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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Paityn

Form of Peyton

English

Phillyra

Lover of music

Greek

Pearlee
Pamella

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Philomena

Powerful love

Greek

Philesia

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

Greek

Pahana

Lost White Brother

Native American

Pall

Bitter

Hebrew

Paw
Ping
Promyse

Variant of Promise. A vow.

English

Payton

From Pacca's town

English

Para
Peele
Pasqua
Paislee

Church

Scottish

Priscilla

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Philis

Greenery

Greek

Prue

Caution, discretion

Latin

Peninah

Pearl

Hebrew

Pua
Pasha

Of the sea

Greek

Parniece
Philotheia

Lover of God

Greek

Patricie
Patrisha

Noble; patrician

Latin

Paxten

Peace town

Latin

Pamelina

Honey; all sweetness

Greek

Prisella
Persia

Land of Parsa people

Persian

Pauly

Small

Latin

Pansey

Flowering plant with velvety petals

English

Pari
Pelippa

Horse lover

Greek

Prema
Paula

Small

Latin

Porche
Pheby

Bright, radiant

Greek

Palmeda

Palm tree

Latin

Phelicia

Lucky, fortunate, happy

Latin

Parissa

Greek

Payslee
Porsche

Offering

German

Pali

Bird

Polynesian

Pracilla

Ancient, venerable

Latin

Philene

Lover of mankind

Greek

Pavan

Breeze

Indian (Sanskrit)

Phaidra

Bright

Greek

Pelagie

Of the sea

Greek

Phuc