Names Starting with P

A person from Pæga's settlement or town.

Finnish form of Paul, derived from the Latin name meaning small or humble.

Small; humble or of modest stature.

Of noble birth.

One who carries palm branches, traditionally a pilgrim who has traveled to the H...

A Spanish diminutive of Francisco, derived from the Germanic name meaning free.

Meaning and etymology uncertain; possibly related to Polynesian languages.

Named after the pansy flower, derived from the French word for thought.

Small or humble.

Small or humble.

An enclosed piece of land for recreation or a Korean surname of uncertain origin...

One who tends a park or enclosed hunting ground.

Relating to Easter or Passover, derived from the Latin word for Passover.

Italian form of Paschal, derived from the Hebrew word for Passover.

Of noble birth or patrician.

A name meaning 'of noble birth' or 'patrician,' derived from the Latin word for ...

Of noble birth.

English diminutive of Patricia, derived from the Latin word for noble.

An English surname derived from a place name or personal name, meaning settlemen...

Small or humble in stature.

Feminine form of Paulus, derived from the Latin word for small or humble.

Small or humble, the feminine form of Paul, derived from the Latin 'paulus' mean...

English place name and surname meaning the settlement of Pæcca or a person name...

A precious white or lustrous gem formed inside an oyster shell.

English surname meaning the son of Pear or Peter, derived from the personal name...

Stone or rock.

A pearl, derived from the name Margaret.

Pearl, derived ultimately from the Latin word for pearl.

English name derived from the word for a coin, or a diminutive of Penelope.

The peppercorn spice, or one with a peppery temperament.

Possibly a diminutive or variant of Percival or Percy, derived from Old French m...

One who pierces the valley, or derived from the French place name Perche.

One from Percy or piercer of the valley.

A city in Russia, or a shortened form of names containing 'perm' elements.

A name of uncertain origin, possibly a variant or invention combining 'Perm' wit...

A stone or rock, derived from the Latin word for stone.

One who lives by a pear tree or a person of the pear, from Old English elements.

Rock or stone, a diminutive of Peter derived from Greek 'petros.'

A man of rock or stone.

Son of Peter, derived from the Greek name meaning 'stone' or 'rock'.

A name meaning 'lover of' or 'friend,' derived from the Greek element 'philo.'

A man who loves mankind or a lover of men.

Beloved or friendly, derived from Greek elements meaning 'to love' and 'friend'.

Lover of horses.

Lover of horses, derived from Greek elements meaning 'to love' and 'horse'.

Lover of horses.

Lover of horses or friend of horses.

Lover of horses.

Son of Philip, derived from the Greek name meaning 'lover of horses'.

A green leaf or foliage.

Bright or shining, derived from the Greek word for radiant or luminous.

A Thai title of nobility or rank, often used as a given name.

The meaning is uncertain and may be a modern invention or transliteration from a...

Son of Picken or a dweller near a pointed hill, derived from Old English element...

A baked dish or pastry, or a shortened form of names like Piers or Pierpont.

One who pierces, or derived from the name Peter.

Stone or rock.

Stone or rock, derived from the Latin 'petra' meaning a stone or rocky foundatio...

Pillar or column, symbolizing strength and support.

The meaning is uncertain and may be a regional or constructed name.

A type of evergreen tree, or a surname derived from dwelling near pine trees.

A pit or hollow, derived from Old English referring to a depression or excavatio...

An abundance or large quantity, derived from Old French meaning 'fullness' or 's...

Derived from the Roman family name Plinius, possibly related to Latin 'plena' me...

Of or relating to Pluto, the Roman god of the underworld.

A surname derived from a place name, possibly meaning a pointed or sharp place.

A parrot, or a diminutive of Mary meaning 'of the sea.'

A name derived from an occupational term for someone who carried goods or guarde...

A harbor or port.

Nourishment or sustenance.

Son of Howell, where Howell means eminent or renowned.

Light, radiance, or splendor.

An apprentice or learner in a trade.

An apprentice or learner.

A settlement of priests or a priest's town.

Ancient or venerable.

A son of a king, or one of royal rank.

The daughter of a king, or a woman of royal rank.

Ancient or venerable, from the Latin word for 'ancient.'

A manager, administrator, or official representative.

Prudent or careful.