farmer)
•     Leona (lioness)
•     Beatrix (she who brings happiness)
•     Bernadette (brave as a bear)
•     Wilma (bold protector)
•     Winola (charming friend)
•     Tilli (battle maiden)
•     Alberta (noble and bright)
•     Gertrude (beloved warrior)
•     Helga (pious)
•     Anka (purse)
•     Marta (lady)
•     Sascha (defender of mankind)
•     Romey (obstinate, rebellious)
•     Liesel (pledged to God)
•     Christa (form of Christina)
•     Kaja (alive)

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