Baby Boy Names - P

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Baby Boy Names Beginning with P

Paavo	Finnish	Finnish form of Paul.
Pablo	Spanish	Small. Spanish form of Paul.
Pacifico	Spanish from Latin	Peaceful.
Packard	Old English	one who packs
Paco	Native American	Gold eagle. Also a Spanish nickname of Francis.
Paddy	Latin	Noble, wellborn. From the name Patrick.
Padget	French	A young attendant or page.
Padgett	French	A young attendant or page.
Padmakar	Hindu
Padraig	Irish Gaelic	Noble, wellborn.
Padruig	Scottish Gaelic	Noble, wellborn.
Page	French	A young attendant or page. A boy or girl's name.
Pahniro	Latin	Born on Palm Sunday.
Paige	Old English/French	A young child. French: A young attendant or page. A boy or girl's name.
Paine	Old French	A countryman.
Paki	Egyptian	a witness
Palani	Hawaiian	A free man.
Pallav	Hindu
Palmer	Old English	A palm-bearing pilgrim.
Palti	Hebrew	my escape
Pan		The Greek God of nature.
Pancho	Spanish	Tuft, plume.
Pancras	Greek	All-powerful. The name of an early saint.
Pancrazio	Italian	supreme ruler, all powerful
Pandarus		From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Pandita	Hindu	scholar
Pandya	Hindu
Pankaj	Hindu	lotus flower
Panos	Greek	a rock
Panthino		From Shakespeare's play Two Gentlemen of Verona.
Panyin	Ghanese	older of twins
Paolo	Italian	Italian form of Paul. Small.
Parag	Hindu
Paramartha	Hindu	great entity
Paras	Hindu	touchstone
Paris	Greek	A character in Greek mythology.
Park	Old English	From the park.
Parker	Old English	The park-keeper.
Parkin	Old English	Little Peter. A stone or rock.
Parlan	Gaelic	ploughman, farmer
Parolles		From Shakespeare's play All's Well that Ends Well.
Parr	Old English	A dweller by the cattle pen.
Parri	Aboriginal	A stream.
Parrish	Old English	From the church parish.
Parry	Welsh	The son of Harry. Army power, or ruler of the army.
Parsefal	Old French	To pierce the valley.
Parsifal	Old French	To pierce the valley.
Parth	Hindu	A name given to Arjun by Lord Krishna
Partha	Hindu	A name given to Arjun by Lord Krishna
Pasang	Tibetan/Sherpa	Born on a Friday. A boy or girl's name.
Pascal	Latin	Born at Easter.
Pat	Latin	Nobleman. The name of the patron saint of Ireland.
Patamon	Native American	raging
Patern	Breton	Padern, Padarn
Patony	Hungarian
Patrick	Latin	Nobleman. The name of the patron saint of Ireland.
Patroclus		From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Patton	Old English	A warrior.
Paul	Latin	Small. Also see Pollock.
Paulo	African	Place of rest.
Pavel	Polish/Russian/Swedish	Small. Also see Pollock.
Pax	Latin	Peace.
Paxton	Old English	From the estate of the warrior.
Payton	Old English	A dweller on the warrior's farm.
Pazman	Hungarian	right, man
Peace	Latin	peace
Pearce	Greek	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Peder	Greek	stone
Pedr	Welsh	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pedrek	Cornish/Welsh	The name of a famous Celtic saint (Petroc).
Pedro	Spanish	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pedrog	Cornish/Welsh	The name of a famous Celtic saint (Petroc).
Pelin	Turkish
Pell	Old English	A scarf.
Pellegrin	Hungarian	pilgrim
Pelton	Old English	From the farm by a pool.
Pemba	Tibetan/Sherpa	Born on a Saturday.
Pembroke	Celtic	A broken hill.
Penley	Old English	From the enclosed meadow.
Penn	Old English	An enclosure or pen.
Penrice	Cornish	From the end of the ford.
Penrith	Welsh	The chief ford.
Penrod	Teutonic	A famous commander.
Penrose	Cornish/Welsh	The end or top of the moor.
Pentele	Hungarian	merciful, lion
Penwyn	Welsh	The fair-haired one.
Pepe	Spanish	God shall add.
Pepin	Teutonic	The petitioner, one who seeks a favour.
Pepper	English	from the pepper plant
Per	Scandinavian	Scandinavian form of Peter. A stone or rock.
Percival	Old French	To pierce the valley.
Percy	Norman	A Norman surname from a placename. Also from the name Percival.
Peregrine	Latin	A stranger or pilgrim. Also a type of falcon.
Pericles		From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Peril	Latin	a trial or test
Perri	English	wanderer
Perry	Old English/French	The dweller by the pear tree. Also from the name Peregrine. A boy or girl's name.
Perth	Celtic	A thornbush thicket. Also cities in Scotland and Western Australia.
Pete		A rock.
Peter	Greek	A stone or rock. One of Christ?s apostles. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Petroc	Cornish/Welsh	The name of a famous Celtic saint.
