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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Parvin
Prissie

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Pamuy

Water moon (Hopi)

Native American

Pratibha

Splendor

Indian (Sanskrit)

Pattie

Lady; mistress of the house; noble; patrician

Latin

Porshay
Pangiota

All-holy

Greek

Piera

Rock

Greek

Panndora

All gifts

Greek

Parnika
Patriciaann
Philina

Lover of mankind; horse lover

Greek

Penha

Beloved

African

Patrcia
Philline

Lover of mankind

Greek

Park

Cypress Tree

Chinese

Porsche

Offering

German

Parlan

Son of the plough

Irish

Penelopa

Weaver

Greek

Pasclina

Born at Easter

French

Phillipina

Horse lover

Greek

Payson

Son of peace

English

Patt
Parizoda
Pashelle

Passover

Hebrew

Panayia
Presli
Priscila

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Pinkie
Paquita

Spanish

Pooja
Pema
Philens
Pali

Bird

Polynesian

Panphyla

All-loving

Greek

Patrycja
Pellagia

Of the sea

Greek

Parvani
Pasqualina
Pollyanna

A compound form of Polly and Anna, but, figuratively, a persistently cheerful optimist, in allusion to the heroine of Eleanor H.

Palomita

Dove

Latin

Presta

Hurry, quick

Spanish

Petal

Flower petal

English

Pantheya

Of all gods

Greek

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

Paget

Young servant

English

Panola
Prisma
Prunelle

Small plum

Latin

Prisciliana

Ancient, venerable

Latin