|
|
| Name |
Meaning |
Derivations |
Origin |
| Paavo |
Small. A form
of Paul. |
Paav |
Finnish, Latin |
| Pablo |
Small |
Paul, Paley, Paulo |
Spanish |
| Pace |
Born at
Easter time. |
Paice, Payce |
English,
French |
| Pachomai |
Grey |
Pachomay |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Pacifico |
Peaceful |
Pacifica,
Pacific |
Filipino |
| Packard |
One
who packs |
Paco |
|
| Pace |
Born at Easter time |
Paice, Payce, Pacey |
French; Italian |
| Paco |
One
who packs; Bold Eagle. |
Packo, Pako |
Spanish,
Italian; Native American |
| Padarn |
Fatherly |
|
Welsh |
| Paddy |
Noble. The
Irish form of Patrick. |
Paddee,
Paddey, Paddi, Paddie, Padi, Padie, Padriac, Pady, Patrick |
Irish |
| Padget |
Attendant,
Young child. |
Padgett,
Paget (French), Pagett, Paiget, Paigett, Payget, Paygett |
English |
| Padilpa |
Parrot |
Padilpah |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Padraic |
Noble. A form
of Patrick. |
Padraig |
Irish |
| Padre |
Priest |
|
Spanish |
| Padruig |
Noble. A form
of Patrick. |
|
Scottish |
| Padulla |
Stone |
Padula,
Padulah, Padullah |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Pagan |
Country
dweller. |
Paegan,
Paegen, Paegin, Paegon, Paegyn, Paganel, Pagen, Pagin, Pagon, Pagun,
Paigan, Paige, Paigen, Paigin, Paigon, Paigyn, Pain, Paine, Payn,
Payne, Paynel |
Latin |
| Page |
Attendant,
Young child. The masculine form of Paige. |
Padge, Paeg,
Paege, Page, Paig, Paige, Pag, Payge |
English |
| Pagiel |
Worships God. |
Paegel,
Paegell, Pagiell, Paigel, Paigell, Paygel, Paygell |
Hebrew |
| Paine |
Country
person. |
Pane, Pain,
Painey, Payn, Payne |
Old French |
| Painter |
Artist who
works with paint. |
Paintar,
Paintor, Payntar, Paynter, Payntor |
English |
| Paki |
Witness |
|
African |
| Pakile |
Royal |
Pakil, Pakill,
Pakyl, Pakyll |
Hawaiian |
| Pal |
Small. A form
of Paul. |
Pali, Palika |
Swedish,
Latin, Hungarian |
| Palaina |
Strong
honour. |
Palainah |
Hawaiian,
Irish |
| Palaki |
Black |
Palakee,
Palakey, Palakie, Palaky |
Polynesian |
| Palash |
Flowery tree. |
|
Hindi |
| Palauni |
Brown |
Palaunie,
Palauny |
Polynesian |
| Palben |
Blond-haired. |
|
Basque |
| Paley |
Small. A form
of Paul. |
Paul,
Pablo, Paulo |
|
| Palladin |
Warrior,
Fighter. |
Palladyn |
Native
American |
| Pallano |
New moon. |
Palano |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Pallaton |
Warrior |
Palleten |
Native
American |
| Palmer |
Palm bearer,
Pilgrim. |
Palm, Palma,
Palmah |
Old English |
| Palmiro |
Born on Palm
Sunday. |
Palmira,
Palmirow, Palmyro |
Latin |
| Palti |
God frees. |
|
Hebrew |
| Panas |
Immortal |
|
Russian |
| Panayiotos |
All holy. |
|
Greek |
| Pancho |
Freedom;
Honest. A form of Frank. |
Panchito |
Spanish,
English; Old English |
| Pancras |
Powerful
strength, All powerful. |
|
Greek |
| Pandu |
Pale |
Pandue |
Sanskrit |
| Pangari |
Soul |
Pangary |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Panos |
Stone. A form
of Peter. |
Pano |
Greek |
| Paolo |
Small. A form
of Paul. |
|
Italian,
Latin |
| Papa |
Earth. |
Pappa |
Polynesian |
| Papacy |
From the
Pope's office. |
|
Latin |
