Baby Names Starting with P

Old English

father

African

father

Spanish

Small

Spanish

Small

Indian

Friend

Polynesian

To be strong or powerful

Asian,Hmong

The one who is strong

African

Born on a Friday

Indian

Pure

Arabic

peaceful

Southeast Asian

Path

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Small

Germanic

To be

Indian

Son of Pritha

Polynesian

Father

African

Leader

Hawaiian

to be born

Latin

small, humble

Native American

Water

Hebrew

Gold, golden

English

Father

African

Bringer of joy

Indian

Wind

African

Gift

Hebrew

Little rock

African

Born on Tuesday

Indian

Pure, sacred

Spanish

Small

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

little

Spanish

Little Paul

Spanish

Little Paul

Spanish

Small

Spanish

Little Pablo

Spanish

Small, humble

Spanish

Little Paul

Spanish

small

Spanish

Little Paul

Various

Spanish

Small

Spanish

small, humble

Hebrew

God is my strength

Spanish

Small

Spanish

Small, new house

Spanish

small, wealthy

Spanish

Son of Paul

Spanish

Small

Spanish

little Paul; humble

Spanish

small Paul

Spanish

small

Spanish

Town name

Spanish

Small

African

Peace

Spanish

peace

Spanish

peaceful

Indigenous Americas

Fruit tree

Italian

Gift

Italian

free man

English

From an English surname that was derived from the Middle English word pace meaning "peace".

Spanish

Patience

English

Peaceful

Spanish

Peaceful

Indigenous Americas

Earth or world

Indian

Earth and mother; protector

Indigenous Americas

To break

Indigenous Americas

To be free

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Unknown

Native American

Brave or courageous

Spanish

peaceful

Spanish

little one

Spanish

Little Francisco

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Calmness

Native American

earth

Spanish

Stylish young man

Spanish

Unknown

Indian

Wise one

Greek

Thick

Italian

Peaceful

Spanish

Peaceful

Spanish

patience

Various

Spanish

Peaceful

Latin

Peaceful

Slavic

Little one

English

Steady movement

Spanish

Peaceful

Spanish

Peaceful

Indian

Gift of God

Indian

King of wealth

Indian

Blessed with wisdom

Indian

One who is wise

Indian

King of virtue

Spanish

Free man

Celtic

Free man

Japanese

Pac-Man character

Spanish

Free man

Spanish

Little Francis

Spanish

Peaceful

Spanish

Agreement

Indigenous

Fish species

Indigenous Americas

Water

Spanish

Unknown

English

Child

Indian

Path

Indian

To descend

Indian

Lotus

Indian

Lotus flower

English

Plump; well-rounded

Celtic

Unknown

Celtic

Noble

English

From the village of Padda's people

Old English

to row

English

A small field or pasture

Indian

Little one

English

Noble

Persian

noble

English

Unknown

English

Warrior's town

English

Page or young servant, originally from a flower

Indian

One who is knowledgeable

Sanskrit

one who is wise

African

Brave

Native American

little one

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Brave and strong

Spanish

little rock

Indian

Lotus

Sanskrit

lotus goddess

Indian

Born from a lotus

Sanskrit

lotus born

Sanskrit

lotus abode

Sanskrit

lotus-eyed

Indian

Lotus

Sanskrit

lotus-naveled

Indian

One with a lotus in the navel

Indian

Lotus navel

Indian

Lotus-naveled

Indian

Lord Vishnu

Sanskrit

lotus goddess

Indian

Lotus

Indian

Lotus-like beauty

English

Brave protector

Old English

partner

African

He who is blessed

Celtic

Noble

Celtic

Noble

English

Noble

Spanish

Godfather

English

Stow on the river

Indian

Brave warrior

Indian

Footwear

Indian

Lotus flower

English

Noble

Korean

Peace

English

Old English name of unknown meaning.

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Hebrew

To be strong

Spanish

Son of Payo

African

To be born

Indian

Village

Indian

crazy

African

to be wise

Latin

Rural

Latin

young servant

Latin

young servant

English

From a French and English surname that meant "little page" (see Paige).

