Names for Danish–Swedish Farmdog puppies based on unique popularity

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• Licht

  German word meaning 'light'.
  
  

• Elf

  In Germanic mythology, a supernatural being or spirit. Implies magic, small stature, or mischief. (E.g., Buddy the Elf).
  
  

• Quantum

  Latin for 'how much' or 'greatness'. In physics, a discrete packet of energy or matter.
  
  

• Mantis

  From the Greek word for 'prophet' or 'diviner'. Also the name of the praying mantis insect. A Marvel Comics superheroine, a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
  
  

• Haste

  English word for ''excessive speed or urgency of movement or action''. Derived from Old French 'haster' ('hurry').
  
  

• Chuchu

  A simple, cute, repetitive syllable, often used to describe kissing sounds or a sweet nature.
  
  

• Mustard

  English word for the condiment and seeds. Derived from Old French 'moustarde', referring to the 'must' (fermented grape juice) used in preparation.
  
  

• Duende

  Spanish for a '''goblin''' or '''sprite'''. Also refers to a heightened state of emotion, expression, or authenticity in art, particularly Flamenco.
  
  

• Bada

  Native Korean name, meaning 'sea' or 'ocean'.
  
  

• Lúmina

  Derived from the Latin 'lumen', meaning '''light''' or '''lamp''' (Lúmina). Implies brightness, intelligence, and guidance.
  
  

• Jester

  A professional fool or clown employed to entertain a monarch or noble (court jester). Derived from Old French 'geste' ('exploit, tale').
  
  

• Laser

  An acronym for 'Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation'. Suggests high energy and precision.
  
  

• Jinxie

  A playful variation of the word ''Jinx'', meaning 'a person or thing that brings bad luck'. Origin is uncertain, possibly related to 'jynx' (wryneck bird).
  
  

• Scribble

  English word meaning 'to write or draw carelessly or hurriedly'. Derived from Latin 'scrībere' ('to write').
  
  

• Dart

  English word for a small, pointed missile, or the action of moving ''suddenly and swiftly''.
  
  

• Pan

  Greek God of the wild, shepherds and flocks, often depicted with goat legs. The name means 'all'. Also the name of the boy in 'Peter Pan'.
  
  

• Leptón

  Spanish/Portuguese word for '''Lepton''' (Leptón). A type of fundamental particle that includes electrons and neutrinos. Derived from Greek 'leptós' ('''small''' or '''light'''). Implies small size, speed, and fundamental nature.
  
  

• Dizzy

  The nickname of John Birks Gillespie (1917–1993), the jazz trumpeter. English word meaning 'giddy' or 'confused', referring to his energetic style.
  
  

• Gluón

  Spanish/Portuguese word for '''Gluon''' (Gluón). A fundamental particle that mediates the strong nuclear force, 'gluing' quarks together. Derived from the English '''glue'''. Implies binding strength, connection, and a sticky, powerful nature.
  
  

• Fiddle

  Informal term for a ''violin'', especially one used to play folk music. Derived from Old English 'fidele'.
  
  

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