| Papahi |
Mischievous,
Smart. |
Papahy |
Tongan |
| Papiano |
Prosperous
bean grower. A form of Fabian. |
Papian |
Hawaiian,
Latin |
| Pare |
Peeler |
|
English |
| Paris |
Geographical
- the capital of France. |
|
French |
| Park |
Keeper of the
park. A short form of Parker. |
Parc, Parke |
Middle
English |
| Parker |
Keeper
of the park. |
Parkman |
Middle
English |
| Parkin |
Young
Peter, Little stone. |
Parkyn,
Perkin, Perkyn |
English |
| Parlan |
Farmer |
Parlen,
Parlin, Parlon, Parlyn |
Scottish |
| Parle |
Little Peter. |
|
Old French |
| Parley |
To
speak. |
|
|
| Parnell |
Little Peter,
Little stone. |
Parnel,
Parnele, Parnelle |
Middle
English |
| Parr |
From the
barn. |
|
English |
| Parri |
Stream |
Pari, Parrie,
Parry, Pary |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Parrish |
District of
the church. |
Parish,
Parrisch, Parrysh, Parysh |
English |
| Parry |
Son
of Harry, Son of the army ruler; Warding off an attack. |
Paree, Parey,
Pari, Parie, Parree, Parrey, Parri, Parrie, Pary |
Welsh;
English |
| Parson |
Parish
priest. |
|
English |
| Pas |
Dance |
|
Latin |
| Pasang |
Born on a Friday. |
|
Tibetan |
| Pascal |
Easter's
infant, Born at easter time. |
Pascale,
Pascall Pascalle, Pasch, Paschal, Pascoe, Pascual (Spanish), Pashel,
Pascoli, Pasquale (Italian) |
Italian |
| Pascale |
Passover/easter. |
Pasquale |
Italian |
| Pasha |
Small. A form
of Paul. |
Pashah,
Pashenka, Pashka |
Russian,
Latin |
| Pasi |
King |
|
|
| Pastor |
Drawing;
Spiritual leader. |
Pastar,
Paster, Pastir, Pastyr |
English;
Latin |
| Pat |
Little noble
one. A short form of names beginning with "Pat". |
Patt |
Latin |
| Patamon |
Angry |
Pataman,
Patamen, Patamin, Patamyn |
Native
American |
| Pathika |
Wanderer |
|
|
| Pati |
Master |
Patie, Patt,
Patti, Pattie, Patty, Paty |
Sanskrit |
| Patonga |
Small wallaby |
Patongah |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Patrick |
Nobelman |
Padraic,
Padraig, Padruig, Patric, Patrice (French), Patrizio (Italian),
Patrizius (German), Patryc, Patryck |
Latin |
| Patrin |
Trailblazer |
|
Gypsy |
| Patrobas |
Life of his
father. |
Pad, Padd,
Paddi, Paddie, Padi, Padie, Paddy, Pady, Pat, Pati, Patie, Patt,
Patti, Pattie, Patty, Paty, Ric, Rici, Ricie, Rick, Ricki, Rickie,
Ricky, Rik, Riki, Rikie, Riky, Ryc, Ryck, Rycki, Ryckie, Rycky, Ryk,
Ryki, Rykie, Ryky |
Greek |
| Patroclus |
His father's
glory. |
|
Greek |
| Patterson |
Pat's son,
Son of the noble one. |
Paterson,
Patteson |
Irish |
| Pattin |
Leaf |
Patin, Pattyn,
Patyn |
Gypsy |
| Patton |
From the
warrior's town. |
Patan, Paten,
Patin, Paton, Pattan, Patten, Pattin Pattun, Pattyn, Patyn |
Old English |
| Patwin |
Man; Noble
friend. |
Patwyn |
Native
American; Old English |
| Paul |
Small |
Paal, Paavo
(Finnish), Pablo (Spanish), Padra, Padlo (Italian), Paley, Pal, Pall,
Paolo (Italian), Paova (Polynesian), Pauley, Pauli, Paulie, Paulin
(Greek), Paulinas, Paulino (Spanish), Paulinus (Lithuanian), Paulis,
Paull, Paulle, Paulo (Italian, Portuguese), Paulot (French), Paultje
(Dutch), Paval, Pavel (Russian, Bohemian, Polish), Pavelek (Slavic),