African

Unknown

Latin

pearl

Sanskrit

to be born

Latin

Young servant

Indian

Crazy

Italian

Little girl

Indian

Playful

Indian

Fool

Latin

to be blessed

Southeast Asian

Strong

Native American

to speak

Indian

Mountain dweller

Indian

Beloved

Persian

hero, warrior

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

To be strong

Spanish

Little flower

Indian

Wise

Chinese

To be loved

Polynesian

Enclosure

African

Born out of joy

African

Gift of love

English

From an English surname meaning "servant, page" in Middle English. It is ultimately derived (via Old French and Italian) from Greek παιδίον (paidion)

Old English

young servant

English

young servant; page

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

to be joyful

Chinese

Unknown

Southeast Asian

To be wise

Persian

gift

English

Countryman, rustic

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Latin

sorrowful

English

Unknown meaning

Spanish

to paint

Spanish

Country

Indian

Money

Spanish

Landscapes

Spanish

Landscape art

Arabic

Land of peace

Spanish

Countryman

Spanish

Little country person

English

Variant of Paisley.

English

From a Scots surname, originally from the name of a town near Glasgow, maybe ultimately derived from Latin basilica "church". This is also a word (der

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Polynesian

Strong

English

Variant of Peyton.

Native American

to be strong

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Slavic

Father

Spanish

Bird

Spanish

Little bird

Spanish

Birds

Chinese

pure

African

Wise

Indian

Lotus

African

To be lifted

African

Unknown

Latin

Expert

Indian

Light

Chinese

White

Chinese

peaceful spring

Chinese

Unknown

Native American

to be strong

Latin

pure, clean

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Native American

to be strong

Indian

Bringer of peace

Chinese

Unknown

Indian

Bird

Sanskrit

sacred

Vietnamese

strong, powerful

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

Brave and strong warrior

Polynesian

Pure

Polynesian

To be wise

Southeast Asian

Pure

Spanish

Unknown

Arabic

Pure

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

little Francis

Indian

King of the brave

Japanese

Unknown

Indigenous

Strong

Chinese

Strong and brave

Indian

Pure

Indian

Pure

Indian

King of the righteous

Scandinavian

Strong

Southeast Asian

Pure

Southeast Asian

A person who is clever

Native American

little one

Chinese

Unknown

African

Brave warrior

Persian

Protector

Chinese

Peaceful

Southeast Asian

Brave warrior

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Easter

Southeast Asian

Wing

Eastern European

Pure

Chinese

Strong and powerful

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Persian

Brave warrior

Chinese

To bind

Southeast Asian

Strength

Native American

peaceful

Spanish

little one

Indian

Intelligent

Southeast Asian

Courageous

Chinese

Unknown

Vietnamese

to be strong

Southeast Asian

Unknown meaning

African

Unknown

English

Friend

Indian

Earth or land

Spanish

words

Spanish

Palace

Spanish

fox

Indian

Eye

Polynesian

Artistic expression

Native American

to soar

Polynesian

Heavenly blessing

English

Of the sea; knight of diverse heritage

Indian

Protector of the earth

Sanskrit

protector

Vietnamese

to be strong

Hawaiian

the one who is

Indian

Son of Lord Murugan

Indian

Son of Palani

Indian

Precious gem

Indian

Devotee of Lord Murugan

Indian

Bringer of wealth

Indian

One who is like a king

Indian

Strong

Indian

Lord Murugan

Spanish

Thatched roof

Indian

Tree

Indian

Flame tree

Southeast Asian

Land of the Palawans

African

To be blessed

Greek

Calm

Latin

of the pale

Italian

City of palm trees

English

Land of the Philistines

Spanish

Defender

Indian

Language of scriptures

Latin

Small

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little bird

Spanish

stick; skewer

Spanish

little stick; branch

Latin

Small or little

Indian

New leaves

English

Metallic element symbolizing transformation and adaptability

Indian

A type of bird

Greek

Wisdom

Indian

New leaves

Scandinavian

Small

Indian

Village

English

One who serves a palace or court

Old English

small, humble

Spanish

Palm tree

Latin

Of the palm tree

English

From an English surname meaning "pilgrim". It is ultimately from Latin palma "palm tree", since pilgrims to the Holy Land often brought back palm fron

