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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Prokhop
Palani

Free man

Polynesian

Piero

Rock

Spanish

Pleoh

Danger

Anglo-Saxon

Poston

Gatekeeper

French

Payce

Passover

Hebrew

Pan

All; shepherd

Greek, Indian (Sanskrit)

Ponce

Fifth

Spanish

Publio
Pinchos
Propertius
Pedram
Pemton

From the pool farm

English

Peleg
Percel

A variant form of Percival.

Paz

God's gold

Hebrew

Paciano

Peace

Spanish

Pons

Bridge

Latin

Presten
Pat

Patrician, noble

Latin

Ponciano
Philippus

Horse lover

Greek

Perdana

The First

Indonesian

Philly

Horse lover

Greek

Porthos

French

Pemota

One Who Walks

Native American

Ping

Duckweed

Chinese

Patric

Patrician, noble

Latin

Pinhas
Pittney

Island of the stubborn one

English

Peleke
Penlea

Enclosed meadow

English

Pinkus
Pirate

Robber of the Sea

English

Parkinson

Son of Parkin

English

Pacificus

Calm, tranquil

Spanish

Pascha

Small

Russian

Pitia
Pal

Small

Latin

Priam

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

Greek

Pleasant
Peers

Rock

English

Placijo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Piav

Honeydew of the Mountains

Native American

Percey

Pierce the vale

Latin

Prue
Platt

Flat land

French

Phil

Horse lover

Greek

Prithvi
Petrov

Rock

Greek