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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Patch
Patia

Most high

Greek

Parniece
Pepper

Pepper spice

English

Pascaline

Passover

Hebrew

Palila

Bird

Polynesian

Page

Young servant

English

Pallmyra

Palm tree

Latin

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

Petit

Small

French

Pennie

Weaver

Greek

Parmida

Princess

Persian

Prima

First

Latin

Pantheya

Of all gods

Greek

Pagan

Country dweller

Pherenike

Victorious One

Greek

Paulena
Pru

Caution, discretion

Latin

Piav

Honeydew of the Mountains

Native American

Pakwa

Frog (Hopi)

Native American

Panndora

All gifts

Greek

Phaidra

Bright

Greek

Pearle

Pearl

Latin

Pipere

Pipe player

English

Pemberley

From the Barley Hill

English

Pennee

English

Pelipa

Horse lover

Greek

Patrizia

Noble; patrician

Latin

Perryn
Pecolia
Paton

From Pacca's town

English

Paiton
Persis

From Persia

Greek

Payzlee
Princesa

English

Perahta

Glorious

German

Peninah

Pearl

Hebrew

Palmyra

Palm tree

Latin

Perris

English

Paulisa
Porschia
Paiva

River name

Portuguese

Philia

Friendship

Greek

Primavera

Spring

Italian

Par
Pink

Light Red Color, Healthy

American

Parveen
Petronille

Rock

Greek

Phillyra

Lover of music

Greek

Petroa