Pavelik, Pavlenka (Russian), Pavil, Pavils (Lettish), Pavli
(Estonian), Pavlik (Bohemian), Pavlo, Pavlos (Greek), Pavluschka
(Russian), Pavol, Pawl (Old English), Pawley, Paz, Pewlen, Pol, Poul
(Danish), Pouvylas, Pouw (Dutch), Pouwl, Pouvylas |
Latin |
| Paulo |
Small. Little People. |
Pablo, Paul,
Paley |
Italian, Latin |
| Pave |
Paver |
Paver |
English |
| Pavel |
Small, A form of Paul. |
|
Russian, Polish |
| Pavit |
Purity |
Pavitt, Pavyt, Pavytt |
Hindi |
| Pawel |
Small. A form of Peter. |
Pawelek, Pawell, Pawl |
Polish |
| Pax |
From the town of peace. A
short form of Paxton. |
Paxx |
Latin |
| Paxton |
Son of peace, From the
town of peace. |
Paxtan, Paxten, Paxtin,
Paxtun, Paxtyn |
Latin |
| Payat |
He is coming. |
payatt, Payet, Payett |
Native American |
| Payne |
From the country. |
Pain, Paine, Payn |
Latin |
| Paytah |
Fire |
Pita, Paitah, Payta |
Lakota |
| Payton |
Village warrior. |
|
|
| Paz |
Peace or gold. |
Pax |
Spanish, Latin |
| Peatea |
Polar bear. |
|
Tongan |
| Peadar |
Stone. A form of Peter. |
Peadair, Peadir, Paeador,
Peadyr |
Irish |
| Pearson |
Peter's son, Son of the
stone. |
Pearsson, Pehrson,
Peterson, Pierson, Peirsson, Pyerson |
Scottish |
| Pedahel |
God will redeem. |
Pedahil, Pedahyl |
Hebrew |
| Peder |
Stone. A form of Peter. |
Peadar, Peader, Pedey,
Pedro (Spanish), Peers (English), Peet (Estonian), Peeter (Estonian),
Peir (French), Peirce (English), Pekeio (Hawaiian), Pete (English),
Petr (Bulgarian), Petras, Petros (Greek), Petru (Romanian), Petter
(Norse) |
Scandinavian, Latin |
| Pedro |
Little. A form of Peter. |
Peter, Pete,
Perry, Pierce |
Spanish |
| Peel |
From the castle on the
Scottish border; Stronghold. |
Peal, Peil, Peyl |
Old French; Celtic |
| Peka |
Stone. A form of Peter. |
Pekelo |
Hawaiian |
| Pekeri |
Dream |
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pekka |
Stone. A form of Peter. |
|
Finnish |
| Pelagius |
Of the sea. |
Pelagyus |
Greek |
| Peleke |
Wise helper. |
|
Hawaiian |
| Pelham |
From the stream village;
Pelt, Hide. |
Pelhem, Pelhim, Pelhon,
Pelhym |
Old English |
| Peli |
Happy |
Pelie, Pely |
Latin, Basque |
| Pelias |
Leader |
Pelyas |
Greek |
| Pell |
Mantle, Scarf. |
Pel |
English |
| Pello |
Stone |
|
Greek, Basque |
| Pelton |
From the town by the
pool. |
Peltan, Pelten, Peltin,
Peltyn |
English |
| Pemba |
Born on a Saturday. |
|
Tibetan |
| Pembroke |
A broken hill, From the
headland, Form the hill stream. |
Pembrock, Pembrok |
Celtic, Welsh |
| Pendle |
Hill |
Pendal, Pendel, Penndal,
Penndel, Penndle |
Old English |
| Penley |
From the enclosed meadow. |
Penlea, Penleah, Penlee,
Penleigh, Panli, Panlie, Panly |
English |
| Penmina |
Favourite son. A form of
Benjamin. |
Penminah, Penmyna,
Penmynah |
Hawaiian, Hebrew |
| Penn |
From the enclosure;
Commander; Quill, Pen. |
Pen |
Old English; Old German;
Latin |
| Penrith |
From the chief river
crossing. |
Penryth |
Old Welsh |
| Penrod |
Renowned commander. |
Pennrod |
Teutonic |
| Pentecost |
Whitsuntide |
|
Greek |
| Penwyn |
Blond |
|
Welsh |
| Peopeo |
Bird |
|
Nez Perce |
| Pepe |
God will increase; God