Spanish

Palm tree

Italian

Of the palm tree

Hebrew

Resilient

Latin

Palm-bearing

Spanish

Palm tree

Latin

of palms

Spanish

tree

English

Dove; symbol of peace

Scandinavian

Dove

Spanish

Doves

Spanish

dove

Spanish

little dove

Southeast Asian

Peaceful

Native American

to dance

African

strong

Spanish

little stick

Indian

Modern name with no established meaning

Indian

King

Indian

Contemporary name, possibly derived from 'paltan'

Indian

Saint's name

Polynesian

Unknown

Indian

Leaf

Indian

Bringer of peace

Persian

Flower of the moon

Indian

Strong

Old English

small, humble

English

Short form of Pamela.

Native American

sacred

Southeast Asian

father

Spanish

Little

English

Beloved

Latin

honeycomb

English

This name was invented in the late 16th century by the poet Philip Sidney for use in his romance Arcadia (1593). He possibly intended it to mean "all

English

Sweetness

English

Honey

Spanish

Little Pamela

Native American

sweetness

Latin

honey

Greek

honey; sweetness

Hebrew

honey

Spanish

Calm

Persian

beloved

English

Sweet

English

Variant of Pamela.

African

Honeycomb

Greek

all, every

English

All-encompassing

English

All sweetness

Indian

all sweetness

Greek

All sweetness

Indian

Beloved

African

Peaceful

African

little one

Celtic

Indulge

Spanish

Wind from the Pampas

Indian

Sweet

Spanish

Little Pampas

African

father; protector

African

Beloved

Greek

All, shepherd

Native American

father

Spanish

Bakery

African

protector

Greek

All-holy

Greek

All-holy

Persian

Refuge

African

Unknown

Spanish

Abundance of fish

Polynesian

Bamboo

French

elegance

African

God's gift

African

gift; blessing

Greek

All-holy

Greek

all-holy

African

all good

Southeast Asian

Five

Sanskrit

daughter of Panchala

Indian

fifth

Indian

Fifth

Sanskrit

five-eyed

Indian

Five-faced

Indian

Fivefold bliss

Spanish

little bread

Indian

Bird

Spanish

Little bread

African

Little bread

Indian

Five

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Free

Indian

Five elements

Indian

Five

Indian

Five

Southeast Asian

Noodles

Spanish

Little belly

Spanish

little bread

Greek

All-powerful

English

Medieval English form of Pancratius. The relics of the 4th-century saint Pancratius were sent to England by Pope Gregory the Great, leading to the sai

Greek

All powerful

Latin

all, every

Odia

Scholar, priest

Indian

Descendant of Pandu

Southeast Asian

Unknown

African

Unknown

Indian

One who is like a flower

Indian

Scholar

Indian

sons of Pandu

Southeast Asian

Blacksmith

Indian

Leader

African

to be blessed

African

Unknown

Indian

Scholar

Indian

One who is clever

Indian

White

Indian

Lord of Pandharpur

Indian

sacred; holy

Greek

Full moon

Indian

King

Indian

King

Indian

Brave

Spanish

Gang member

Indian

Blessed

Indian

Learned scholar or teacher

Indian

learned

Indian

King

Indian

King

Indian

king of Pandiyas

Indian

King of Pandya dynasty

African

Unknown

Greek

Universal provider

Greek

all gifts

Greek

All-giving

Indian

Pale

Indian

Lord Krishna

Indian

Lord Krishna

Celtic

alliance

Indian

descendant of Pandyas

Indian

fresh cheese

Greek

Honey

Spanish

Unknown

Greek

Universal love

Greek

Friend of all

English

From the enclosed ford

Chinese

Peaceful

African

Be thankful

Southeast Asian

Descendant

Southeast Asian

Prince

Southeast Asian

Beautiful

Arabic

beloved, dear

Southeast Asian

Star

Southeast Asian

Ugly

Chinese

to bounce

English

A feeling of sharp pain

Latin

water

Spanish

From the water

Hebrew

God's judge

Spanish

Bakery

Native American

brave warrior

Indian

Flower of the forest

Indian

Bird

Italian

Little bread

Indian

Cheese

Vietnamese

little flower

Spanish

little bread