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.
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Pushyaraag | A person resembling the precious stone Topaz |
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Pushyati | Soft like a flower; Gentle; Beautiful |
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Puskar | One who is like a blue lotus flower |
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Puskara | Blue lotus |
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Puskarini | A lake where the lotus flowers grow |
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Puskin | A name that originates from Russian surname Pushkin, meaning the cannon |
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Puspa | A flower blossom-like little girl |
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Puspabhusan | A flower made ornament |
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Puspadal | One who is like the flower petal |
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Puspamala | A garland made of flowers |
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Puspamanjari | A girl who is like the flower bud |
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Puspang | A part of Flower; petal of flowers |
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Puspanjali | The offering of flowers |
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Puspawati | Female flower |
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Puspita | A woman who has all the qualities of the flower |
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Pussa | A tipsy person |
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Pusti | One of the forms of the Devil |
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Puta | A mythological person |
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Putakini | One who is full of life; Full of energy |
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Putala | Doll |
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Putana | To blow hard, a hard breeze |
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Putera | Son or prince |
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Puteri | Daughter or princess |
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Puthi | One who loves books |
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Puthyrith | Merciful power |
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Puti | A woman of great purity |
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Pution | Star |
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Putnam | One who lives by the pond |
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Putput | To handle things with too much care |
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Putra | To be someone's son |
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Putrea | Cambodian word for plum. |
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Putri | Daughter |
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Putrika | One as pretty as the doll |
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Putta | A baby that is small and petitte |
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Puttal | One of pure heart |
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Puttika | A bee that is very, very small |
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Puttoli | A little girl as perfect as the doll |
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Putul | A baby girl that is just like the doll |
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Puvanan | A sky filled with flowers |
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Puvaraj | King of the World; Lord of the world; Ruler of the earth |
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Puvarasu | One who is the ruler of the flowers |
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Puviarasu | King of the World; Lord of the world; Ruler of the earth |
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Pwyll | A male name from the Welsh Mythology, King Pwyll |
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Pyara | A person who is loved |
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Pyare | A name collectivly given to 5 Sikh men, the five beloved ones |
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Pyarelal | A name of Lord Krishna |
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Pyaremohan | Lord Krishna's name |
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Pyas | Thirsty; One who always seeks for something |
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Pybba | One who is like a small rock |
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Pybbi | A person who is like the small stone |
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Pyer | Rock |
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Pyers | One who lives near a pier, near the boats |
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Pylar | Pillar |
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Pylcca | One who is small like a stone |
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Pylta | One who is like a small stone |
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Pylyp | One who is a horse lover |
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Pymma | A diminutive of Euphemia, which means a good speaker |
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Pyn | One who comes from the bunded area |
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Pyotr | Rock |
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Pypa | A friend of the horses, one who loves horses |
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Pyper | Piper |
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Pyppa | A very skilled female pipe player |
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Pyr | A name that means fire |
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Pyralis | Of Fire |
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Pyrena | fiery |
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Pyrrhus | Fiery or flaming red |
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Pyt | A man from the pit |
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Pythagoras | Python market |
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Pythia | prophet |
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Pythios | To Rot |
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Pytta | One small rock |
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Pyttel | A hawk-like person |