Petruchio		From Shakespeare's play Taming of the Shrew.
Peverall	French	A piper.
Phelan	Irish Gaelic	As brave as a wolf.
Phelps	Old English	The son of Philip. A lover of horses.
Philario		A lover of horses. Also see Phelps and Phillips.
Philbert	Teutonic	Very bright.
Philemon	Greek	Loving.
Philip	Greek	A lover of horses. One of the new testament apostles. Also see Phelps and Phillips.
Phillip		A lover of horses. One of the new testament apostles. Also see Phelps and Phillips.
Phillips	Old English	The son of Philip. A lover of horses.
Philo	Greek	Loving.
Philostrate		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Philotus		From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Phineas	Egyptian/Hebrew	Egyptian: The Nubian (dark-skinned). Hebrew: An oracle.
Phoenix	Greek	The legendary bird that rose again from its own ashes. A boy or girl's name.
Phuoc	Vietnamese	good luck
Phuong	Vietnamese	destiny
Picerious	Pi
Pickford	Old English	From the ford at the peak.
Pierce	Greek	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Piero	Italian	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pierpont	French	A stone bridge.
Pierre	French	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pierrot	French	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Piers	Greek	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pierson	English	The son of Peter. A stone or rock.
Piet	Dutch	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pietro	Italian	A stone or rock. Also see Ferris, Parkin and Pierson.
Pilan	Native American	supreme essence
Pinch		From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors.
Pindan	Aboriginal	A desert.
Pindari	Aboriginal	From the high ground.
Pindarus		From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.
Pino	Italian	A lover of horses. From the name names such as Filippo. See Philip.
Pip		From the name Philip.
Piran	Cornish	A saint's name.
Pisanio		From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Pistol		From Shakespeare's play Henry V and Merry Wives of Windsor.
Pita	Maori	Maori form of Peter. A stone or rock.
Pitney	Old English	Preserving one's island.
Pitt	Old English	From the hollow.
Pius	Latin	Pious, devout. The name of several Popes.
Piusz	Hungarian	Pious, Pius
Piyush	Hindu
Placido	Latin	Calm, quiet.
Plato	Greek	Strong shoulders.
Platon	Greek	broad-shouldered
Platt	Old French	From the flat land or plateau.
Pluto	Greek	The mythological God of the underworld.
Pol	Irish Gaelic	Small. Also see Pollock.
Polixenes		From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Pollock	Old English	Little Paul. Small.
Polonius		From Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Pomeroy	French	From the apple orchard.
Pompey		From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure.
Pongor	Hungarian	all might
Pontius	Latin	The fifth.
Porter	French	The gatekeeper.
Powell	Welsh	The son of Howell. The eminent one.
Powys	Welsh	A man from Powys, a Welsh county.
Prabhakar	Hindu	cause of lustre
Prabodh	Hindu
Pradeep	Hindu	light
Praful	Hindu
Prakash	Sanskrit	Light, or famous.
Pramana	Indonesian	Wisdom.
Pramath	Hindu
Pramsu	Hindu	A scholar
Pranav	Hindu	OM
Pranay	Hindu	love, romance
Prasad	Sanskrit	Brightness.
Prasanth	Hindu
Prasata	Hindu	father of Draupad
Prashant	Hindu
Prasoon	Hindu
Prassana	Hindu	cheerful
Pratap	Hindu
Pratik	Hindu	symbol
Pratyush	Hindu
Praveen	Hindu	proficient
Prayag	Hindu
Preetish	Hindu
Prem	Sanskrit	Love.
Prentice	Old English	Beginner, learning.
Prescott	Old English	Priest's cottage.
Presley	Old English	From the priest's meadow.
Preston	Old English	From the priest's farm or town.
Prewitt	Old French	valiant one
Priam	Greek	A mythological king of Troy.
Price	Welsh	The son of the loving man.
Primel	Breton	Primael, Privel
Primo	Latin	The firstborn son.
Prince	Latin	The first in rank.
Prior	Latin	The head of a monastery or priory.
Prithu	Hindu	first Ksatriya, son of Vena
Privrata	Hindu	son of Satarupa
Probert	Welsh	The son of Robert. Famous, bright fame.
Proctor	Latin	The administrator or manager.
Proculeius		From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Prometheus	Greek	Forethought.
Prosper	Latin	Fortunate. Prosperous.
Prospero		From Shakespeare's play The Tempest.
Proteus	Greek	Changeable.
Pryce	Welsh	The son of the loving man.
Pryderi	Welsh	To care for.
Pryor	Latin	The head of a monastery or priory.
Ptolemy	Greek	Ptolem?us
Publius		From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar and Titus Andronicus.
Puck		From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Pulkit	Hindu
Pundarik	Hindu	white in colour
Puranjay	Hindu
Purujit	Hindu	conqueror of many
Purvis	Old French	The purveyor, provider.
Pusan	Hindu	a sage
Puskara	Hindu
Putnam	Old English	from the sire's estate