Boy names, and unique baby names
Paaveli
Pace (Hebrew / English) Refers to Passover / a peaceful man
Paice, Payce, Paece, Pacey,
Pacy, Pacee, Paci, Pacie
Pacho (Spanish) An independent man; one who is free
Pachu’a (Native American) Resembling a water snake
Paco (Spanish) A man from France
Pacorro, Pacoro, Paquito
Padgett (French) One who strives to better himself
Padget, Padgette, Padgete,
Padgeta, Padgetta, Padge,
Paget, Pagett
Padman (Indian) Resembling the lotus
Padmann
Padruig (Scottish) Of the royal family
Paine (Latin) Man from the country; a peasant
Pain, Payn, Payne, Paen,
Paene, Pane, Paien
Palamedes (English) In Arthurian legend, a knight
Palomydes, Palomedes,
Palamydes, Palsmedes,
Palsmydes, Pslomydes
Palban (Spanish) A blondhaired man
Palben, Palbin, Palbyn,
Palbon, Palbun
Paley (English) Form of Paul, meaning “a small or humble man”
Paly, Pali, Palie, Palee, Palea
Palladin (Greek) Filled with wisdom
Palladyn, Palladen,
Palladan, Paladin, Paladyn,
Paladen, Paladan
Palmer (English) A pilgrim bearing a palm branch
Pallmer, Palmar, Pallmar,
Palmerston, Palmiro,
Palmeero, Palmeer, Palmire
Pan (Greek) In mythology, god of the shepherds
Pann
Panama (Spanish) From the canal
Pancho (Spanish) A man from France
Pankaj (Indian) Resembling the lotus flower
Panya (African) Resembling a mouse
Panyah
Panyin (African) The firstborn of twins
Panyen
Paras (Hindi) A touchstone
Parasmani, Parasmanie,
Parasmany, Parasmaney,
Parasmanee
Parkins (English) As solid as a rock; son of Peter
Parkens, Parken, Parkin,
Parkyns, Parkyn, Parkinson
Parley (Scottish) A reluctant man
Parly, Parli, Parlie, Parlee,
Parlea, Parle
Parmenio (Spanish) A studious man; one who is intelligent
Parmenios, Parmenius
Parounag (Armenian) One who is thankful
Parrish (Latin) Man of the church
Parish, Parrishe, Parishe,
Parrysh, Parysh, Paryshe,
Parryshe, Parisch
Parry (Welsh) The son of Harry
Parrey, Parri, Parrie,
Parree, Parrea
Parthenios (Greek) One who is pure; chaste
Parthenius
Parthik (Greek) One who is pure; chaste
Parthyk, Parthick, Parthyck,
Parthic, Parthyc
Pascal (Latin) Born during Easter
Pascale, Pascalle, Paschal,
Paschalis, Pascoe, Pascual,
Pascuale, Pasqual
Pastor (English) Man of the church
Pastur, Paster, Pastar,
Pastir, Pastyr
Patamon (Native American) Resembling a tempest
Patamun, Patamen,
Pataman, Patamyn, Patamin
Patch (American) Form of Peter, meaning “as solid and strong as a rock”
Pach, Patche, Patchi, Patchie,
Patchy, Patchey, Patchee
Patrick (Latin) A nobleman; patrician
Packey, Padric, Pat, Patrece,
Patric, Patrice, Patreece,
Patricio
Patton (English) From the town of warriors
Paten, Patin, Paton, Patten,
Pattin, Paddon, Padden,
Paddin
Patwin (Native American) A manly man
Patwinn, Patwinne,
Patwyn, Patwynne,
Patwynn, Patwen, Patwenn,
Patwenne
Paul (Latin) A small or humble man
Pauley, Paulie, Pauly, Paley,
Paavo
Paurush (Indian) A courageous man
Paurushe, Paurushi,
Paurushie, Paurushy,
Paurushey, Paurushee
Pavanjit (Indian) Resembling the wind
Pavanjyt, Pavanjeet,
Pavanjeat, Pavanjete
Paxton (English) From the peaceful town
Packston, Paxon, Paxten,
Paxtun, Packstun, Packsten
Pazel (Hebrew) God’s gold; treasured by God
Pazell, Pazele, Pazelle
Pearroc (English) Man of the forest
Pearoc, Pearrok, Pearok,
Pearrock, Pearock
Pecos (American) From the river; a cowboy
Pekos, Peckos
Pedro (Spanish) Form of Peter, meaning “as solid and strong as a rock”
Pedrio, Pepe, Petrolino,
Piero, Pietro
Pelham (English) From the house of furs; from
Peola’s home
Pellham, Pelam, Pellam
Pell (English) A clerk or one who works with skins
Pelle, Pall, Palle
Pelon (Spanish) Filled with joy
Pellon
Pelton (English) From the town by the lake
Pellton, Peltun, Pelltun,
Peltan, Pelltan, Pelten,
Pellten, Peltin
Penda (African) One who is dearly loved
Pendah, Penha, Penhah
Penley (English) From the enclosed meadow
Penly, Penleigh, Penli,
Penlie, Penlee, Penlea,
Penleah, Pennley
Penrod (German) A respected commander
Pentele (Hungarian) A merciful man
Pentelle, Pentel, Pentell
Penuel (Hebrew) The face of God
Penuell, Penuele, Penuelle
Percival (French) One who can pierce the vale”
Purcival, Percy, Percey,
Perci, Percie, Percee, Percea,
Persy, Persey, Persi
Peregrine (Latin) One who travels; a wanderer
Perry, Perree, Perrea, Perri,
