Boy 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.

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

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

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

From the Virgin Mary

Little Frank

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

All-merciful; Greek diminutive of Panteleimon.

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

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.

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

Park keeper, guardian of the park

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

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

Variant of Patrick, meaning of noble birth or aristocratic.

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

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

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.

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

Relating to Passover or Easter, signifying renewal and redemption

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

Noble or of noble birth. Symbolizes aristocracy and dignity.

Noble or patrician, from Latin patricius

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

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.

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

Small or humble. A diminutive of Paul, from Latin Paulus meaning small.

Combination of Paul (small) and Michael (who is like God)

Wind or breeze; symbolizes movement and freedom in Hindu tradition

Russian form of Paul, from Latin 'Paulus' meaning 'small' or 'humble'.

Small and humble; Serbian variant of Paul

Greek form meaning 'small' or 'humble,' derived from Latin 'paulus.'

Small, humble; derived from the Latin Paulus, historically signifying modesty and simplicity.

Peace; directly from Latin 'pax' meaning peace and harmony.

Peaceful settlement; town of peace

Peaceful; modern variant of Paxton derived from English place name meaning peaceful settlement.

Peace town, peaceful settlement

Settlement of Paca. A modern variant of Paxton, an Old English place name turned given name.

Message; a Persian name symbolizing communication, news, and purpose.

English surname, possibly from pagan or one who collects payment.

Son of Payn, an English patronymic surname now used as a given name.

Peace; symbolizes tranquility and harmony.

Son of Pierce, from the name meaning stone

Related to 'pearl,' symbolizing purity, wisdom, and beauty.

Stone or rock; derived from the Latin name Petrus which carries these meanings.

Son of Peter or son of Pear; primarily used as a surname.

Stone; rock. Embodies strength and steadfastness.

Diminutive of Pedro, meaning stone or rock in Spanish.

Peter (stone) and Henry (estate ruler), a Portuguese compound given name combining names of Latin and Germanic origins.

Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire; represents power, creation, and transformation.

Pebble homestead or enclosed settlement

Biblical Hebrew name meaning 'face of God.' Biblical place where Jacob wrestled with God and was renamed Israel.

Hill or head. Originally a surname denoting geographical location.

God will increase; represents divine blessing and growth.

Stone or rock, from the Latin Petrus transmitted through Scandinavian tradition.

Pierce the valley

From Old French 'perce' (pierce) and 'val' (valley). An Arthurian knight whose name symbolizes nobility and the quest for spiritual truth.

Pilgrim or traveler; one who journeys far

Traveler or pilgrim. From Latin meaning foreign or wandering.

Hebrew name meaning 'breach' or 'breaking through', signifying one who breaks barriers.

Son of Pedro; Spanish patronymic surname.

Perfect; Spanish word used as a given name.

Surrounded by glory, derived from Greek elements meaning glory and honor.

Pearl; symbolizing purity, wisdom, and natural beauty.

Possibly derived from English 'pearl' or used as a surname-to-first-name transfer.

Pilgrim or traveler; represents spiritual journeys and wandering paths.

From Greek mythology, meaning 'destroyer' or derived from a root meaning 'to sack or destroy'.

Passover in Hebrew; symbolizes freedom and redemption from bondage.

Stone or rock; derived from Greek Petros

Rock or stone. From Greek petra, symbolizing strength, stability, and foundation.

Patronymic surname meaning 'son of Peter'

Stone or rock, from Greek 'petros'.

Stone or rock; derives from the Greek word for stone, symbolizing strength and steadfastness.

Stone or rock, derived from the Greek word petros, symbolizing strength and solidity.

From English place name meaning 'Pega's town'

Fighting man's estate, royal

Breach or breaking through; Hebrew variant of the biblical name Perez.

A legendary bird that rises from its ashes, symbolizing rebirth, renewal, and immortality.

Variant spelling of Phoenix; refers to the mythical bird of fire and rebirth.

Loves mankind; derived from Greek 'philo' (love) and 'andros' (man).

Very bright; a combination of Phil and Bert elements.

Loving, hospitable. A Greek name emphasizing affection and warmth toward others.

From Greek Philippos, meaning 'lover of horses'.

Lover of horses, from Greek 'philo' (love) and 'hippos' (horse).

German form of Philip, from Greek meaning 'lover of horses' (phil- 'loving' + hippos 'horse').

Lover of horses; derived from Greek Philippos.

Lover of horses

Lover of horses; a horse enthusiast or friend to horses.

Lover of horses

Lover of horses

Lover of horses; devoted to horsemanship

Greek origin from 'philo-' meaning 'lover of' or 'friend,' conveying fondness and affection.

From Greek elements meaning lover or friend of father; symbolizes devotion to paternal bonds.

From Hebrew meaning oracle or bronze mouth.

Oracle or brazen mouth. A biblical Hebrew name with ancient roots and spiritual significance.

Mouth of the serpent or of the Nubians; Hebrew biblical name.

Mythical bird reborn from ashes, dark red

From Greek mythology, the phoenix is a legendary firebird symbolizing rebirth, renewal, and immortality.

Vietnamese name meaning 'wind' or 'style.'

Means 'wealth' or 'fortune' in Vietnamese and Chinese.

Good fortune or blessing; represents prosperity.

Blessing, fortune, luck; symbolizes good fortune and divine favor

Vietnamese name typically meaning 'direction', 'fragrant', or 'the west'.

Mythical bird of rebirth and renewal; variant of Phoenix.

Stone fortress; rock

Italian form of Peter, meaning stone or rock; symbolizing strength and foundation.

Rock, stone, steadfast

Stone; rock

Son of Peter; a surname based on the apostle Peter's name.

A Dutch and Afrikaans form of Peter, derived from the Greek 'petros,' meaning 'stone' or 'rock.'

Stone or rock, Italian form of Peter from Latin 'petrus' meaning stone.

Oracle or mouth of the serpent. Hebrew biblical name denoting prophecy and divine connection.

Mouth of a serpent or brazen mouth; associated with courage and eloquence.

Oracle of Yahweh; Yiddish variant of the Hebrew name Pinchas.

Oracle or zealous one; biblical Hebrew name representing prophecy and covenant fidelity.