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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Procopius

Progressive

Spanish

Prestyn
Penekiko
Pruet

Brave

French

Philemon

Loving

Greek

Pacho

Free

Spanish

Prewet

Brave little one

French

Prockter

Steward, official

Latin

Polo

Alligator

African

Pierino
Premo

First

Italian

Prithvi
Petroc
Pele

Miracle, Wonder

Hebrew

Phoibos

Bright, radiant

Greek

Pierre

The French form of Peter, meaning “stone.”

French

Prescot

Priest's cottage

English

Presley

Priest's meadow

English

Palmere

Pilgrim

English

Petre

Rock

Greek

Patrick

Nobleman

Latin

Penly

Enclosed meadow

English

Pravar

Chief

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pin
Palakika
Paulo

Small

Latin

Pleasant
Pietro

Rock

Spanish

Parks

Park keeper

English

Prior

Monastic leader

Latin

Pooh

Little One

American

Pats

Patrician, noble

Latin

Primitivo
Paige

“An attendant on a knight.” See Page.

French

Pauli

Small

Latin

Phinnaeus

Nubian

Hebrew

Pauloc

Little rock

English

Pierre Jean
Prisco

Italian

Petrica

A Rock

European

Palmerston

Pilgrim

English

Pompeo

Five

Latin

Percel

A variant form of Percival.

Paulos

Small

Latin

Petr

Rock

Greek

Placijo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Pierson

Rock

Greek

Paxtun

Poecc's settlement

English

Properzio
Prynce