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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Parsafal

Pierce the vale

French

Phauns

Ready for battle

German

Prokop
Pelle

Stone

Scandinavian

Paulo

Small

Latin

Pomeroy

Apple orchard

French

Padgett

French

Pollock

Pool; pit

English

Portier

Gatekeeper

French

Palban

Blond

Spanish

Pattison

Son of PAtrick; son of Peter

Scottish

Paeng

Variant of Rafael

Asian

Preston

Priest's town

English

Phuong
Peabody

English

Paiton

Male or Female Meaning: Village of the Warrior

English

Prashant
Pedram
Power

Raw strength

English

Peretz

Breach, breakthrough

Hebrew

Prudencio

Caution, discretion

Spanish

Pim

Resolute protection

Dutch

Per

Rock

Greek

Parsefal

Pierce the vale

French

Pono
Pelltun

From the pool farm

English

Picaworth

From the woodcutter's estate

English

Pepijn

Diminutive form of Joseph

Dutch

Peerce

English

Pello

Stone

Greek

Peirce

Form of Pierce/Peter

English

Pears

Rock

Greek

Prestley

Priest's meadow

English

Preruet

Brave

French

Ponce

Fifth

Spanish

Perry

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

Modern

Ponthus

Bridge

Latin

Patten

Patrician, noble; fighter's town

Latin

Phoibos

Bright, radiant

Greek

Pippin

Name of a king

French

Paahana
Piapot

Flash in the Sky (Lightning)

Native American

Pinchas
Petros

Rock

Greek

Prokhop
Powhatan

Powwow hill

Native American

Packer
Preostcot

From the Priest's dwelling

English

Purnell
Perryn

French form of Peter

French