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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Padraic

Patrician, noble

Latin

Pennleigh

Enclosed meadow

English

Piotr

Rock

Greek

Pursey

A variant form of Percival.

Polk
Penly

Enclosed meadow

English

Panchito

Frenchman; free man

Latin

Pearl

Pearl

English

Portia
Parle

Little rock

English

Palila

Bird

Polynesian

Porthos

French

Pearse
Poston

Gatekeeper

French

Pei
Peirce

Form of Pierce/Peter

English

Percy

A diminutive form of Percival.

Latin

Perdido

Lost

Latin

Penleigh

Enclosed meadow

English

Petar

Rock

Greek

Pratik

Symbol

Indian (Sanskrit)

Palmere

Pilgrim

English

Patrece

Patrician, noble

Latin

Peal

English

Patterson

Son of PAtrick; son of Peter

Scottish

Parzifal

Hero of several Arthurian stories

Arthurian Legend

Pyotr

Rock

Greek

Peredwus

Name of a king

Arthurian Legend

Pasquale

Easter child

Latin

Priam

“The chief,” from the Greek prin, first.

Greek

Parsafal

Pierce the vale

French

President
Pompilio

Five

Latin

Phuong
Prokop
Padget

French

Prentiss

Apprentice

English

Pahukumaa

Edge of a Sunflower

Native American

Pleoh

Danger

Anglo-Saxon

Page

“A boy in training for knighthood,” but based on the Greek pais, a child.

French

Paschal

Easter child

Latin

Penley

Enclosed meadow

English

Parkman

Park keeper

English

Pattin

Fighter's town

English

Picaworth

From the woodcutter's estate

English

Pedahel

Redeemed by God

Hebrew

Paki
Phelan

Like a wolf

Irish

Pelayo

Of the sea

Greek

Plummer