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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Peta-Gaye

Unknown

Unknown

Pru

Caution, discretion

Latin

Priscila

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Prita

Dear One

Indian (Sanskrit)

Paulyne

Small

Latin

Payge

Young servant

English

Payson

Son of peace

English

Ping
Patia

Most high

Greek

Pattiann
Phrene

“The mind and heart,” from the Greek phren (mind, heart), in allusion to Phryne, the beautiful and wise sweet heart and mistress of Praxiteles, the famed sculptor, who made several statues of her, one the Cnidian Aphrodite.

Greek

Prisma
Phyllisha

Lucky, fortunate, happy

Latin

Percy
Picabo

American

Pamella

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Promyse

Variant of Promise. A vow.

English

Paxten

Peace town

Latin

Palloma

Dove

Latin

Pandra

Chief dragon

Celtic

Pahana

Lost White Brother

Native American

Patricka

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pascua

Passover

Hebrew

Perrie

Pear tree

French

Pama

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Pherenike

Victorious One

Greek

Princessa

Princess

English

Philothea

Lover of God

Greek

Padme

Lotus

Persian

Peggie

Pearl

Greek

Philosopha

“The lover of wisdom,” from the Greek philein (to love) and sophos (wisdom).

Greek

Pamela

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Prisila

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Pascala

Born at Easter

French

Pluma

Feathered

Latin

Peachie
Pebbles

Small Rocks

American

Pammie

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Patreece

Noble; patrician

Latin

Perzsike

Devoted to God

Hebrew

Princella

English

Philandra

“Lover of men,” from the Greek philos (loving) and aner (man).

Greek

Plasida

Calm, placid

Latin

Paradise
Preciosa

Of great value, highly esteemed

Latin

Philline

Lover of mankind

Greek

Polli

Irish

Pealle
Pancha
Pennye