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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pacorro

Frenchman; free man

Spanish

Pommelraie

Lives near the apple orchard

French

Palmar

Pilgrim

English

Patin

Fighter's town

English

Pepijn

Diminutive form of Joseph

Dutch

Paulus

Small

Latin

Petuel

Vision of the Lord

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pater
Pelle

Stone

Scandinavian

Primus

“The first (born),” from the Latin primus, first.

Latin

Palomydes

A knight

Arthurian Legend

Penleigh

Enclosed meadow

English

Pasquale

Easter child

Latin

Pratik

Symbol

Indian (Sanskrit)

Propertius
Parley
Plasedo

Clam, serene

Spanish

Prinze

Prince

Latin

Paulos

Small

Latin

Pilipo

Horse lover

Greek

Parle

Little rock

English

Philippe

Horse lover

Greek

Purves

Purveyor

French

Patricia

Patrician, noble

Latin

Prescott

Priest's cottage

English

Peni

Variant of Ben

Polynesian

Padget

French

Pablo

A Spanish equivalent of Paul.

Spanish

Placyd

Clam, serene

Spanish

Pepin

Determined

French

Popo

Tall Rye Grass

Native American

Pollux

Crown

Greek

Perekin

Little rock

English

Percell
Perris

Variant of Perry. Pear Tree.

English

Paratyl

Flame

Aboriginal

Proverb

Saying

English

Phat
Pealle

English

Paco

Free

Spanish

Pirate

Robber of the Sea

English

Pryce

Prize

French

Payge

French

Peverell

Piper

French

Polloch

English

Pat

Patrician, noble

Latin

Pollack

English

Piper

One who plays the pipes

English

Prophet

Spokesman

Greek

Palomo

Dove

Latin