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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pearl

Pearl

English

Payam
Petronilo
Plummer
Pathalan

Irish

Proctor

Steward, official

Latin

Percivall

Pierce the vale

French

Parken

Rock

English

Percel

A variant form of Percival.

Platt

Flat land

French

Pueblo

From the city

Spanish

Parmenios

Intelligent, studious

Spanish

Parkin

Rock

English

Parlan

Son of the plough

Irish

Paris

Of unknown meaning

Greek

Panfilo
Parle

Little rock

English

Pranav

Sacred syllable (om)

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pit

From the Pit

English

Phomello

Succeed

African

Perce

Pierce the vale

French

Phelps

Son of Philip

English

Prabhjot
Pizi
Perry

“(The man who lives in the cottage near) the pear tree,” ultimately from the Latin pirum, a pear.

Modern

Pruie

Brave

French

Petrica

A Rock

European

Pepik
Priel

Fruit of God

Hebrew

Pollyrd

Small

English

Placedo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Pomeroy

Apple orchard

French

Pay

He is coming

Native American

Puckeridge
Petronio
Peneki

Form of Bennett

Polynesian

Pelham

Peola's home

English

Pirate

Robber of the Sea

English

Portia
Pelayo

Of the sea

Greek

Pommeray

Apple orchard

French

Pearly
Pannoowau

He lies (Algonquin)

Native American

Pono
Pinkney
Pablo

A Spanish equivalent of Paul.

Spanish

Phauns

Ready for battle

German

Plasedo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Peredwus

Name of a king

Arthurian Legend

Puck

Mischievous one

English