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| Name |
Meaning |
Derivations |
Origin |
| Paame |
Palm tree. |
Pam, Pame |
Tongan |
| Pacifica |
From the Pacific ocean. |
Pacificah, Pacifyca,
Pacifycah, Pacyfyca, Pacycycah, Pacykika (Polish) |
Italian |
| Pabla |
Small |
Paola,
Paula, Paulette, Paulina, Pauline |
Spanish |
| Padma |
Lotus flower. |
Padmah, Padmar |
Sanskrit |
| Padmakshi |
Lotus bud. |
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| Padmani |
Flower |
Padmanee, Padmaney,
Padmanie, Padmania, Padmaniah, Padmanie, Padmany |
Sri Lankan |
| Pagan |
Country dweller. |
Pagen, Pagin, Pagon,
Pagun, Pagyn |
English, Latin |
| Paige |
Youthful
assistant, young child. |
Page, Paget, Payg, Payge |
Old English |
| Paityn |
Little woman. A form of Patricia. |
Paiton |
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| Paj |
Pie; Beautiful, shy and
willing; Flower |
|
Swedish; Inuit; Hmong |
| Paka |
Kitten |
Pakah |
Swahili |
| Pala |
Water |
Palah, Palla, Pallah |
Native American |
| Palila |
Bird |
Palilah, Palyla, Palylah |
Polynesian |
| Pallas |
Goddess of wisdom and
knowledge. |
Palac, Palaca, Palace,
Pallass, Pallassa |
Greek |
| Pallavi |
New leaves. |
Palavi |
|
| Palm / Palma |
A
palm tree |
Palma, Palmah, Palmar,
Palmara, Palmarah, Palmaria, Palmariah, Palmarya, Palmaryah, Pamela,
Pamelia |
English |
| Palmela |
Like honey, Sweet.. |
Palmelah, Palmelia,
Palmeliah, Palmelina, Palmeline, Palmelyn, Palmelyna, Palmelyne |
Greek |
| Palmira |
Born on Palm Sunday, the
Sunday before Easter. |
Palma, Palmir, Palmirah,
Palmirar, Palmyra, Palmyrah |
Greek, Latin |
| Paloma |
A
dove. |
Palomah, Palomar,
Palomara, Palomarah, Palomaria, Palomariah, Palomarya, Palomaryah |
Spanish, Latin |
| Pam / Pamela |
Loving. The short form of
Pamela, like honey, sweet. |
Pamm, Pami, Pamie, Pamy, |
Greek |
| Pamela |
Loving. Like honey, sweet. |
Pamala, Pamalah, Pamalia, Pamaliah,
Pamalya, Pamalyah, Pamela, Pamelia, Pameliah, Pamelya, Pamelyah,
Pammi, Pammie, Pammy, Palma,
Pamelia |
Greek |
| Pamelia |
A
palm tree |
Palma,
Pamela |
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| Pamera |
Loving. Like honey, sweet. |
|
Japanese |
| Pana |
Partridge bird. |
Panah, Panna, Pannah |
Native American |
| Panacea |
Healer |
Panaceah |
Greek |
| Pancha |
Freedom. A form of
Frances. |
Panchah |
Spanish |
| Panchali |
Princess of Panchala. |
Pancha, Panchalea,
Panchaleah, Panchalee, Panchalei, Panchaleigh, Panchaley, Panchalie,
Panchaly |
Sanskrit |
| Pandora |
Gifted |
Pandorah |
Greek |
| Pania |
Sea woman. |
Paniah, Panya, Panyah |
Maori |
| Paniga |
My
daughter |
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| Panisi |
The pansy flower. |
Pansy (Greek) |
Tongan |
| Panola |
Cotton |
Panolah, Panolla,
Panollah |
Choctaw |
| Pansofia |
Possessor of wisdom or
knowledge. |
Pansofee, Pansofey,
Pansofee, Pansoffey, Pansoffi, Pansoffia, Pansofi, Pansofiah, Pansofie,
Pansophee, Pansophey, Pansophya, Pansophyah |
Greek |
| Pansy |
Little flower; Idea. |
Pansea, Panseah, Pansee,
Pansey, Pansi, Pansia, Pansiah, Pansie, Pansya, Pansyah |
Greek; French |
| Panthea |
All gods. |
Panfia, Panfiah, Pantheah,
Panthia, Panthiah, Panthya, Panthyah |
Greek |
| Paola |
Small |
Pabla,
