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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Povitamun

Morning Flower

Native American

Philette

Horse lover

Greek

Pennelope

Weaver

Greek

Phylliss

Greenery

Greek

Pelipa

Horse lover

Greek

Perrie

Pear tree

French

Pelageya

Of the sea

Greek

Panagiota

All-holy

Greek

Pansey

Flowering plant with velvety petals

English

Pendewe

One

African

Patti

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pris

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Philosopha

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

Greek

Promise

One's word

English

Prunelle

Small plum

Latin

Passion
Pride
Pernille

Rock

Greek

Parthenie

Maiden

Greek

Paprika

Spice

English

Porshe
Peri

Outcome, result

Hebrew

Pascaline

Passover

Hebrew

Perrey

Pear tree

French

Peaches

Peaches

English

Paratyl

Flame

Aboriginal

Pasifica

Peaceful

Spanish

Patrysha
Phylicia

American

Prisilla

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Parlee
Pen

Weaver

Greek

Petrina

Rock

Greek

Philicia

American

Pelippa

Horse lover

Greek

Phronsie

“The wise maiden,” a variant form of Sophia.

Patrishia
Primarosa

First rose

English

Petroa
Padgett

Young servant

English

Piera

Rock

Greek

Patt
Poll

Star of the sea

Latin

Parthenope

“The voice of virginity,” from the Greek parthenos (a virgin) and ops (a voice), in allusion to the siren of Greek mythology who was unable to beguile Odysseus with her lyric promises of the maidenhead, and, therefore, attempted to do away with herself.

Greek

Philandra

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

Greek

Porsche

Offering

German

Paizlee
Perita

Outcome, result

Hebrew

Presencia
Prajna