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Spanish
shepherd; protector
Italian
Shepherd
Spanish
Shepherds
Latin
Shepherd
Spanish
Pastor
Spanish
Shepherd
Spanish
Little pastor
African
Shepherd of the people
Spanish
From the pasture
English
Of the past
Indian
Creature
Indian
Place of the sacred
Indian
Turmeric vendor
Indian
born on Sunday
English
Short form of Patrick or Patricia. A famous bearer of this name was Pat Garrett (1850-1908), the sheriff who shot Billy the Kid.
Hebrew
father
Spanish
Patagonia
Hebrew
To break or shatter
Indian
Deep
Indian
Unknown
Spanish
Feet
Spanish
Potato
Spanish
Potatoes
English
Small piece
Indigenous Americas
Earth
English
Small pieces
Celtic
noble, nobleman
Old English
noble
Irish
little one
English
Quality of being patient
Native American
little one
Indian
One who is from Pateli
Latin
Father
Sanskrit
sacred
English
Route
Old English
Path, way
Greek
feeling
Indian
Earth lord
Spanish
Path
Indian
Traveler
African
Blessed one
Indian
Lotus
Indian
Blessed
Greek
Path
Latin
noble; strong
Indian
Pure
Latin
routes or journeys
English
noble; kind
Latin
Endurance
Spanish
Noble
Italian
little path
Indian
landowner
French
noble
English
From the English word patience, ultimately from Latin patientia, a derivative of pati "to suffer". This was one of the virtue names coined by the Puri
Latin
one who suffers
English
Enduring
Latin
Enduring
Indian
beloved, dear
Spanish
little father
African
Unknown meaning
Japanese
little brother
Indian
Village head
Arabic
Bringer of joy
African
Gift from God
Southeast Asian
to glide; skater
Latin
shallow water
Spanish
skating
Spanish
Courtyard
Indian
One who is intelligent
Latin
Nobleman
Spanish
little flower
African
Unknown
Spanish
Fallen
Southeast Asian
Noble
Indian
Unknown
Indian
Lotus flower
Arabic
Lotus
Greek
Island of revelation
Caribbean
Father of the sea
Indian
Wife
Southeast Asian
Duck
Spanish
Little one
Celtic
Warrior's town
Spanish
little duck
African
Noble
French
Little one
Indian
Leaf
Latin
Noblewoman
Sanskrit
gift
Greek
Solid foundation
Latin
noble
Latin
Noble
Latin
noble
Latin
nobleman
Latin
Noble
Latin
Noble
Latin
fatherland
Latin
Nobleman
Latin
Noble
English
Variant of Patricia.
Latin
nobleman; patrician
Latin
noble; patrician
English
Feminine form of Patricius (see Patrick). In medieval England this spelling appears in Latin documents, but this form was probably not used as the act
Spanish
noble; noblewoman
Latin
Noble
Latin
Noble
Slavic
Noblewoman
Spanish
Noble
Spanish
Nobleman
Latin
Noble
English
From the Latin name Patricius, which meant "nobleman". This name was adopted in the 5th-century by Saint Patrick, whose birth name was Sucat. He was a
African
Noble
Latin
Noble
Latin
Nobleman
Latin
Noble
Latin
father; noble
Latin
noblewoman
Latin
noble
English
noble; patrician
Latin
Noble
Latin
Of the father
English
Love for one's country
English
Nationalistic
Latin
Noble
Latin
Noblewoman
Latin
nobleman
Latin
Noble
Latin
Noblewoman
Italian
Noble
Latin
Nobleman
Greek
Father or protector
Latin
noble
Latin
Protector
Latin
Little patron
African
Little protector
Arabic
Fatherly
Spanish
Patrol
Latin
noble; patrician
Latin
Noble
Latin
Nobleman
Latin
Noble
Latin
Nobleman
English
Noble
Latin
noble
English
Son of Patrick
English
Variant of Patty, also used as a diminutive of Patrick.
English
Design
English
Son of Patrick
Indian
Path
English
Variant of Patty.
Celtic
Aristocratic
English
Variant of Patty.
Spanish
noble; patrician
Old English
warrior's town
Indian
little one
English
Originally a variant of Matty, a 17th-century diminutive of Martha. It is now commonly used as a diminutive of Patricia.