Paula, Paulette, Paulina, Pauline |
Italian |
| Papahi |
Mischievously smart. |
Papahee, Papahey, Papahie |
Tongan |
| Papina |
Oak tree with a vine. |
Papinah, Papyna, Papynah |
Miwok |
| Pari |
Fairy |
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Persian |
| Parinita |
Auspicious apsara. |
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| Pasang |
Born on a Friday. |
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Tibetan |
| Patience |
From
the virtue, enduring, patient. |
Patia, Patiah, Patient,
Patya, Patyah |
Latin |
| Patricia |
Little noble one. Noble
woman. |
Patrice (French),
Patreeza, Patria, Patriah, Patricah, Patricah, Patriciah, Patrisha,
Patrishah, Patriza, Patrizah, Patrizia (Italian), Patryce, Patrycya,
Patrycyah, Patrycyka (Polish), Patryse, Pat, Patty, Pattie, Trish,
Tricia, Trisha |
Latin, English |
| Patsy |
A pet form of Patricia,
Noble, Of noble descent. |
Patsee, Patsie, Patsey |
English, Latin |
| Paula |
Small |
Paola, Pabla, Paulette,
Paulina, Pauline |
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| Paulette |
Small |
Paola,
Paula, Pabla, Paulina, Pauline |
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| Paulina |
Small |
Paola,
Paula, Paulette, Pabla, Pauline |
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| Pauline |
Small |
Paola,
Paula, Paulette, Paulina, Pabla |
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| Paz |
Peaceful |
Pazz |
Spanish |
| Pazia / Pazice |
Gold, Golden-haired. |
Paza, Pazise, Pazit,
Pazya, Pazyah, Pazyce, Pazyse |
Hebrew |
| Peace |
Tranquil |
Peece |
Middle English |
| Peach / Peaches |
Peach tree. |
Peacha, Peachee, Peachey,
Peachia, Peachy |
English |
| Pearl |
A gem
of the sea, Pearl. |
Helmi, Pearla, Pearle,
Pearlea, Pearleah, Pearlee, Pearlei, Pearleigh, Pearley, Pearli,
Pearlie, Pearlina, Pearline, Perl, Perla, Perlah, Perle, Perli, Perlie,
Perly, Perry, Pery |
Latin, English |
| Pearlie |
A gem
of the sea, Pearl. |
Pearl,
Pearly |
Latin, English |
| Pearly |
A gem
of the sea, Pearl. |
Pearl,
Pearlie |
Latin, English |
| Peata |
One who brings joy. |
Peatah, Peeta, Peetah,
Peita, Peitah, Peyta, Peytah, Pita, Pitah, Pyta, Pytah |
Maori |
| Pebbles |
Small
rocks |
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| Peg / Peggy |
Daisy. A short form of Margaret,
pearl. |
Pegee, Pegey, Pegg,
Peggee, Peggey, Peggi, Peggie, Peggy, Pegi, Pegie, Pegy |
French |
| Peilla |
God has added. |
Pepillah, Pepita
(Spanish), Pepyla, Pepylah, Pepylla, Pepyllah |
Spanish |
| Pellegrina |
Pilgrim. |
|
Italian |
| Peta |
Stone. The feminine form
of Peter. |
Peita, Peata, Peatah,
Peeta, Peetah, Peitah, Peyta, Peytah, Pita, Pitah, Pyta, Pytah |
Greek |
| Pekabo |
Shining waters. |
Peakabo, Peakaboo,
Pekaboo |
Native American |
| Pema |
A lotus. |
|
Tibetan |
| Penelope |
A silent worker |
Penney, Pennie,
Penny |
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| Penney |
A silent worker |
Penelope, Pennie,
Penny |
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| Pennie |
A silent worker |
Penelope, Penney,
Penny |
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| Penny |
A silent worker |
Penelope, Penney,
Penny |
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| Peony |
God of healing. Giver of praise.
