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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Porschee
Pirate

Robber of the Sea

English

Patrisia
Pamela

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Peggye
Perl

Pearl

Latin

Patrisse

Noble; patrician

Latin

Petrija
Petroa
Priminia

First

Latin

Perline

Pearl

Latin

Prydwyn

Name of Arthur's ship

Arthurian Legend

Pythia

“The high priestess,” in allusion to Pythia, the high priestess of Apollo’s oracle at Delphi, in ancient Greece; from the Greek Pytho, an older name for Delphi.

Greek

Porchusa
Pingjarje
Pabla

Small

Spanish

Pax

Peace

Latin

Prachi
Parmida

Princess

Persian

Paizleigh
Pall

Bitter

Hebrew

Priyana

Ideal

Indian (Sanskrit)

Phanya

Crown, garland

Greek

Perrey

Pear tree

French

Pagett

Young servant

English

Pheonix
Preslee
Parson

Minister, Clergy

English

Pele

Fire goddess

Polynesian

Pearlene
Pepa

Spanish

Parnel

A feminine form of Peter.

Porshay
Patten

Shoemaker

English

Pamla
Porche
Patches
Pegg

English

Philicia

American

Polli

Irish

Patrika
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

Palma

Palm tree

Latin

Purvi
Paris

Of unknown meaning

Greek

Pheby

Bright, radiant

Greek

Primula

First rose

English

Paix
Pearl

Pearl

Latin

Peytin