Perrie, Perregrino
Perez (Hebrew) To break through
Peretz
Pericles (Greek) One who is in excess of glory
Perricles, Perycles, Perrycles,
Periclees, Perriclees,
Peryclees, Perryclees,
Periclez
Perk (American) One who is cheerful and jaunty
Perke, Perky, Perkey, Perki,
Perkie, Perkee, Perkea
Perkinson (English) The son of Perkin; the son of Peter
Perkynson
Perseus (Greek) In mythology, son of Zeus who slew Medusa
Persius, Persyus, Persies,
Persyes
Perth (Celtic) From the thorny thicket
Perthe, Pert, Perte
Perye (English) From the pear tree
Peter (Greek) As solid and strong as a rock
Peder, Pekka, Per, Petar,
Pete, Peterson, Petr, Petre,
Pierce, Patch, Pedro
Petuel (Hindi) The Lord’s vision
Petuell, Petuele, Petuelle
Peyton (English) From the village of warriors
Payton, Peytun, Paytun,
Peyten, Payten, Paiton,
Paitun, Paiten
Pharis (Irish) A heroic man
Pharys, Pharris, Pharrys
Phex (American) A kind man
Phexx
Philemon (Hebrew) A loving man
Phylemon, Philimon,
Phylimon, Philomon,
Phylomon, Philamon,
Phylamon
Philetus (Greek) A collector
Phyletus, Philetos, Phyletos
Phillip (Greek) One who loves horses
Phil, Philip, Felipe, Filipp,
Phillie, Philly
Philo (Greek) One who loves and is loved
Phoebus (Greek) A radiant man
Phoibos
Phomello (African) A successful man
Phomelo
Phong (Vietnamese) Of the wind
Phuc (Vietnamese) One who is blessed
Phuoc
Picardus (Hispanic) An adventurous man
Pycardus, Picardos,
Pycardos, Picardas,
Pycardas, Picardis,
Pycardis, Picardys
Pickworth (English) From the woodcutter’s estate
Pikworth, Picworth,
Pickworthe, Pikworthe,
Picworthe
Pierce (English) Form of Peter, meaning “as solid and strong as a rock”
Pearce, Pears, Pearson,
Pearsson, Peerce, Peirce,
Pierson, Piersson
Pin (Vietnamese) Filled with joy
Pyn
Pio (Latin) A pious man
Pyo, Pios, Pius, Pyos, Pyus
Pirro (Greek) A red-haired man
Pyrro
Pitney (English) From the island of the stubborn man
Pitny, Pitni, Pitnie, Pitnee,
Pitnea, Pytney, Pytny, Pytni
Pittman (English) A laborer
Pyttman, Pitman, Pytman
Plantagenet (French) Resembling the broom flower
Poetry (American) A romantic man
Poetrey, Poetri, Poetrie,
Poetree, Poetrea, Poet, Poete
Pollux (Greek) One who is crowned
Pollock, Pollok, Polloc,
Pollack, Polloch
Polo (African) Resembling an alligator
Poloe, Poloh
Ponce (Spanish) The fifthborn child
Ponse
Pongor (Hungarian) A mighty man
Pongorr, Pongoro, Pongorro
Poni (African) The secondborn son
Ponni, Ponie, Ponnie, Pony,
Ponny, Poney, Ponney, Ponee
Pons (Latin) From the bridge
Pontius, Ponthos, Ponthus
Poornamruth (Indian) Full of sweetness
Pournamruth
Poornayu (Indian) Full of life; blessed with a full life
Pournayu, Poornayou,
Pournayou, Poornayue,
Pournayue
Porat (Hebrew) A productive man
Porfirio (Greek) Refers to a purple coloring
Porphirios, Prophyrios,
Porfiro, Porphyrios
Powhatan (Native American) From the chief’s hill
Prabhakar (Hindu) Of the sun
Prabhat (Indian) Born during the morning
Pragun (Indian) One who is straightforward; honest
Pramod (Indian) A delightful young man
Pranit (Indian) One who is humble; modest
Pranyt, Praneet, Praneat
Prasad (Indian) A gift from God
Prashant (Indian) One who is peaceful; calm
Prashante, Prashanth,
Prashanthe
Pratap (Hindi) A majestic man
Pravat (Thai) History
Prem (Indian) An affectionate man
Prentice (English) A student; an apprentice
Prentyce, Prentise, Prentyse,
Prentiss, Prentis
Prescott (English) From the priest’s cottage
Prescot, Prestcot, Prestcott,
Preostcot
Preston (English) From the priest’s town
Prestin, Prestyn, Prestan,
Prestun, Presten, Pfeostun
Prewitt (French) A brave young one
Prewet, Prewett, Prewit,
Pruitt, Pruit, Pruet, Pruett
Prine (English) One who surpasses others
Pryne
Prometheus (Greek) In mythology, he stole fire from the heavens and gave it to man
Promitheus, Promethius,
Promithius
Prop (American) A funloving man
Propp, Proppe
Prosper (Latin) A fortunate man
Prospero, Prosperus
Pryderi (Celtic) Son of the sea
Pryderie, Prydery, Pryderey,
Pryderee, Pryderea
Prydwen (Welsh) A handsome man
Prydwenn, Prydwenne,
Prydwin, Prydwinne,
Prydwinn, Prydwyn,
Prydwynn, Prydwynne
Pullman (English) One who works on a train
Pulman, Pullmann, Pulmann
Pyralis (Greek) Born of fire
Pyraliss, Pyralisse, Pyralys,
Pyralyss, Pyralysse, Pyre
Boy names, and unique baby names