Spanish
Little Patricia
Spanish
Noble
Latin
Noblewoman
Native American
guardian
African
One who is blessed
Indian
Family name
Spanish
Noble
Spanish
noble
Spanish
noble
Spanish
noble; nobleman
Polish
noble
Spanish
Light
Spanish
Noble
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
noble; patrician
Indigenous Americas
To be a leader
Spanish
Unknown
Native American
to be wise
English
Noble
Spanish
Small
Spanish
small; humble
Spanish
Born
Celtic
Noble
Celtic
Noble
French
Small
Old Norse
to be strong
Polynesian
Small
Vietnamese
to be born
English
From the Roman family name Paulus, which meant "small" or "humble" in Latin. Paul was an important leader of the early Christian church. According to
English
Feminine form of Paulus (see Paul). This was the name of a 4th-century Roman saint who was a companion of Saint Jerome.
Latin
small; humble
Spanish
Little Paul
English
small; humble
Spanish
Little Paul
Latin
small
Latin
Small
Latin
Small
Latin
small, humble
Latin
Small
Latin
Small Paul
Latin
small; humble
English
Latinate feminine diminutive of Paul.
English
French feminine diminutive of Paul.
French
Small
English
Small
Latin
Small
Spanish
little Paul; servant
Latin
small, humble
Latin
small, humble
Latin
Small
Spanish
small Paul
Latin
small
English
Feminine form of Paulinus (see Paulino).
Spanish
small; humble
English
French feminine form of Paulinus (see Paulino).
Portuguese
Small
Spanish
Small
Latin
Small
Latin
Small
Latin
small
Latin
small; humble
Spanish
Small
Latin
Small
Spanish
Little Paul
English
Small
Latin
Small
French
small
Latin
Small
Greek
Small
Indian
small; humble
Latin
small
Latin
son of Paul
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
Small
Latin
small, humble
Spanish
small; humble
Polynesian
Grandparent
Celtic
Noble
Germanic
Peace
Indigenous
Path
Polynesian
To be born
Latin
small, humble
African
Peaceful
Arabic
Peaceful
Slavic
Peaceful
Indian
Wind
Indian
Wind
Sanskrit
pure
Indian
Pure
Sanskrit
son of the wind
Indian
Unknown
Various
Slavic
Small
English
One who lays pavements
Spanish
rocky ground
Indian
peacock
Hebrew
small, humble
English
A shelter or structure
Spanish
Pavements
Indian
Small
Latin
peaceful
Indian
Pure
Indian
Pure, holy
Indian
Bringer of peace
Indian
Pure
Indian
Pure
Indian
Pure
Indian
Pure
Sanskrit
pure
Slavic
Small
Slavic
small
Slavic
Small
Greek
small
Greek
Small
Indian
Lord of the wind
Spanish
Peacock
Slavic
Small
Spanish
Peacock
Old English
claw, foot
African
Unknown
Sanskrit
wind
Indian
Light of the wind
Indian
Light of the wind
Indian
Lord of the wind
Indian
Love of the wind
Indian
Strong
African
Strong
Southeast Asian
To be born
Greek
Small
English
Chess piece
Native American
fruit tree
Latin
peace
English
Peaceful ford or crossing
Spanish
peace
English
Peaceful; bringing tranquility and calm
Spanish
Peaceful
English
Peaceful meadow
English
Peaceful town; peaceful settlement
English
From an English surname that was derived from a place name meaning "Pœcc's town". Pœcc is an Old English given name of unknown meaning.
Latin
shepherd
English
Peaceful
English
To give
Spanish
Poet
Persian
Message
Spanish
Little girl
Spanish
Little clown
Spanish
Little clowns
Spanish
Clown
Spanish
Clowns
Southeast Asian
Strong and brave
African
Gratitude
Southeast Asian
Unknown
Spanish
One who is a gift
African
Unknown
Spanish
Little one
Indian
small; humble
Persian
Agreement
Latin
gift
English
Village
Spanish
Gift
English
Bribery in music broadcasting
Old English
payment book
English
From the town of peace
English
Variant of Peyton.
