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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pittney

Island of the stubborn one

English

Pain

Countryman, rustic villager, peasant

Latin

Precious
Pat

Patrician, noble

Latin

Pallas

Youth

Greek

Ponciano
Pascale

Easter child

Latin

Parken

Rock

English

Prasutagus

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Praise
Pyotr

Rock

Greek

Percie

Latin

Pezi
Powhatan

Powwow hill

Native American

Palmer

Pilgrim

English

Prisco

Italian

Peers

Rock

English

Pleoh

Danger

Anglo-Saxon

Patanjali

Honor, celebrate, beautiful

Indian (Sanskrit)

Philip

Horse lover

Greek

Pwyll

Mythical lord of Annwn

Celtic

Preemo

First

Italian

Pascuale

Easter child

Latin

Placydo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Petre

Rock

Greek

Paresh

Supreme Spirit

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pryor

Monastic leader

Latin

Padraic

Patrician, noble

Latin

Petronije
Poul

Small

Latin

Pascual

Easter child

Latin

Prestcott

Priest's cottage

English

Prinz

Prince

Latin

Parson

Clergyman

English

Packston

Poecc's settlement

English

Parmenio

Intelligent, studious

Spanish

Phu
Plato

Broad-shouldered

Greek

Pin
Paciano

Peace

Spanish

Phyre

Fire

American

Panchito

Frenchman; free man

Latin

Penrod

Famous commander

German

Pollux

Crown

Greek

Primo

First

Italian

Pellegrino
Penrith

From Penrith

Anglo-Saxon

Pau
Prentiee

“One who is learning,” based on the Latin apprehendere, to take hold of ( knowledge).

Latin

Parsifal

Pierce the vale

French