Po- baby names and what they mean, with 13 results. Po- names are used more often as masculine names. Usage of these girl names was at its highest in the year 1990 (USAGE OF 0.05%) and is somewhat less today (USAGE 0.03%, ▼36%), with names like Polly becoming somewhat outmoded. Poppy (#592) is the most contemporarily stylish girl name among these, while Poss (TOP 5%) and Poole (1%) are conventional Po- last names. Here is the list of Po- names for boys.

Pocahontas - Posy

Pocahontas
Origin fr. Native American Indian. "Playful." Outside Top 2000.

Poli, Pola¹
Forms of Amapola. Root fr. Arabic language. "Poppy." Popular as last names, and Pola (UPPER 28%) is similar to popular last names Prola (UPPER 80%), Plazola (23%), which also end with -ola.

Polly¹▼, Pollie¹, Polina, Pola²
Var. of Paula. Derivative of Latin language. "Small." Usage of Polly as a girls' name has waned since 1880-1889.

Pola³
From Arabic language. "Poppy." Not much used as a children's name, Pola occurs more commonly as a surname. See also Lola.

Polly²▼, Poll¹
Forms of Mary. Stems fr. Latin element. "Star of the sea." Polly is prevalent as a birth name compared to Poll.

Polline
Form of Paulina. Source fr. Latin word. "Small." Outside Top 2000. See also Kolline.

Polly³▼, var. Pollyanna¹, Pollie², Polli, Polley, Poll², Pollee
From English, Irish languages. "Star of the sea." Less popular today. Polly was the form last found (the 1980s) in the Top 2000.

Pollyanna²
Eleanor Porter's novel "Pollyanna" made the .. Pollyanna is unconventional as a given name.

Pomona
Stems fr. Latin element. "Apple." Scarce as a baby name, but Pomona is comparable to the more conventional Romona. See also Pamina.

Poppy▲
Origin fr. Latin language. Flower name. Widely used, with usage of 0.03% for Poppy as a birth name in 2018, higher than 0.025% a year ago. See also Pippy.

Porsha▼, var. Porschia, Porsche, Porscha, Porcha
Possibly a phonetic variant of Portia .. Usage of Porsha and forms was well-received among parents 28 years ago, but now, Porsha has become less fashionable.

Portia▼
From Latin language. .. Portia was used by Shakespeare as .. Slightly atypical as a children's name these days, but Portia still exists commonly as a first name for women.

Posy, var. Posey
Based on English language. "A bunch of flowers." Posy and Posey are rare as baby names.