has added a child. The spanish form of Joseph. |
Pepa (Czech), Pepee,
Pepey, Pepi, Pepie, Peppe (Italian), Peppee, Peppey, Peppi, Peppie,
Peppy, Pepy |
Spanish, Hebrew |
| Pepin |
Petitioner, Perseverant
one. |
Pepan, Pepen, Pepon,
Pepyn |
Teutonic |
| Per |
Stone. A form of Peter. |
|
Swedish, Latin |
| Perach |
Flower. |
Pera, Perah |
Hebrew |
| Perben |
Stone |
Perban, Perbin, Perbon,
Perbyn |
Greek, Danish |
| Percival |
Piercing the
valley, Perceptive. |
Parsefal, Parsifal,
Pededur, Perceval, Percivale, Percyval |
Old French |
| Percy |
Piercing the
valley, Perceptive. |
Percee, Percey, Perci,
Percie |
Old French |
| Peregrine |
Foreigner, Wanderer. |
Pelaijo (Italian), Pelgrim (Dutch),
Pellegrino, Peregrin (French), Peregrino, Peregryn, Perergrin,
Perergryn, Pilgrim |
Latin |
| Peretz |
To leap. |
Perez |
Hebrew |
| Perez |
To break through. |
Perezz |
Hebrew |
| Pericies |
Just leader. |
Perycies |
Greek |
| Pericles |
Famous far and wide. |
|
Greek |
| Perkin |
Little Peter, Little
stone. |
Perka, Perkah, Perkins,
Perkyn, Perkyns |
English |
| Perrin |
Little Peter. |
|
Old French |
| Perry |
A rock, Stone. A form of
Peter. A short form of Peregrine, foreigner. |
Peree, Perey, Peri, Perie,
Perree, Perrey, Perri, Perrie, Pery |
Old English, Greek |
| Perseus |
Destroyer |
|
Greek |
| Persis |
From Persia. |
Persys |
Greek |
| Perth |
From the thorn-bush
thicket. |
Pyrth |
Scottish |
| Pervis |
Passage |
Pervys |
Latin |
| Pesach |
One who is spared. |
Pesac, Pessach |
Hebrew |
| Pesekava |
Song |
|
Polynesian |
| Pete |
A rock, Stone. The short
form of Peter. |
Peat, Peet, Peit, Peyt,
Pyet |
English, Latin |
| Peter |
A rock, Stone. |
Feoris, Panos, Parnal,
Parnel, Parrie, Parry, Peadair (Scottish), Pearce (English), Peat,
Peate, Peater, Pedar (Norse, Danish), Peder, Pedo (Estonian), Pedr
(Welsh), Pedrinho (Portuguese), Pedro (Spanish, Portuguese), Peet,
Peete, Peeter, Peer, Peira, Peirce (English), Peit, Peite, Peiter,
Pejo (Illyrian), Pekka (Finnish), Per (Swedish), Perez, Perkin,
Perkins, Perrie (English), Pernal, Pernael, Pero, Perrin (French),
Perromik (Breton), Perry (English), Petai (Illyrian), Petar, Pete,
Peteras, Peterus, Petr (Russian), Petru, Petrus (Greek), Petruscha,
Petruschka, Pewlin (Welsh), Peyt, Peyte, Peyter, Piera (French),
Pieter, Piter, Pyet, Pyete, Pyeter |
English, Latin |
| Pethuel |
With an open mind towards
God. |
|
Hebrew |
| Petiri |
Here |
Petri, Petyri, Petyry |
Shona |
| Peton |
From the warrior's town. |
Peatoan, Peaten, Peatin,
Peaton, Peatun, Peatyn, Petan, Peten, Petin, Petun, Petyn |
Old English |
| Peverell |
Piper, Whistler. |
Peverall, Peverel,
Peveril, PEveryl |
Piper |
| Pewlin |
Small |
Pewlan, Pewlen, Pewlon,
Pewlyn |
Welsh |
| Peyt
"PAY-t" |
From the warrior's
estate, From the toll keeper's town, From the fighting-man's estate. A
short form of Peyton. |
|
Old English |
| Peyton
"PAY-ten"
|
From the warrior's
estate, From the toll keeper's town, From the fighting-man's estate. |
Paeton, Paiton, Payton,
Peiton |
Old English |
| Pezi |
Grass |
|
Sioux |
| Pharaoh |
Ruler |
Faro, Faroh, Pharo,
Pharoh |
Latin, Egyptian |
| Phelan |
