| Paavo |
Finnish |
Finnish form of Paul. |
| Pablo |
Spanish |
Small. Spanish form of Paul. |
| Pacifico |
Spanish from Latin |
Peaceful. |
| Packard |
Old English |
one who packs |
| Paco |
Native American |
Gold eagle. Also a Spanish nickname of Francis. |
| Paddy |
Latin |
Noble, wellborn. From the name Patrick. |
| Padget |
French |
A young attendant or page. |
| Padgett |
French |
A young attendant or page. |
| Padmakar |
Hindu |
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| Padraig |
Irish Gaelic |
Noble, wellborn. |
| Padruig |
Scottish Gaelic |
Noble, wellborn. |
| Page |
French |
A young attendant or page. A boy or girl's name. |
| Pahniro |
Latin |
Born on Palm Sunday. |
| Paige |
Old English/French |
A young child. French: A young attendant or page. A boy or girl's name. |
| Paine |
Old French |
A countryman. |
| Paki |
Egyptian |
a witness |
| Palani |
Hawaiian |
A free man. |
| Pallav |
Hindu |
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| Palmer |
Old English |
A palm-bearing pilgrim. |
| Palti |
Hebrew |
my escape |
| Pan |
|
The Greek God of nature. |
| Pancho |
Spanish |
Tuft, plume. |
| Pancras |
Greek |
All-powerful. The name of an early saint. |
| Pancrazio |
Italian |
supreme ruler, all powerful |
| Pandarus |
|
From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida. |
| Pandita |
Hindu |
scholar |
| Pandya |
Hindu |
|
| Pankaj |
Hindu |
lotus flower |
| Panos |
Greek |
a rock |
| Panthino |
|
From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona. |
| Panyin |
Ghanese |
older of twins |
| Paolo |
Italian |
Italian form of Paul. Small. |
| Parag |
Hindu |
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| Paramartha |
Hindu |
great entity |
| Paras |
Hindu |
touchstone |
| Paris |
Greek |
A character in Greek mythology. |
| Park |
Old English |
From the park. |
| Parker |
Old English |
The park-keeper. |
| Parkin |
Old English |
Little Peter. A stone or rock. |
| Parlan |
Gaelic |
ploughman, farmer |
| Parolles |
|
From Shakespeare's play All's Well that Ends Well. |
| Parr |
Old English |
A dweller by the cattle pen. |
| Parri |
Aboriginal |
A stream. |
| Parrish |
Old English |
From the church parish. |
| Parry |
Welsh |
The son of Harry. Army power, or ruler of the army. |
| Parsefal |
Old French |
To pierce the valley. |
| Parsifal |
Old French |
To pierce the valley. |
| Parth |
Hindu |
A name given to Arjun by Lord Krishna |
| Partha |
Hindu |
A name given to Arjun by Lord Krishna |
| Pasang |
Tibetan/Sherpa |
Born on a Friday. A boy or girl's name. |
| Pascal |
Latin |
Born at Easter. |
| Pat |
Latin |
Nobleman. The name of the patron saint of Ireland. |
| Patamon |
Native American |
raging |
| Patern |
Breton |
Padern, Padarn |
| Patony |
Hungarian |
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| Patrick |
Latin |
Nobleman. The name of the patron saint of Ireland. |
| Patroclus |
|
From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida. |
| Patton |
Old English |
A warrior. |
| Paul |
Latin |
Small. Also see Pollock. |
| Paulo |
African |
Place of rest. |
| Pavel |
Polish/Russian/Swedish |
Small. Also see Pollock. |
| Pax |
Latin |
Peace. |
| Paxton |
Old English |
From the estate of the warrior. |
| Payton |
Old English |
A dweller on the warrior's farm. |
| Pazmon |
Hungarian |
right, man |
| Peace |
Latin |
peace |
| Pearce |
Greek |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Peder |
Greek |
stone |
| Pedr |
Welsh |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pedrek |
Cornish/Welsh |
The name of a famous Celtic saint (Petroc). |
| Pedro |
Spanish |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pedrog |
