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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Philibert

Very bright

German

Peer

French

Poll

Small

Latin

Paula
Primitivo
Parmenios

Intelligent, studious

Spanish

Payatt

He is coming

Native American

Packer
Petit

Small

French

Pax

Peace

Latin

Peabody

English

Patrido

Noble

Spanish

Peers

Rock

English

Paul

Small

Latin

Porsche

Offering

German

Priam

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

Greek

Prynce
Patric

Patrician, noble

Latin

Patli

Medicine

Aztec (Nahuatl)

Pious
Pasha

Small

Latin

Pleoh

Danger

Anglo-Saxon

Powell

Son of Howell

English

Pritesh
Piet

Rock

Greek

Patrocinio
Padraig

Patrician, noble

Latin

Paz

God's gold

Hebrew

Pan

All; shepherd

Greek, Indian (Sanskrit)

Pickford

From the ford at the peak

English

Payam
Patsy

Patrician, noble

Latin

Patwin

Man

Native American

Pascoe

Easter child

Latin

Princeston
Pellam

Peola's home

English

Panfilo
Perry

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

Modern

Penley

Enclosed meadow

English

Perceval

Pierce the vale

French

Parle

Little rock

English

Pio

Pious

Latin

Philopater
Prewett

Brave little one

French

Pearroc

Of the forest

English

Pasqualino
Pal

Small

Latin

Parish

Ecclesiastical locality

French

Pfeostun

From the Priest's farm

English

Pritam

Lover

Indian (Sanskrit)