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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Pazienza

Enduring, forebearing

English

Persis

From Persia

Greek

Philens
Popo

Tall Rye Grass

Native American

Pearleen

Pearl

Latin

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

Pearle

Pearl

Latin

Patrice

Noble; patrician

Latin

Pazia

Golden

Hebrew

Paola

Small

Latin

Pazit

Golden

Hebrew

Philesia

“The loving one,” from the Greek philein, to love.

Greek

Penee

English

Pearlina
Philopena

“The beloved compensation,” from the Greek philein (to love) and the Latin poena (satisfaction).

Greek

Pragyata
Pierretta

Feminine form of Pierre

French

Presta

Hurry, quick

Spanish

Pavan

Breeze

Indian (Sanskrit)

Paulene

Small

Latin

Phedre

Bright

Greek

Philema

“The kiss of surrender,” from the Greek philema, a kiss.

Greek

Poli

Poppy

Arabic

Page

Young servant

English

Panagiota

All-holy

Greek

Palasha

Of the sea

Greek

Picabo

American

Paetyn
Persephone

Bringer of destruction

Greek

Parlee
Primrose

First rose

English

Pelagie

Of the sea

Greek

Perke

Devoted to God

Hebrew

Phillyra

Lover of music

Greek

Pascaline

Passover

Hebrew

Palmira

Palm tree

Latin

Peri

Outcome, result

Hebrew

Pietra

Rock

Greek

Premala

Loving

Indian (Sanskrit)

Paul
Pepper

Pepper spice

English

Phila

Loving

Greek

Peele
Penarddun

Mythical daughter of Beli

Celtic

Perley

Pearl

Latin

Phoenyx

A mythical bird

Arabic

Pet

Rock

Greek

Pam

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Pattrice
Pnina

Hebrew