Names starting with the letter P

Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter P, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a P. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.

	Name	Meaning
	Petria	rock
	Petriana	They are reasonable, nice and educated people
	Petrica	A Rock
	Petrik	Diminutive of Petr.
	Petrina	Rock
	Petrine	rock
	Petrit	Means "falcon" in Albanian.
	Petro	They are impressive and clear sighted individual
	Petroc	Old Greek - Rock; Stone; A variant of Pero; A form of Peter
	Petroines	A systematic and loving individual
	Petrona	Possibly a feminine form of Petronius.
	Petronel	An impressing and intelligent person
	Petronela	rock
	Petronell	One who is like the solid rock
	Petronella	Rock
	Petronelle	rock
	Petronia	rock
	Petronija	rock
	Petronila	Spanish form of Petronilla.
	Petronill	One who is learned; like a rock
	Petronilla	rock
	Petronille	rock
	Petronius	Bumpkin
	Petronyl	A friendly and poised personality
	Petros	A name meaning one who is like stone
	Petroula	Greek feminine form of Peter.
	Petrov	A form of Peter. It means rock.
	Petrova	rock
	Petrovna	rock
	Petru	Old Greek - Rock; Stone; A variant of Pero; A form of Peter
	Petruccio	A form of Peter. It means stone.
	Petruchio	Variant of Petruccio used by Shakespeare in his play The Taming of the Shrew (1593) for the suitor of Katherina.
	Petrus	Old Greek - Rock; Stone; A variant of Pero; A form of Peter
	Petruska	Diminutive of Petra.
	Petruso	Ukrainian form of Petra, meaning stone.
	Petrut	Diminutive of Petru.
	Petter	A person who has a solid personality
	Petteri	Rock
	Petti	Noble; Bright; Famous
	Petula	Probably A Combination Of Petal And Tulip
	Petulah	pertness
	Petunia	Flower
	Petur	Icelandic form of Peter. It means rock.
	Peturam	A sweet name to be called
	Petya	Rock
	Petyr	One who is strong as a rock
	Peufa	One who lives to service the people
	Peukestas	One who is sharp.
	Peyman	One who has made a promise and an oath
	Peyson	Little Rock; A feminine form of Peter
	Peytin	Noble
	Peyton	From Pacca's Town
	Peyusha	A person who is as pure as amrit
	Peyvand	One who is united and brave person
	Pfeostun	One who is from Priest's farm
	Pfesssley	One whois from the priest's meadow
	Phadra	bright
	Phaedonas	Old Greek - Bright; Shining; A variant of name Phaidros;
	Phaedra	Glowing
	Phaedre	bright
	Phaedron	Old Greek - Bright; Shining; A variant of name Phaidros;
	Phaedrus	Latinized form of the Greek name Φαῖδρος (Phaidros), which meant "bright". This was the name of a 5th-century BC Greek philosopher, and also of a 1st-century Roman fabulist who was originally a slave from Thrace.
	Phaelyn	Thai - Sapphire; A variant of Phailin
	Phaenna	Derived from Greek φαεινός (phaeinos) meaning "shining". According to some Greek myths this was the name of one of the three Graces or Χάριτες (Charites).
	Phaethon	Name given to the son of Helios
	Phaeton	Someone with shining bright personality
	Phagun	Name of a hindu month
	Phaibun	To prosper and flourish
	Phaidra	bright
	Phaidros	Greek form of Phaedrus.
	Phailin	Sapphire
	Phaindra	A powerful and divine snake
	Phairoh	Pleasant sounding
	Phala	Prosperous
	Phalak	Sky
	Phalaksh	Lord Shiva
	Phalen	Peaceful
	Phalgum	Name of a hindu calender month
	Phalgun	Month
	Phalguna	One of names of Arjuna; One whose birth star is Falguni; Name of a month in Spring Season;
	Phalguni	Month
	Phalicia	lucky, fortunate, happy
	Phalisha	lucky, fortunate, happy
	Phallon	Irish - Grandchild of the ruler;
	Phalyn	A loving person
	Pham	Extensive
	Phaneendra	King of Serpents; Lord of Serpents;
	Phaneesh	One who is named after the king of servants
	Phani	One who has power of snake
	Phanibhusan	Another name for Lord Shiva
	Phanibhushan	One who is named afer Lord Shiva
	Phanie	garland, crown
	Phaninath	Snakes
	Phanindra	Snake
	Phanindranath	One of many names of Lord Vishnu signifying him as Lord of Serpents;
	Phaniraj	A quick minded King of serpants
	Phanish	A cosmic serpant; very powerful
	Phanishwar	King
	Phanouel	Greek form of Penuel.
	Phanuel	Form of Penuel used in the New Testament, where it is borne by the father of Anna the prophetess. It also appears in the apocryphal Book of Enoch belonging to an angel.