Little wolf. |
Felan, Feland, Pheland |
Irish, Celtic |
| Phelps |
Philip's son, Son of the
one who loves horses. |
Felp, Felps, Phelp |
English |
| Phil |
Philip's son, Son of the
one who loves horses, Spokesperson. A short form of Philip. |
|
Hebrew |
| Philip |
Philip's son, Son of the
one who loves horses, Spokesperson. |
Feeleep, Felep, Felip,
Felipe, Felide, Filandras, Filep, Filip, Filippinho, Filippo, Filypas,
Fulip, Fulup, Lip (Italian), Phelippe, Phelp, Phelps (English),
Philipp, Philippe (French), Philippos (Greek), Phillip (Scottish),
Phillipe (French), Phillippe (French), Pip, Piripi (Maori), Phyleap,
Phyleep, Phylip, Phylleap, Phylleep, Phyllip, Phyllp, Phylyp, Pip,
Piripi (Maori) |
Hebrew |
| Philander |
Lover of humankind. A
combination of Phil and Alexander. |
Filander, Fylander,
Phylander |
Greek |
| Philart |
One who loves virtue. |
Filart, Filart, Fylart,
Fylarte, Philaret, Philarte, Phylart, Phylarte |
Greek |
| Philaret |
One |
|
Greek |
| Philemon |
Kiss |
Philamin, Philamina,
Philamine, Philamyn, Philamna, Philmon, Philmyn, Philmyna, Philmyne,
Phylmin, Phylmina, Phylmine, Phylmon, Phylmyn |
Greek |
| Philibert |
Bright |
Filbert, Filberte,
Filbirt, Filbirte, Filburt, Filburte, Filibert, Filiberte, Filibirt,
Filibirte, Filiburt, Filiburte, Fylbert, Fylberte, Fylbirt, Fylbirte,
Fylburt, Fylburte, Fylibert, Fyliberte, Fylibirt, Fylbirte, Fyliburt,
Fyliburte, Philberte, Philbirt, Philberte, Philburt, Philburte,
Philbert, Philiberte, Philibirt, Philibirte, Philiburt, Philiburte,
Phillbert, Phillberte, Phillbirt, Phillbirte, Phillburt, Phillburte,
Phillibert, Philliberte, Phillibirt, Phillibirte, Philliburt,
Philliburte, phylbert, Phylberte, Phylbirt, Phylbirte, Phylburt,
Phlburte, Phylibert, Phyliberte, Phylibirt, Phylibirte, Phylburt,
Phylburte, Phylibert, Phyliberte, Phylibirt, Phylibirte, Phyliburt,
Phyliburte, Phyllbert, Phyllberte, Phyllbirt, Phyllbirte, Phyllburt,
Phyllburte, Phyllibert, Phylliberte, Phyllibirt, Phyllibirte,
Phylliburt, Phylliburte |
Bright |
| Philiman |
Lover of humankind. |
Phileman, Philleman,
Philliman, Phyliman, Phylliman |
Greek |
| Phillips |
Son of Philip. |
|
Old English |
| Philo |
Long friend, Loving,
Friendly. |
Filo, Fylo, Phylo |
Greek |
| Phineas |
Dark-skinned; Prophecy,
Mouth of brass. |
Fineas, Fyneas, Phyneas |
Egyptian, Hebrew |
| Phirun |
Rain |
|
Cambodian |
| Phoebus |
Shining, Pure, Bright, Of
the sun. The masculine form of Phoebe. |
Phoebas, Phoebius |
Greek |
| Phoenix |
Purple, Immortal. |
|
Greek |
| Phuong |
Fragrant |
|
Vietnamese |
| Piao |
Handsome |
|
Chinese |
| Pias |
Fun |
|
Gypsy |
| Pickford |
From the river crossing
near the pick. |
|
Old English |
| Pickworth |
From the woodcutter's
estate. |
|
Old English |
| Picton |
From the town near the
pointy hill. |
Pictan, Picten, Picktown,
Pickun, Pictun, Picktyn, Piktan, Pikten, Piktin, Pikton, Piktown,
Piktun, Piktyn, Pyckton, Pycton, Pyctin, Pyctyn, Pyktin, Pykton,
Pyktyn |
Old English |
| Pie |
Dutiful. The French form
of Pius, devout. |
Pye |
French, Latin |
| Pier |
From the pier. |
|
English |
| Pierce |
Sharp, A rock, Stone.
