Eva

Eva is a Latinate form of Eve, from the Hebrew Havvah or Chawwah, meaning 'life' or 'living one.' In the Old Testament, Eve was the first woman, making the name one of the oldest in recorded human history. Eva has been used across Europe from ancient times through the present, appearing in nearly every culture that has been touched by the Judeo-Christian tradition. The name carries a fundamental vitality — the very essence of being alive.

Eva is a name of rare simplicity and depth — just three letters that carry the weight of 'life' itself behind them. It suits a pet with a bright, vital presence: the kind of companion whose arrival in the room immediately makes everything feel more alive. Eva has an international quality that works across cultures without belonging exclusively to any one of them, and its clean, open sound is equally elegant in conversation and easy to call across a yard. This is a name for a pet who is simply, fully, joyfully alive.