Cornish/Welsh |
The name of a famous Celtic saint (Petroc). |
| Pelin |
Turkish |
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| Pell |
Old English |
A scarf. |
| Pellegrin |
Hungarian |
pilgrim |
| Pelton |
Old English |
From the farm by a pool. |
| Pemba |
Tibetan/Sherpa |
Born on a Saturday. |
| Pembroke |
Celtic |
A broken hill. |
| Penley |
Old English |
From the enclosed meadow. |
| Penn |
Old English |
An enclosure or pen. |
| Penrice |
Cornish |
From the end of the ford. |
| Penrith |
Welsh |
The chief ford. |
| Penrod |
Teutonic |
A famous commander. |
| Penrose |
Cornish/Welsh |
The end or top of the moor. |
| Pentele |
Hungarian |
merciful, lion |
| Penwyn |
Welsh |
The fair-haired one. |
| Pepe |
Spanish |
God shall add. |
| Pepin |
Teutonic |
The petitioner, one who seeks a favour. |
| Pepper |
English |
from the pepper plant |
| Per |
Scandinavian |
Scandinavian form of Peter. A stone or rock. |
| Percival |
Old French |
To pierce the valley. |
| Percy |
Norman |
A Norman surname from a placename. Also from the name Percival. |
| Peregrine |
Latin |
A stranger or pilgrim. Also a type of falcon. |
| Pericles |
|
From Shakespeare's play Pericles. |
| Peril |
Latin |
a trial or test |
| Perri |
English |
wanderer |
| Perry |
Old English/French |
The dweller by the pear tree. Also from the name Peregrine. A boy or girl's name. |
| Perth |
Celtic |
A thornbush thicket. Also cities in Scotland and Western Australia. |
| Pete |
|
A rock. |
| Peter |
Greek |
A stone or rock. One of Christ's apostles. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Petroc |
Cornish/Welsh |
The name of a famous Celtic saint. |
| Petruchio |
|
From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew. |
| Peverall |
French |
A piper. |
| Phelan |
Irish Gaelic |
As brave as a wolf. |
| Phelps |
Old English |
The son of Philip. A lover of horses. |
| Philario |
|
A lover of horses. Also see Phelps and Phillips. |
| Philbert |
Teutonic |
Very bright. |
| Philemon |
Greek |
Loving. |
| Philip |
Greek |
A lover of horses. One of the new testament apostles. Also see Phelps and Phillips. |
| Phillip |
|
A lover of horses. One of the new testament apostles. Also see Phelps and Phillips. |
| Phillips |
Old English |
The son of Philip. A lover of horses. |
| Philo |
Greek |
Loving. |
| Philostrate |
|
From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream. |
| Philotus |
|
From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens. |
| Phineas |
Egyptian/Hebrew |
Egyptian: The Nubian (dark-skinned). Hebrew: An oracle. |
| Phoenix |
Greek |
The legendary bird that rose again from its own ashes. A boy or girl's name. |
| Phuoc |
Vietnamese |
good luck |
| Phuong |
Vietnamese |
destiny |
| Picerious |
Pi |
|
| Pickford |
Old English |
From the ford at the peak. |
| Pierce |
Greek |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Piero |
Italian |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pierpont |
French |
A stone bridge. |
| Pierre |
French |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pierrot |
French |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Piers |
Greek |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pierson |
English |
The son of Peter. A stone or rock. |
| Piet |
Dutch |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pietro |
Italian |
A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson. |
| Pilan |
Native American |
supreme essence |
| Pinch |
|
From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors. |
| Pindan |
Aboriginal |
A desert. |
| Pindari |
Aboriginal |
From the high ground. |
| Pindarus |
|