Another form of Peter. |
|
Old French |
| Piercy |
From the pier hedge. |
|
English |
| Pierre |
A rock, Stone. French
form of Peter. |
Peter |
French |
| Pikoka |
Peacock |
Pikokah, Pykoka, Pykokah |
Tongan |
| Pila |
Wilful. A form of Bill. |
Pilah |
Hawaiian |
| Pilar |
Pillar, Column. |
Pillar, Pylar, Pyllar |
Latin, Spanish |
| Pili |
Second-born child. |
Pyli, Pyly |
Swahili |
| Pillan |
Supreme essence. |
Pilan, Pylan, Pyllan |
Native American |
| Pilpo |
One who loves horses. |
|
Hawaiian, Greek |
| Pin |
Faithful |
Pyn |
Vietnamese |
| Pinchas |
Dark-haired; Oracle. |
Phineas, Pincas, Pinchos,
Pincus, Pinkas, Pinkus, Pynchas |
Egyptian, Hebrew |
| Pindari |
From the high ground. |
Pyndari, Pyndary |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pino |
God adds. |
|
Italian |
| Pinon |
Star constellation. |
|
Native American |
| Pinpi |
Pynpi, Pynpy |
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pio |
Purity |
Pyo |
Latin |
| Pip |
Seed |
|
English |
| Pippin |
Father |
Pippyn |
German |
| Piram |
Fast |
Pyram |
Hebrew |
| Piran |
Prayer |
Peran, Pieran, Pieren,
Pieryn, Pyran |
Irish |
| Pirramurar |
Shield |
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pirrin |
Cave |
Pirryn, Pyrrin, Pyrryn |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pirro |
One with the flaming red
hair. |
Piro, Pyro, Pyrro |
Greek, Spanish |
| Pitney |
From the island of the
strong-willed. |
Pitnee, Pitni, Pitnie,
Pitny, Pytnee, Pytney, Pytni, Pytnie, Pytny |
English |
| Pitt |
From the hollow or pit. |
Pit |
Old English |
| Pius |
Devout |
Pie (French), Pinz
(Breton), Pye, Pyus |
Latin |
| Pizi |
Middle son. |
|
Sioux |
| Placid |
Quiet, Calm, Peaceful. A
short form of Placidus. |
Placyd (Polish) |
English |
| Placidus |
Quite, Calm, Peaceful. |
Placidio (Italian),
Placido (Spanish), Placydius |
Latin |
| Plato |
Strong shoulders, Broad
one, Broad shoulders. |
Platan, Platen, Platin,
Platon, Platun, Platyn |
Greek |
| Platt |
From the flat land. |
Platte |
French |
| Pledge |
Promise |
|
English |
| Pocano |
The spirits are coming. |
|
Pueblo |
| Poesy |
Poetry |
|
Latin |
| Polar |
From the polar region. |
|
Latin |
| Pollard |
Short-haired. |
Polard, Polerd, Pollerd |
Norse |
| Pollock |
Small; Crowned. |
Polick, Pollick, Polloch,
Pollok, Polock, Polok |
Old English, Greek |
| Pollux |
Crowned |
Polux |
Greek |
| Polo |
Alligator; Brave
wanderer. |
Pollo |
African; Timbetan |
| Polona |
Hawk |
Polonah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pomeroy |
From the apple orchard. |
Pomaroy, Pomaroi, Pmeroi |
French |
| Ponce |
Fith-born child. |
|
Spanish |
| Pontus |
Sea God. |
|
Greek |
| Pony |
Small horse. |
Ponee, Poney, Poni, Ponie |
Scottish |
| Porfirio |
Dressed in purple. Purple stone. |
Porfiryo, Porfryio, Porfryo |
Greek |
| Porter |
Door guard. Gate keeper. To carry. |
|
Latin |
| Porthos |
Ocean |
|
|
| Pov |
Earth |
|
Gypsy |
| Pshita |
Cherished |
PPoshitah |
Sanskrit |
| Posin |
Old grandfather elephant |
|
Chinese |
| Posoa |