Flower. |
Peonee, Peoney, Peoni, Peonie |
Greek |
| Peppa |
Pepper |
|
Australian |
| Pernille |
A feminine pet form of Petronius -
the name of a 1st-century Roman saint, later believed to be a
daughter of Saint Peter, Beauty. |
Pernelia, Pernilla (Swedish),
Petronilla (Italian), |
Danish, Norwegian |
| Peta |
Golden Eagle. Feminine form of
Peter. |
Petah, Peter |
Native American |
| Petra |
Stone |
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| Petula |
Impatient |
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| Petunia |
Of the Petunia
flower |
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| Peyt
"PAY-t" |
From the warrior's
estate, From the toll keeper's town, From the fighting-man's estate. A
short form of Peyton. |
|
Old English |
| Peyton
"PAY-ten"
|
From the warrior's
estate, From the toll keeper's town, From the fighting-man's estate. |
Paeton, Paiton, Payton,
Peiton |
Old English |
| Phemie |
Of good reputation. The short form of
Euphemia. |
Phemea, Phemee, Phemey, Phemi, Phemia,
Phemiah, Phemy, Phemya, Phemyah |
Greek, Scottish |
| Phiala |
Irish saint |
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| Philana |
Lover of humankind. |
Filana, Phila, Phileen, Philene,
Philida, Philina, Philine, Phillane, Phylana, Phylanah, Phylane,
Phyllan, Phyllana, Pyllanah, Phyllane |
Greek |
| Philantha |
Lover of flowers. |
Philanthe, Phylantha, Phylanthe |
Greek |
| Philberta |
Brilliant intelligence. |
Filberta, Filbertah, Filberte,
Philberta, Philbertah, Phylbert, Phylberta, Phylbertah, Phylberte,
Phyllberta, Phyllbertah, Phyllberte |
Old English |
| Philippa |
One who loves horses. |
Felipa (Spanish), Felipe, Felippa,
Filippa (Italian), Filipa, Phileen, Phileene, Philene, Philina,
Philine, Philipa, Philipine, Philippe, Philippina, Phillipa, Phillipe,
Phillippine (German), Phylipa, Phylipah, Phyllipa, Phyllipah, Phyllypa,
Phyllypah |
Greek |
| Philomela |
Lover of songs. |
Filomela, Filomelah, Philomelah,
Phyklomela, Phylomelah |
Greek |
| Philomena |
Loving. She is loved. |
Filomena, Filomene, Filomina,
Filominah, Filomyna, Filomyne, Fylomina, Fylomine, Fylomyna, Fylomyne,
Philomina, Philomine, Phylomina, Pylomine, Phylomyna, Phylomyne |
Greek |
| Philothea |
One who loves God. |
Filothea, Fylothea, Phylothea |
Greek |
| Philyra |
The lime tree. |
Philira, Philirah, Phylyrah |
Greek |
| Phoebe |
Bright, Shining
one, Pure. |
Feba, Febe, Feebea, Feebee, Fibee,
Phebe (Italian), Phebea, Phebia, Pheebea, Pheebee, Pheibee, Pheibey,
Pheobea, Pheybee,
Pheybey, Theba, Thebea, Thebee, Phebie |
Greek |
| Phoenix |
Purple, Immortal. |
Feenix, Foenix, Pheenix |
Greek |
| Photina |
Light; Egale, Immortal. |
Fontin, Fotina, Fotine, Fotyna,
Fotyne, Photine, Photyna, Photyne |
Greek; Egypt |
| Phryne |
Lacking colour. |
Phrina, Phrine, Phyrne |
Greek |
| Phylicia |
Happy one from the green town. |
Felicia, Feliciah, Filicia, Filiciah,
Philicia, Philiciah, Phyliciah |
Latin, Greek |
| Phyllida |
Loving, Leafy |
Philida, Philidah, Phillida,
Phillidah, Phillyda, Phillydah, Phylida, Phylidah, Phyllidah, Phylyda,
Phylydah, Phyllyda, Phyllydah |
Greek |
| Phyllis |
A leaf, Green, Leafy branch. |
Filide, Fillis, Philis, Phillisla,
Phillis, Phillo, Philica, Phylicia, Phyliciah, Phyllicia, Pylliciah,
Phyllys |
Greek |
| Pia |
Pious, Devout. |
Piah, Pya, Pyah |
Itialian |
| Piedad |
Devoted. |
Piedadah |
Spanish |
| Pierette |
Little steady one; Stone; The
feminine form of Pierre/Peter |
Perett, Peretta, Perette, Pieret,
Pierett, Pieretta, Pierin, Pierina, Pierine, Pieryn, Pieryna, Pieryne |
