Girl Names Starting With P

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

Ancient city in Macedonia. Used as a proper name derived from geography.

Lotus flower in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening.

Weaver, with a web over her face

Weaver. In Greek mythology, Penelope was the faithful wife of Odysseus known for her devotion.

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

Hebrew name meaning pearl, representing beauty and preciousness.

Weaver. In Greek mythology, Penelope was the faithful wife of Odysseus who wove and unraveled cloth while waiting for his return.

Diminutive of Penelope, from Greek meaning 'weaver.'

Weaver. Variant of Penny, from Penelope, the loyal wife of Odysseus in Greek mythology.

Ancient, venerable

Traveler or pilgrim. From Latin meaning foreign or wandering.

Pearl; represents purity, value, and beauty.

A beautiful and enchanting fairy-like supernatural being in Persian mythology.

Pearl; symbolizing purity, wisdom, and natural beauty.

Spanish diminutive meaning 'little pearl.' Pearl symbolizes purity, rarity, and elegance.

Pearl (Portuguese/Spanish word used as a name)

Perpetual, everlasting, eternal

Pilgrim or traveler; represents spiritual journeys and wandering paths.

Associated with Persephone, Greek goddess of spring and rebirth.

Bringer of destruction, queen of underworld

Greek goddess of spring and underworld; represents renewal, balance, and the cycle of life.

Named after the ancient Persian Empire. Evokes the grandeur and historical significance of Persia.

Of Persia, relating to ancient Persia

Traditionally associated with Pesach (Passover) in Jewish tradition.

Feminine form of Peter, derived from the Greek word for 'stone.' Symbolizes strength and steadfastness.

Stone or rock, feminine form of the Latin name Petronius

Stone, rock. From Latin meaning a small stone, symbolizing strength.

A Latin feminine name derived from 'petra' (rock), symbolizing strength, steadfastness, and solid character.

From Latin, possibly meaning 'seeker' or derived from 'petere' (to seek)

Flower of the Petunia plant family

From English place name meaning 'Pega's town'

Fighting man's estate, royal

Settlement of Pagga; a place name used as a personal name.

Greek name meaning 'bright' or 'shining'; from Greek mythology

Beautiful, blooming flower.

Bright and radiant; shining light.

Happy, fortunate; variant of Felicia

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

Variant of Phoebe, from Greek meaning 'bright' or 'pure'.

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

Lover of horses; reflecting qualities of gentleness and companionship.

Variant of Phyllis, from Greek meaning 'green leaf,' symbolizing nature and renewal.

Lover of horses; denoting wisdom and nobility

Greek name from 'phyllis' meaning 'foliage' or 'greenery', symbolizing nature and growth.

Lover of strength; from Greek philos (lover) and menos (strength).

Fair, white. A variant spelling of Fiona with graceful and luminous qualities.

Bright, radiant, shining one

Bright, shining; variant spelling of Phoebe

Referring to the ancient Phoenician civilization and region known for trade and maritime culture.

Mythical bird reborn from ashes, dark red

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

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

Green leaf, variant of Phyllis from Greek 'phyllon' meaning leaf.

Green leaf; derived from the Greek word for leaf.

Leaf; green bough. Variant or compound form related to Phyllis.

Green leaf; leafy branch

Leaf-like; derived from Greek phyllon meaning 'leaf', symbolizing nature and growth

From Greek 'phyllis', meaning 'leaf' or 'foliage'.

Leaf. Symbolizing growth and nature.

Mythical bird of rebirth and renewal; variant of Phoenix.

Pious or devout; expressing religious reverence and virtue.

Small; petite in stature or manner.

Mercy, compassion, and piety. A Spanish virtue name representing kindness and devotion.

Stone fortress; rock

Stone or rock. Italian diminutive of Piera, derived from Peter, representing strength and reliability.

Stone; feminine diminutive form of Pierre

Stone. Italian and Latin name derived from petra.

Pipe player, flute player

Lover of horses, derived from the Greek name Philippa.

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

Beloved or dear; a term of affection expressing love in Sanskrit-based languages.

Calm, peaceful, quiet and gentle; from Latin placidus

Powhatan name traditionally interpreted as 'playful one,' representing joy and lively spirit.

The North Star. From Latin 'polaris' meaning of the pole, symbolizing guidance and direction.

Small woman; feminine diminutive of Paul meaning 'small'.

Small or diminutive of Apollina, relating to Apollo

Small, humble, from Pauline or Polly

Compound of Polly (devoted to the Lord) and Ann (grace).

Grace and favor

Sanskrit name meaning 'worship,' 'prayer ritual,' or 'religious ceremony'; represents spiritual devotion and reverence.

Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning 'full moon' or 'moonlight'.

Variant of Poppy; refers to the flowering plant and symbolizes sleep, peace, and imagination.

Red flower, from the poppy plant

Derived from porcus, meaning pig; a classical Roman feminine name with aristocratic heritage.

Related to porphyra, the Greek word for purple dye or stone.

Harbor or harbor-dweller

A small bouquet of flowers.

A Punjabi name combining 'Prabh' (divine) with 'leen' (absorbed), meaning immersed in the divine.

East; Sanskrit name representing the direction of sunrise and new beginnings.

Wisdom or intelligent and learned. A Sanskrit name representing knowledge and intellectual achievement.

Wisdom, knowledge, supreme wisdom in Buddhist and Hindu philosophy

Sanskrit name meaning nature or the natural world. Symbolizes the fundamental substance of all creation.

Sacred sound or divine expression, derived from pranava (OM) in Hindu tradition.

Playful or one who plays; represents joy and liveliness

Life-filled or full of vitality. Related to 'pran' meaning life or soul in Sanskrit.

Attainment, acquisition, or achievement.

Ancient or venerable, derived from Latin meaning 'of old times'.

Precious; valued and highly esteemed, representing something rare and beautiful

Love, beloved, beloved one

Beloved one, from Sanskrit meaning loved or cherished.

Love, affection, or friendship; a cherished virtue in Hindu philosophy.

Ancient and venerable.

Variant of Presley, meaning priest's meadow or a place associated with clergy.

Priest's meadow or priest's field. Modern spelling variation of Presley.