Friendly. Flirt. |
Posoah |
Polynesian |
| Potiki |
Youngest child. |
Potily |
Maori |
| Poutini |
Green stone. |
Poutiny, Poutyny |
Polynesian |
| Pov |
Earth |
|
Gypsy |
| Powa |
Wealthy |
Powah |
Native American |
| Powell |
Son of Howell. Little alert one. |
Powal, Powall, Powel,
Powil, Powill, Powyl, Powyll |
Celtic |
| Powhatan |
Where the powwow is being held. |
|
Algonquin |
| Prabhat |
Dawn light. |
|
Hindi |
| Pradeep |
Light |
|
Hindi |
| Pradosh |
Night light. |
|
Hindi |
| Pradyuma |
Son of Krishna. |
|
Sanskrit |
| Prajwal |
Extreme brightness, Brilliant,
Dazzling, Lustrous |
|
Hindi |
| Prakash |
Light |
|
Sanskrit |
| Pramad |
Joy |
|
Hindi |
| Praman |
Wisdom |
Pramanah |
Polynesian |
| Pramana |
Wisdom |
|
Indonesian |
| Pramod |
Happy |
|
Hindi |
| Prantin |
Wonder |
Prantyn |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Prasad |
Brilliant |
|
Hindi |
| Prashant |
Calm and composed. |
|
Hindi |
| Pratap |
Great |
|
Hindi |
| Pravat |
History |
|
Thai |
| Pravin |
Capable |
Pravyn |
Hindi |
| Praxedes |
Active |
Praxiteles |
Greek |
| Prem |
Love |
|
Hindi |
| Premysl |
First born. |
|
Czech |
| Prentice |
Apprentice |
Prentis, Prentise,
Prentiss, Prentyc, Prentyce, Prentys, Prentyse |
Middle English |
| Prescott |
Priest's cottage. |
Prescot |
Old English |
| President |
Leader of a nation or
company/corporation. |
|
English |
| Presley |
From the meadow of the
priest. |
Preslea, Presleah,
Preslee, Presleigh, Presli, Preslie, Presly |
English |
| Preston |
Priest's town. |
Prestan, Presten, Prestin,
Prestyn |
English |
| Prewitt |
Little brave one, Little
valiant one. |
Preuet, Prewet, Prwett,
Prewit, Prewyt, Prewytt, Pruit, Pruitt, Pruyt, Pruytt |
French |
| Priam |
The king of Troy. |
|
Greek |
| Price |
Son of the ardent one,
Passion's son. |
Pryce |
Welsh |
| Primo |
First-born child. The
masculine form of Prima. |
Primus, Prymo |
Italian |
| Prince |
Chief, First in rank. |
Prins, Prinse, Prynce,
Pryns, Prynse |
Latin |
| Priscus |
Ancient |
Pryscus |
Latin |
| Priyange |
He who has beautiful features |
|
Sinhala |
| Probus |
Honest |
|
Latin |
| Proctor |
Leader, Administrator,
Steward. |
Proctar, Procter |
Latin |
| Prokop |
Progressive |
|
Czech |
| Prometheus |
Forethought |
|
Greek |
| Prosper |
Wealthy |
|
English |
| Prospero |
Successful |
|
Latin |
| Pryor |
The head of the priory. |
Prior |
Latin |
| Pshita |
Cherished |
Poshitah |
Sanskrit |
| Puluke |
Dweller at the dense
shrubs. A form of Bruce. |
Puluc |
Hawaiian, English |
| Puluno |
Brown |
|
Hawaiian |
| Pumeet |
Purity |
|
Sanskrit |
| Punawai |
Water |
|
Hawaiian |
| Puriri |
New Zealand sheok tree. |
|
Maori |
| Purusha |
Man |
Purushah |
Sanskrit |
| Purvis |
Provider |
Purvise, Purviss, Purvys,
Purvyss |
English, French |
| Pushkara |
Blue lotus. |
Pushkarah |
Sanskrit |
| Putnam |
Dweller by the pond; Tree
pruner. |
Putnem, Putnum |
Old English, Latin |
| Pwyll |
Prudent |
Pwill |
Welsh |
| Pyralis |
Of fire |
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