Southeast Asian
Umbrella
English
Peace
Indian
One who is a protector
Indian
Noble
Hebrew
peaceful
Southeast Asian
Peaceful
Spanish
Peaceful
Latin
peace
Latin
lead
Spanish
small, humble
Greek
city
English
peace; tranquility
Hebrew
gift of God
Slavic
rock
African
Unknown
Greek
rock, stone
Spanish
Unknown
English
Vegetable
African
brave
English
Tranquility, calm
Latin
peaceful
English
Tranquil
English
Fruit name
English
little peach
Latin
sweet fruit
Latin
like a peach
English
Symbol of beauty
Celtic
Rock
Hebrew
Corner of field
English
High point
English
To ring or sound a bell
English
Fruit
English
Rock
English
From the English word pearl for the concretions formed in the shells of some mollusks, ultimately from Late Latin perla. Like other gemstone names, it
English
Variant of Pearl; symbolizes purity and wisdom
English
Little pearl
English
Variant of Pearl.
English
Pearl
French
Little pear
Latin
pearl
Latin
Little pearl
French
little pearl
English
Like a pearl
English
pearl
Latin
Little pearl
English
Rock
English
Son of the rock
English
Seed
English
Rural worker
English
Dark soil or earth
Persian
peace
Indigenous Americas
A type of fish
English
Small stone
English
Small stones
Latin
stone
African
Bringer of joy
African
To be born
Slavic
Little one
Spanish
freckles
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
peach; fruit
Old English
fisherman
Spanish
Little one
Spanish
Little chest
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Poultry
Spanish
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Beloved
Old English
small bird
Slavic
Little one
Germanic
Little one
English
Woodpecker
English
From the village by the hedge
English
A character in 'Martin Chuzzlewit'
African
Unknown
English
Small
Spanish
Little one
Spanish
Unknown
Latin
Unique
Spanish
Child
Spanish
little piece
Southeast Asian
Sword
Indian
Brave
English
From the field of rabbits
English
Little one
Spanish
Requests
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Small foot
Celtic
Rock
Spanish
Stone
Persian
Brave
Spanish
Place of stones
Spanish
Rock
Spanish
Little rock
Spanish
Rock
Spanish
Stone hill
Spanish
Little rock
Spanish
rock
Southeast Asian
Rock
Portuguese
Little rock
Spanish
Rock
Spanish
Rocky
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Rock or stone
Spanish
Rocky
Spanish
Rock
Spanish
Rock, God is gracious
Spanish
Rocky
Spanish
Son of Pedro
Spanish
rock, stone
Spanish
rock, small
Spanish
rock, stone
Spanish
River of Peter
Spanish
Son of Peter
Spanish
Son of Pedro
Spanish
Rock
Old English
noble
African
gone
African
You are great
African
We are blessed
English
Unknown
Spanish
rock; stone
African
Unknown
Germanic
Rock, Stone
Persian
pearl
English
Variant of Piers.
Indian
A name of respect
Indian
Son of a saint
Indian
Pure
English
small
Indian
Nectar
English
Pearl
Persian
Dawn
Greek
Mythical horse
Greek
Winged horse
English
Pearl
English
Variant of Peggy.
English
Medieval variant of Meggy, a diminutive of Margaret. The reason for the change in the initial consonant is unknown.
English
Precious
Spanish
little one
Hebrew
To be good
Spanish
Monkey puzzle tree
Chinese
To be prosperous
Chinese
Fragrant and elegant
Celtic
Pearl
Chinese
Precious or valuable
Chinese
Precious jade
Chinese
Peaceful
Persian
Truthful
English
Pain
Spanish
Hairstyles
Spanish
rocky place
Spanish
Princess
Chinese
Precious
Chinese
Beautiful
Chinese
peaceful jade
African
Unknown
Chinese
Precious
Chinese
peaceful
Chinese
Peaceful heart
Chinese
Green bamboo
Chinese
Beautiful jade
Chinese
Precious jade
Chinese
To help and prosper
Chinese
Precious jade
Chinese
Beautiful cloud
Chinese
precious
Persian
Brave and strong
Slavic
Rock or stone
Southeast Asian
Blessed
Southeast Asian
river; stream
Persian
Good character
Spanish
Rock
African
To be strong
Chinese
Peaceful
Polynesian
Unknown
Spanish
little one
Spanish
Little one