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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Patricia

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pamela

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Phyllis

Greenery

Greek

Peggy

A variant form of Peg.

Greek

Paula

Small

Latin

Pauline

Small

Latin

Paige

Young servant

English

Patsy

Noble; patrician

Latin

Priscilla

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Pearl

Pearl

Latin

Penny

Weaver

English

Penelope

Weaver

Greek

Peyton

From Pacca's town

English

Patty

Noble; patrician

Latin

Payton

From Pacca's town

English

Piper

Pipe player

English

Paisley

Church

Scottish

Paulette

Small

Latin

Patti

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pat

A diminutive form of Martha and Patricia.

Latin

Pam

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Patrice

Noble; patrician

Latin

Phoebe

Bright and pure

Greek

Paris

Of unknown meaning

Greek

Presley

Priest clearing

English

Polly

A diminutive form or nickname for Mary.

Latin

Paola

Small

Latin

Parker

Keeper of the park

English

Perla

Pearl

Latin

Precious

Of great value, highly esteemed

Latin

Paulina

Small

Latin

Pearlie

Pearl

Latin

Princess

Princess; daughter of a king or queen

English

Phoenix

Dark red

Greek

Petra

Rock

Greek

Paislee

Church

Scottish

Paloma

Dove

Latin

Patience

Enduring, forebearing

English

Pansy

Flowering plant with velvety petals

French

Portia

The symbol of a beautiful, wealthy, and brilliant woman, in allusion to the heroine of Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice.

Latin

Philomena

Powerful love

Greek

Pattie

Lady; mistress of the house; noble; patrician

Latin

Patrica

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pamala

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Peggie

Pearl

Greek

Paityn

Form of Peyton

English

Pearline

Pearl

Latin

Priya

Beloved

Indian (Sanskrit)

Poppy

“The milk of happiness,” from the Latin papaver, the name of a plant having thick, milky juice, on the basis of papa, thick milk.

Latin

Palmer

Palm tree

Latin