P baby names and what they mean, with 130 results. The more fashionable names for newborns in this list are Paisley (#52), Palmer (#679), Parker (#162), Penelope (#26) and Poppy (#592), while Pardee (TOP 7%) and Pare (6%) are common P- surnames. Here is the list of P- names for boys.

Pacifica - Paradisa

Pacifica, var. Pasifica
Source fr. Spanish word. "Peaceful." Rare. Compare Pacifica, Pasifica with popular -ca surnames Pachuca (UPPER 42%), Panzica (23%).

Padme, var. Padma
Derivative of Persian. "Lotus." Not in Top 2000.

Pagan
"Country dweller." Gender-neutral name. Pagan was not among 2018's Top names. Once a common medieval given name ..

Paige▼, var. Payge, Pagett, Paget, Padgett, Page, Padget
Based on English element. "Young servant." Padget, Padgett, Paget, Pagett and Payge are more uncommon as children's names among the variant forms of Paige.

Paisley▲
Derivative of Scottish element. The name of a patterned fabric .. Usage of Paisley as a girls' name in 2018 was a lot more than a decade ago. Also used for boys.

Palila, var. Pali
Derived fr. Hawaiian language. "Bird." Uncommon as birth names, but Palila and Pali are comparable to the more common Dalila.

Pallas, var. Palles, Palladia, Paladia
Source fr. Greek element. "Wisdom." Not Top 2000 names.

Palma, var. Palmyra, Palmira, Palmer▲, Palmeda, Palmeeda, Pallmyra, Pallmirah, Pallma
Derived fr. Latin language. "Palm tree." Used somewhat widely as girls' names, Palma, Pallmirah, etc. are similar to the common Salma.

Paloma▲, var. Peloma, Palomita, Palometa, Palloma
From Latin word. "Dove." Popular, with usage of 0.017% for Paloma, Palometa, etc. as girls' names in 2018, but lower than 0.018% in 2017.

Pamela▼, var. Permelia, Pammy, Pammie, Pamilla, Pammela, Pamelynne, Pamelyn, Pamelina¹, Pamella, Pamelin, Pamelina², Pamalla, Pamelia, Pamala▼, Pama, Pam▼
Origin fr. Greek word. "Honey; all sweetness." Rare, with usage of 0.008% for Pamela and variants as birth names in 2018, lower than 0.009% a year ago.

Pamina
Origin fr. Italian. Name of a character in Mozart's .. Pamina is rarely adopted as a baby name. See also Yamina.

Pandora, var. Pandoura, Pandorra, Panndora, Pandorah
Derived fr. Greek language. "All gifts." Pandora occurs frequently (UPPER 88%) as a last name.

Pandra
Stems fr. Celtic word. "Chief dragon." Compare last names Panda (UPPER 34%), Pandora (88%). See also Zandra.

Pangiota, var. Panagiota
Derived fr. Greek. "All-holy." Not widespread. Pangiota and Panagiota are not listed in the US Census.

Pania, var. Panya, Paniya
Root fr. Greek language. "Crown." Unusual. Pania, Paniya and Panya are not found in the US Census.

Panphila, var. Panphyla, Panfyla, Panfila
Source fr. Greek language. "All-loving." Not Top 2000 names.

Pansy▼, var. Pansie, Pansey
Based on English language. "Flowering plant with velvety petals." Somewhat popular as baby names, Pansy, Pansey, etc. are comparable to the conventional Patsy.

Panthea, var. Panthia, Pantheya, Pantheia
Derivative of Greek word. "Of all gods." Panthia and variants are not Top 2000 names.

Paquita
From Spanish, Latin languages. "From France." Rather quaint as a birth name. See also Naquita.

Paradisa
Source fr. Greek language. "Garden, orchard." Paradisa is rare as a baby name.