From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar. |
| Pino |
Italian |
A lover of horses. From the name names such as Filippo. See Philip. |
| Pip |
|
From the name Philip. |
| Piran |
Cornish |
A saint's name. |
| Pisanio |
|
From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline. |
| Pistol |
|
From Shakespeare's play Henry V and Merry Wives of Windsor. |
| Pita |
Maori |
Maori form of Peter. A stone or rock. |
| Pitney |
Old English |
Preserving one's island. |
| Pitt |
Old English |
From the hollow. |
| Pius |
Latin |
Pious, devout. The name of several Popes. |
| Piusz |
Hungarian |
Pious, Pius |
| Piyush |
Hindu |
|
| Placido |
Latin |
Calm, quiet. |
| Plato |
Greek |
Strong shoulders. |
| Platon |
Greek |
broad-shouldered |
| Platt |
Old French |
From the flat land or plateau. |
| Pluto |
Greek |
The mythological God of the underworld. |
| Pol |
Irish Gaelic |
Small. Also see Pollock. |
| Polixenes |
|
From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale. |
| Pollock |
Old English |
Little Paul. Small. |
| Polonius |
|
From Shakespeare's play Hamlet. |
| Pomeroy |
French |
From the apple orchard. |
| Pompey |
|
From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure. |
| Pongor |
Hungarian |
all might |
| Pontius |
Latin |
The fifth. |
| Porter |
French |
The gatekeeper. |
| Powell |
Welsh |
The son of Howell. The eminent one. |
| Powys |
Welsh |
A man from Powys, a Welsh county. |
| Prabhakar |
Hindu |
cause of lustre |
| Prabodh |
Hindu |
|
| Pradeep |
Hindu |
light |
| Praful |
Hindu |
|
| Prakash |
Sanskrit |
Light, or famous. |
| Pramana |
Indonesian |
Wisdom. |
| Pramath |
Hindu |
|
| Pramsu |
Hindu |
A scholar |
| Pranav |
Hindu |
OM |
| Pranay |
Hindu |
love, romance |
| Prasad |
Sanskrit |
Brightness. |
| Prasanth |
Hindu |
|
| Prasata |
Hindu |
father of Draupad |
| Prashant |
Hindu |
|
| Prasoon |
Hindu |
|
| Prassana |
Hindu |
cheerful |
| Pratap |
Hindu |
|
| Pratik |
Hindu |
symbol |
| Pratyush |
Hindu |
|
| Praveen |
Hindu |
proficient |
| Prayag |
Hindu |
|
| Preetish |
Hindu |
|
| Prem |
Sanskrit |
Love. |
| Prentice |
Old English |
Beginner, learning. |
| Prescott |
Old English |
Priest's cottage. |
| Presley |
Old English |
From the priest's meadow. |
| Preston |
Old English |
From the priest's farm or town. |
| Prewitt |
Old French |
valiant one |
| Priam |
Greek |
A mythological king of Troy. |
| Price |
Welsh |
The son of the loving man. |
| Primel |
Breton |
Primael, Privel |
| Primo |
Latin |
The firstborn son. |
| Prince |
Latin |
The first in rank. |
| Prior |
Latin |
The head of a monastery or priory. |
| Prithu |
Hindu |
first Ksatriya, son of Vena |
| Privrata |
Hindu |
son of Satarupa |
| Probert |
Welsh |
The son of Robert. Famous, bright fame. |
| Proctor |
Latin |
The administrator or manager. |
| Proculeius |
|
From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra. |
| Prometheus |
Greek |
Forethought. |
| Prosper |
Latin |
Fortunate. Prosperous. |
| Prospero |
|
From Shakespeare's play The Tempest. |
| Proteus |
Greek |
Changeable. |
| Pryce |
Welsh |
The son of the loving man. |
| Pryderi |
Welsh |
To care for. |
| Pryor |
Latin |
The head of a monastery or priory. |
| Ptolemy |
Greek |
Ptolemus |
| Publius |
|
From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar and Titus Andronicus. |
| Puck |
|
From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream. |
| Pulkit |
Hindu |
|
| Pundarik |
Hindu |
white in colour |
| Puranjay |
Hindu |
|
| Purujit |
Hindu |
conqueror of many |
| Purvis |
Old French |
The purveyor, provider. |
| Pusan |
Hindu |
a sage |
| Puskara |
Hindu |
|
| Putnam |
Old English |
from the sire's estate |
