Introduction
Fiji Dog Names in Pop Culture
Poppy Popstar wasn't always, well, a star. She didn't always have thousands of followers, or a Facebook page dedicated to her glory. No, before Poppy became an icon in Fiji, she was an abused dog. Her previous owner, for whatever reason, chopped off her nose and ears, and almost starved her to death.
As a result, Poppy Popstar doesn't look like a normal dog anymore. She still acts like one, and she certainly has a heart of gold and nothing but love to give people, even after everything she went through... But she is definitely a sight. One that makes animal lovers everywhere feel both extreme sadness, and humility over. The fact that she can stand there and play with her new loving family, be friendly to strangers, and give the human race another shot, is purely inspirational.
To this day, no one knows exactly where in Fiji Poppy was born, but what is known is that she was severely abused while living with her maniac former owner. As a result, she was taken away to safety, rescued by the Animals Fiji Clinic in Nadi, Fiji, that she is now the official spokes-dog for. She is by far, and for obvious reasons, Fiji's most popular dog. And ironically enough, she only gained recognition once she was adopted by a new family, who promptly took her to Queensland, Australia, where they live.
But her life has been great ever since. Like a daydream. She got a new nose, through reconstructed surgery. It still looks off, but it's a million times better than before. Her life now consists of playing with other dog friends, travelling, going for walks, playing in the park, and posting about other dog cases, including animals in need, and chances to donate to the Fiji clinic that saved her life. Things like blankets go a long way for the animals in need on the island, most of which don't have homes. Poppy Popstar is one lucky dog, and certainly deserves only the best.
Fiji Dog Name Considerations
The good news is that it doesn't need to be that way. If you want to find the middle ground, you need to start with what you know. It could be the dog's breed, age, gender, personality, and favorite games and toys. You may want to name your dog after specific regions, or cultures. Maybe even pop culture, like music and movies. Whatever you want to focus on, make sure that becomes your objective. That cuts down on research time. No more getting lost and sidetracked online by other name genres and ideas, you're just focusing on - in this case - Fiji names.
Finally, don't limit yourself to the first name you like. Make a list of a few options for both males and females to be safe. You never know which name will match the dog the best!
Male Fiji Dog Names
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Dewil
Appertaining to deity, divine, virtuous
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Edhit
Grown up
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Etak
Rushing, darting, keen on speed
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Falig
Cask or leather bag that holds fluids
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Havyash
Oblation eater
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Int
Sought, wished, desired, requested
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Ishtu
Desire, wish
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Joni
Fijian form of John
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Khadyot
Sun; firefly
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Khyat
Renowned, famed, well-known
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Kona
Fijian form of the Irish name O'Connor
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Meedhvas
Bountiful, liberal, bestowing riches
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Nete
Fijian form of the name Ned
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Niyan
A way, access, arrival
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Osh
Shining, combustion, burning
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Semesa
Fijian form of the name James
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Shamath
Counsellor, minister; someone who brings forth tranquility and silence
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Taito
Polynesian and Melanesian form of Titus
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Tevita
Tongan and Fijian form of David
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-1 |
Advayu
Free from double dealings; sincere
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-1 |
Ahladit
Delighted, rejoiced
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-1 |
Aishik
Related to lord Shiva, or divine
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-1 |
Alexade
Derived from Alex; defender of men
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-1 |
Apenisa
Fijian form of the name Ebenezer
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-1 |
Dahuk
Bird gallinule (a bird that's grey and brown in color, with an orange beak)
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-1 |
Davith
A handsome and educated man
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Davadoot
Angel; messenger of God
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Dimbh
A young boy or infant
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-1 |
Dimp
To enjoy collecting and throwing
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-1 |
Dith
A handsome, dark-complexioned man
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Female Fiji Dog Names
Votes | Name | Vote |
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Litia
Fijian form of Lydia
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Yasi
Fijian word for sandalwood
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Avana
Feminine form of Avan, or Evan
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Dikkarika
Young woman; youth
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Dishana
Instructor in sacred knowledge
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Elisapeci
Fijian form of Elizabeth; introduced to Fiji by British settlers in the 1800's
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Esiteri
Fijian form of Esther
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Fantasha
Variant of Fantasia, influenced by Tasha
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Josivini
Fijian form of Josephine
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Kalolaina
Fijian form of Caroline
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Kasanita
Starting a fire
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Keresi
Grace; introduced by settlers
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Khyatini
Famed, celebrated lady, well-known
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Makereta
Fijian form of Margaret
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Mridva
Delicate, gentle, soft
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Sereana
It means "song" in Fijian
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Shelini
From the Indian name Shalini
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Tarlae
Princess
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Oshna
Warm, tepid
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Ojayati
Powerful, strong, capable
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Miriama
Variant form of Miriam
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Naise
Fijian form of Nancy
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Maraia
Variant of Mariah
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Fulli
Expanding, blossoming
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Dodahi
A flute
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Emele
Variant of Emily
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Kshanta
Patient one
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Osha
Shining, burning
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Selai
Wind, windy
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-1 |
Sovaia
Fijian form of Sophia
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