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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pommeray

Apple orchard

French

Parvaiz

Commendable

Persian

Pao
Paxon

Poecc's settlement

English

Panini
Pallas

Youth

Greek

Pascale

Easter child

Latin

Petre

Rock

Greek

Paris

Of unknown meaning

Greek

Penton

From the enclosed farm

English

Pritam

Lover

Indian (Sanskrit)

Prokhop
Payam
Philipp

Horse lover

Greek

Patwin

Man

Native American

Parish

Ecclesiastical locality

French

Prestley

Priest's meadow

English

Psalm

Song

Hebrew

Pim

Resolute protection

Dutch

Philo

Love

Greek

Parlan

Son of the plough

Irish

Pearson

Rock

Greek

Pele

Miracle, Wonder

Hebrew

Panagiotis
Philips

Horse lover; son of Philip

Greek

Parson

Clergyman

English

Pollard

Small

English

Plummer
Pompey

Five

Latin

Phyllip

Horse lover

Greek

Prym
Plato

Broad-shouldered

Greek

Peregrinus
Pollux

Crown

Greek

Palila

Bird

Polynesian

Paton

Fighter's town

English

Pauline
Pierce

A variant form of Peter.

Greek

Prokopios

Progressive

Spanish

Peal

English

Pazel

God's gold

Hebrew

Ponce

Fifth

Spanish

Pearroc

Of the forest

English

Preemo

First

Italian

Perdido

Lost

Latin

Pekka

Rock

Greek

Penrod

Famous commander

German

Pier

Rock

English

Pawel

Small

Latin

Pookela