Boy Names Starting With P

From Latin pius, meaning 'pious' or 'dutiful.' Associated with virtue and moral devotion.

Russian and Polish form of Peter, from Greek 'petros' meaning 'stone' or 'rock'.

Derived from the Pippin apple variety; symbolizes sweetness, vitality, and pleasant nature.

Dutiful, devoted, and pious; embodies faithfulness and moral righteousness.

Calm, peaceful, serene

Broad or wide; derived from Greek platus referring to physical breadth

Broad or wide; derived from the Greek word for broad-shouldered.

Related to Pontius, derived from Latin. May relate to the Pontus region.

Purple; derived from the Greek term for purple dye, suggesting royalty and dignity.

Gatekeeper, doorkeeper, carrier

Greek god of the sea and earthquakes

North wind; represents strength and direction in Turkish culture

Influence and power; Sanskrit name denoting radiance and personal effect.

Light of God; divine illumination and spiritual enlightenment.

Wisdom or knowledge. Sanskrit-derived term for learning.

Sanskrit name meaning 'wind' or 'breeze'; symbolizes freedom and lightness.

A wise person; one who excels or leads with intelligence.

Sanskrit name meaning 'broad,' 'wide,' or 'expansive,' symbolizing openness and generosity.

Peaceful; calm

First ray of light or perception. Symbolizes dawn, illumination, and wisdom.

First, foremost, principal, or the beginning; often given to first-born children.

Symbol, sign, or image. A Sanskrit name meaning a distinguishing mark or representation of something.

Sunrise; the first light of dawn. Symbolizes new beginnings and brightness.

Skilled; competent; proficient

Brave, courageous; warrior

Part of a journey; represents progress and advancement

Love, beloved, beloved one

Love and affection. A Sanskrit term conveying devotion and tenderness.

Apprentice; one who learns a trade, from Old French 'aprentis'

"Apprentice," derived from English surname usage.

Surname used as given name; possibly meaning apprentice.

Priest's cottage or dwelling; derived from an Old English place name.

Priest's town, holy settlement

King of Troy in Greek mythology; represents wisdom, nobility, and tragic heroism in ancient literature.

Spanish name derived from Latin 'primitivus' meaning 'first' or 'original.'

First or finest; the principal or most excellent one

First, foremost; from Latin word meaning first.

Royal son, first in rank

Earth in Sanskrit, symbolizing stability, grounding, and foundation.

Beloved portion; derived from Sanskrit priya (beloved) and ansh (part or portion).

An occupational surname referring to a manager or administrator who procures or handles affairs.

A Titan from Greek mythology who represents forethought and gave fire to humans, symbolizing foresight and courage.

Latin name meaning fortunate and thriving; symbolizes success and flourishing.

Prudent, wise, and careful. From the Latin Prudentius meaning prudence and foresight.

One who comes before; prior or earlier in time.

Pure and virtuous. Sanskrit origin denoting purity and sanctity.

Little pig. An English/Irish surname derived from Latin, used as a given name.

Derived from occupational surname meaning 'purveyor' or provider of goods.