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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pryce

Prize

French

Peregryn

Traveler, wanderer

Latin

Pen

Enclosure; hill

English

Pessach

Spared

Hebrew

Pax

Peace

Latin

Penrod

Famous commander

German

Pall

Skin, parchment

English

Poriel

Fruit of God

Hebrew

Patrizius

Patrician, noble

Latin

Paula
Pepik
Penrith

From Penrith

Anglo-Saxon

Parvez

Commendable

Persian

Porfirio

Purple coloring

Greek

Phauns

Ready for battle

German

Pacen
Polk
Phonz

Ready for battle

German

Pruet

Brave

French

Parsefal

Pierce the vale

French

Pradeep

Light

Indian (Sanskrit)

Piav

Honeydew of the Mountains

Native American

Pathalan

Irish

Prentiee

“One who is learning,” based on the Latin apprehendere, to take hold of ( knowledge).

Latin

Pali

Bird

Polynesian

Pittney

Island of the stubborn one

English

Paulie

Small

Latin

Philipson

Son of Philip

English

Prestcott

Priest's cottage

English

Parth

Another name of Arjun in Mahabhrata Given by LORD KRISHNA

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pleas
Pritam

Lover

Indian (Sanskrit)

Plasedo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Pattin

Fighter's town

English

Par

Rock

Greek

Pelleas

A Fisher king

Arthurian Legend

Pookela
Pallas

Youth

Greek

Paxtun

Poecc's settlement

English

Pommelraie

Lives near the apple orchard

French

Peasly

Meadow of peas

English

Piaras
Paitalyi

Son of the Sun

Native American

Prockter

Steward, official

Latin

Paulot

A French equivalent of Paul.

French

Prokhop
Pardeep
Pi’ilani
Pietro

Rock

Spanish

Pleoh

Danger

Anglo-Saxon