Ph- baby names and what they mean, with 24 results. Ph- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the height of their popularity 88 years ago (ADOPTION OF 0.7%) and have become significantly less widespread since (ADOPTION 0.1%, 84.5% LESS), with names such as Phylicia becoming somewhat outmoded. Phoenix (#353) and Phoebe (#320) are two of the more fashionable birth names here, while Phee (TOP 72%) and Phelix (64%) are familiar Ph- last names. Here is the list of Ph- names for boys.

Phaedra - Philyra

Phaedra, var. Phedre, Phedra, Phaidra, Phaedre, Phadra
Based on Greek. "Bright." Common, and Phaedra, Phedra, etc. are comparable to popular -ra surnames Pulera (TOP 97%), Perra (27%).

Phyllisha, Phyllicia, Phylicia▼, Phelicia, Phalicia, Phalisha
Var. of Felicia. Derived fr. Latin language. "Lucky, fortunate, happy." Phylicia is prevalent as a children's name among the variant forms of Felicia.

Phanya, Phanie
Forms of Stephanie. From Greek language. "Garland, crown." Sparing use. Phanie and Phanya are not listed in the US Demographics.

Phoebe▲, Phemie¹, Phebe▼
Forms of Euphemia. Source fr. Greek word. "Good to speak." Phemie is unusual as a children's name among the variations of Euphemia.

Phelia
Form of Ophelia. Root fr. Greek word. "Help." Phelia was not a Top birth name in 2018.

Phemia, var. Phemie²
Stems fr. Greek element. "Language." Phedia and Phepia are creative forms.

Pheodora
Derivative of Russian, Greek words. "God's gift." Unusual. Pheodora, like Phadra, Panndora, ends with the unconventional -ra. See also Phedra.

Phila¹
Source fr. Greek language. "Loving." Rare. Phila is not found in the US Demographics. See also Paula.

Philadelphia
Root fr. Greek. "Loving people." Philadelphia is uncommon as a baby name.

Philana¹, var. Phillina, Phillane, Philline, Philina¹, Philena, Philene, Phila²
Based on Greek element. "Lover of mankind." Philana, Philene, Philina, Phillane and Phillina are more exclusive as girls' names.

Philantha, var. Philanthie, Philanthia
Stems fr. Greek language. "Lover of flowers." Outside Top 2000.

Philia
Var. of Filia. Derived fr. Greek word. "Friendship." Uncommon, with the unconventional androgynous -lia ending for Philia, like Primalia. See also Philly.

Philiberta, var. Philberthe, Philberta
From Old German element. "Very bright." Not Top 2000 names.

Philippa, var. Philly, Phillipina, Phillipa, Phillie, Philippe, Philippine, Philipa, Philina², Philette, Phil, Philana²
Based on Greek element. "Horse lover." Phillippa is a marginally prominent kid's name.

Phillida, var. Phyllida, Phillyda
Derived fr. Greek. "Greenery." Not in Top 2000.

Philomela, var. Philomella
Source fr. Greek element. "Lover of music." Not in Top 2000.

Philomena▼, var. Philomina, Philomene
From Greek language. "Powerful love." Philomina and variants were popular in the 1910s.

Philopena, var. Philippina
Feminine of Philip (Greek) lover of .. Philippina and Philopena are unique women's names.

Philothea, var. Philotheia, Phillothea
Root fr. Greek element. "Lover of God." Not in popularity charts.

Philyra, var. Phillyra, Phillira
Root fr. Greek word. "Lover of music." Unconventional. Philyra, Phillira and Phillyra are not listed in the US Census.