Baby Names Starting with P

Small Paul; a Spanish diminutive form meaning humble and small

Small, humble, little

Free man; form of Francis

Of noble birth; derived from Patrick with roots in Latin patrician lineage.

Lotus flower

Irish form of Patrick; from Latin Patricius meaning of noble birth.

Irish form of Patrick, meaning of noble birth from Latin Patricius.

English place name, variant of Peyton

From the Scottish town of Paisley, historically known for paisley textile patterns.

Church of Paisel; modern variant of the Scottish place name Paisley.

Church, patterned fabric

Modern variant of Paisley, derived from a Scottish place name associated with the paisley pattern.

From Paisley, Scotland; associated with paisley pattern

From the paisley pattern or town of Paisley, Scotland

Warrior's settlement or town. Variant of Payton.

Patterned fabric or paisley pattern; Scottish origin suggesting intricate design.

From Pallas Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare, and crafts.

Sanskrit name meaning new leaves or fresh foliage, symbolizing spring and renewal.

From Latin 'palma' meaning 'palm tree', symbolizing victory or peace.

Diminutive form meaning small palm, derived from the Latin palma (palm tree).

Related to palm trees; derived from Palmyra, an ancient city in Syria.

Dove, peaceful, gentle bird

All honey. Greek elements combining 'all' with 'honey', suggesting sweetness.

All honey or sweetness

Variant of Pamela, from Greek meaning 'all honey' or 'entirely sweet.'

Variant of Pamela, traditionally meaning all honey from Greek pan (all) and meli (honey).

All honey; all sweetness and charm

Honey

All sweetness. A variant of Pamela, a name of Greek origin symbolizing sweetness and charm.

All holy or all saints, from Greek religious terminology.

All holy; from Greek panagia relating to the Virgin Mary or divine holiness

Feminine form meaning 'all-holy,' derived from Greek Orthodox veneration; represents holiness and divine grace.

From the Virgin Mary

Little Frank

From Greek 'pan' (all) and 'dora' (gift), meaning all-gifted or given to all. Known from Greek mythology.

Friend of all, from Greek pan (all) and philos (friend).

All-merciful; Greek diminutive of Panteleimon.

Small. Italian feminine form derived from Latin meaning humble or small.

Italian form of Paul, Latin name from 'paulus' meaning 'small' or 'humble'.

Spanish diminutive of Francisca, meaning 'free one'.

Pollen or fragrance. Symbolizes natural beauty and delicate essence.

Supreme, ultimate, paramount; in Hindu philosophy, the highest reality or divine consciousness.

Supreme or ultimate; symbolizes transcendence and excellence.

Preparation or Friday. Associated with the Greek Orthodox tradition of the day of preparation before the Sabbath.

A fairy-like being in Persian mythology; represents beauty, grace, and otherworldly allure.

Like a fairy; fairy-like

A variant spelling of Paris, derived from Greek mythology referring to the Trojan prince; symbolizes beauty and mythology.

Field or landscape. A Korean surname used as a given name.

Park keeper, guardian of the park

Leaf in Sanskrit; symbolizes delicacy and natural grace

Variant of Paris, from Greek mythology or the city of Paris, meaning 'lover'.

English surname meaning 'from the parish or church district.'

Pure, pious, devout, chaste

From Greek 'Parthenos' meaning 'virgin' or 'maiden', symbolizing purity.

Relating to the earth; derived from Sanskrit 'prithvi' meaning earth.

Of noble birth; a woman of aristocratic standing

Variant of Patrick, meaning of noble birth or aristocratic.

A Persian name meaning 'star,' often associated with the Pleiades star cluster in Persian astronomy.

Variant of Paris, from Greek mythology. Paris was a Trojan prince; the city is also named after this mythological figure.

Pertaining to Passover or Easter, representing the Christian holiday and themes of resurrection.

Relating to Easter or Passover; one born at Easter time.

Passover; Easter; relating to resurrection and celebration

Related to Passover and Easter. Symbolizes spiritual resurrection, redemption, and renewal.

Spanish surname derived from 'Pascua', meaning Easter or Passover, symbolizing renewal and rebirth.

Of Easter or Passover; derived from the Latin Paschalis relating to Easter celebration.

Related to Easter or Passover; from Latin Paschalis

Russian diminutive of Pavel (Paul), meaning 'small.' Also a Turkish title denoting nobility and authority.

Relating to Passover or Easter, signifying renewal and redemption

Feminine form of Pasquale, related to Easter and the paschal lamb in Christian tradition.

Mistress or lady; Sanskrit word denoting feminine grace and authority

Patrician or noble; variant spelling of Patricia derived from Latin patricius meaning of noble birth.

The greenish-brown layer that forms on copper; symbolizing something developed over time.

Of noble birth, derived from the Latin patrician class

Fatherland; homeland

Nobleman; variant spelling of Patrick, from Latin meaning of patrician rank.

Related to the patrician class; means 'noble' or 'of noble birth'.

Of noble birth. Denotes aristocratic lineage and dignity.

Noble and graceful; compound of Patricia (noble) and Ann (grace).

Noble or of noble birth. Symbolizes aristocracy and dignity.

Noble or patrician, from Latin patricius

Of noble birth; member of the patrician class.

Variant of Patricia; from Latin patrician meaning noble or of noble birth, signifying aristocratic heritage.

Of noble birth; patrician in status

Noble; derived from Latin for patrician class.

Noble; of patrician class, derived from ancient Roman nobility.

Of noble birth; a patrician. Represents dignity and noble lineage.

Noble; variant of Patricia derived from Latin patricius

Son of Patrick; descendant of a patriarch

English surname meaning 'warrior's town' or 'settlement of the warrior', used as a given name.

Small; also means finished or complete in Hawaiian

Small or humble. A name emphasizing modesty and simplicity.

Small or humble; feminine form of Paul meaning small one

Compound name combining Paul (Latin, 'small') and Anthony (Latin, 'priceless').

Small; feminine form of the Latin name Paul.

Small; derived from the Latin name Paulus.

Feminine form of Paul; derived from Latin Paulus meaning small.

Small and humble; modest in nature.