French; Greek |
| Pilar |
Pillar; column |
Peela, Peelah, Peeler, Pilla, Pillar,
Pylar, Pyllar |
Latin / Spanish |
| Pililani |
Near to heaven |
Pililanee, Pililaney, Pililanie,
Pililany |
Hawaiian |
| Pineki |
Peanut |
Pinekee, Pinekey, Pineky |
Hawaiian |
| Ping |
Duckweed plant; Peaceful |
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Chinese; Vietnamese |
| Pinga |
Bronze |
Pingah |
Hindi |
| Pinterry |
Star |
Pinterree, Pinterrey, Pinterri,
Pinterrie |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Piper |
Pipe Player; Fearce |
Pipa, Pipar, Pipper, Pippor, Pypa,
Pypah, Pyper |
Old English |
| Pipipa |
Sand piper |
Pipipah, Pypa, Pypah, Pyper, Pypipa,
Pypipah |
Australian Aboriginal |
| Pippa |
One who loves horses. A short form of
Philippa, A feminine form of Philip. |
Pipa, Pipah, Pipee, Pipi, Pipie,
Pippah, Pippee, Pippey, Pippi, Pippie, Pippy, Pipy, Pypa, Pypah, Pyppa,
Pyppah |
Greek |
| Pleasance |
Agreeable |
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| Polly |
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Molly |
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| Pooja |
Worship |
Puja |
Hindi |
| Poppy |
From the flower |
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| Poria |
Fruitful |
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| Porsche |
Offering |
Porsha, Porshe |
German |
| Portia |
Offering. Sweet fortified wine. The
left side; From the town by the water |
Porta, Portah, Portiah, Portya,
Portyah |
Latin; Old English |
| Posy |
Small bunch of flowers |
Posee, Posey, Posi, Posia, Posiah,
Posie, Posya, Posyah |
English |
| Prabha |
The illumination |
|
Sinhala, Sanskrit |
| Pranom |
To compromise. |
Nom |
Thai |
| Premilla |
Girl of love. |
Premila, Premilah, Premillah, Premyla,
Premylah, Premylla, Premyllah |
Sanskrit |
| Prerna |
Inspiration |
Prernah |
Indian |
| Preya |
Prayer. |
Praya, Prayah, Preyah, Preeya,
Preeyah |
Latin, English |
| Prima |
First-born child. |
Primah, Primara, Primaria, Primariah,
Pryma, Prymah, Prymaria, Prymariah, Prymarya, Prymaryah |
Latin |
| Primavera |
First born of spring, New life. |
Primaverah, Prymavera, Prymaverah |
Latin |
| Primrose |
The primrose flower. |
Primrosa, Prymrosa, Prymrose |
English, Scottish |
| Princess |
Daughter of the queen and king |
Princesa (Spanish), Princessa,
Pryncess, Pryncessah |
English |
| Printella |
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Printellah |
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| Priscilla |
Ancient. |
Piroshka, Precilla, Prescilla,
Pricila, Pricilia, Prisca, Priscella, Priscila, Priscill, Priscillie,
Prisella, Prisila, Prisilla, Prissilla, Prysilla, Prysillah, Prycyla,
Prycylah, Prysylla, Prysyllah |
Latin |
| Prisma |
To cut, Saw. |
Prysma |
Greek |
| Prita |
Dear one |
|
Hindi |
| Priya |
Beloved, Sweet-natured. |
Priyah |
Hindi |
| Promisee |
Promise |
Promise, Promisea, Promisey, Promisi,
Promisie, Promissa, Promisse, Promissee, Promissey, Promissi,
Promissie, Promissy, Promisy |
English |
| Providence |
Foresight, to provide, Godly. |
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Latin |
| Prudence |
Cautious,
intelligent. |
Prue |
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| Prue |
Cautious,
intelligent |
Prudence |
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| Purva |
Elder |
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| Pushpita |
Decorated with flower. |
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