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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Priestly

Priest's meadow

English

Parish

Ecclesiastical locality

French

Pat

Patrician, noble

Latin

Parvez

Commendable

Persian

Paxson
Pate
Prasutagus

Name of a king

Anglo-Saxon

Pendo
Pouria

Hero

Persian

Padraic

Patrician, noble

Latin

Penly

Enclosed meadow

English

Paien

Name of a nobleman

French

Phelps

Son of Philip

English

Phong

Wind

Vietnamese

Picaworth

From the woodcutter's estate

English

Prewit

Brave little one

French

Pruet

Brave

French

Pepper

Pepper plant

English

Peerce

English

Peak

Highest point of a mountain

English

Philopateer
Pacho

Free

Spanish

Percy

A diminutive form of Percival.

Latin

Pinny
Patanjali

Honor, celebrate, beautiful

Indian (Sanskrit)

Penrith

From Penrith

Anglo-Saxon

Perrion
Pao
Plato

Broad-shouldered

Greek

Poppy

From the Flower

Latin

Paola
Pickford

From the ford at the peak

English

Peppi

Jehovah increases

Hebrew

Pearson

Rock

Greek

Prudentius

Caution, discretion

Spanish

Paratyl

Flame

Aboriginal

Plasedo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Phi
Peneki

Form of Bennett

Polynesian

Parlan

Son of the plough

Irish

Pharamund

Traveler's protection

English

Payne

Countryman, rustic villager, peasant

Latin

Pyt

From the Pit

English

Pan

All; shepherd

Greek, Indian (Sanskrit)

Prewet

Brave little one

French

Priscilla
Payat

He is coming

Native American

Petros

Rock

Greek

Pascha

Small

Russian

Poseanye

Dew Dripping

Native American