person name with P

  • Biblical given name meaning 'rock'. Very common.

  • Biblical name meaning 'small' or 'humble'. Classic.

  • Irish/Latin origin, means 'nobleman'. Common male name.

  • Greek origin, means 'weaver'. Used in English & Spanish.

  • Diminutive of Penelope. Popular English nickname.

  • Latin origin, female form of Patrick. Very widespread.

  • Spanish/Portuguese form of Peter. Very common.

  • Feminine form of Paul, used worldwide.

  • Used as a given name; also surname but fine here.

  • Spanish form of Paul. Famous painter Picasso!

  • Short form of Peter. Common informal given name.

  • Given name and nickname, esp. in English.

  • Often short for Patrick/Patricia. Unisex given name.

  • Short form of Pamela. Very common female name.

  • Nickname for Patricia; standalone given name too.

  • English given name, short for Percival.

  • Modern female given name, peaked mid‑20th c.

  • Short for Philip/Phillip. Very common male name.

  • Unisex given name; also a surname used as first.

  • English given name; also a flower‑inspired name.

  • English given name, unisex; also a musical pipe player.

  • English given name, from Old English for 'priest's town'.

  • Classic male given name, Greek origin, means 'lover of horses'.

  • Variant spelling of Philip, common male given name.

  • Italian and Spanish female given name, form of Paula.

  • Flower-based female name, also used in Harry Potter.

  • French and English female name, feminine form of Paul.

  • Female given name in many countries, from Latin Paulus.

  • Short female name used in Europe, from Latin 'pious'.

  • English given name, often female; also word for a page.

  • Female name used in many countries, Greek for 'rock'.

  • Female name of Latin origin, meaning 'ancient, venerable'.

  • Common Indian female name, Sanskrit for 'beloved'.

  • Greek-origin female name, linked to myth of Phoibe.

  • Used as a given name, made famous by Peppa Pig.

  • Used as a given name; also famous city and mythic hero.

  • Unisex given name in US, variant of Payton.

  • Spanish nickname for José, widely used as male given name.

  • English female given name; also a gemstone word.

  • Italian form of Paul, common male name.

  • Unisex given name; Payton Manning helped fame.

  • Used as a nickname or given name, like Pinky Lee.

  • Diminutive of Margaret, popular in English.

  • Greek myth name, goddess of spring and queen of Hades.

  • Popular Indian female given name, esp. in Hindi.

  • Spanish form of Patrick, common in Latin America.

  • Very common Indian female given name.

  • Portuguese form of Paul, common male name.

  • Italian form of Peter, classic male name.

  • Used as “Perla/Perla”, given name meaning “pearl”.

  • Parry

  • English given name, from a surname meaning 'rock'.

  • Spanish nickname for Francisco, common in Spain/LatAm.

  • Used as given name in English and French cultures.

  • Variant of Phil, short form of Philip.

  • Fictional given name + surname from J.M. Barrie.

  • Indian given name of Sanskrit origin, means 'portion'.

  • Spanish given name, also word for 'dove'.

  • Given name from Shakespeare, feminine form of Portius.

  • French given name, equivalent of Peter.

  • Common Indian male given name of Sanskrit origin.

  • English diminutive of Philippa, used as first name.

  • Hebrew-origin given name; used in US and UK.

  • Indian given name, especially in North India.

  • Old French/Latin-root given name, Arthurian feel.

  • French given name; also used in other countries.

  • Indian feminine given name, means anklet in Hindi.

  • French feminine name, diminutive of Paule. Common in US mid‑20th c.

  • Variant of Patrick used in many European countries.

  • English given name meaning great value; used for all genders.

  • Spanish/Czech diminutive of Josefa/Josef. Used as given name.

  • Indian masculine name from Sanskrit, means 'wind' or 'breeze'.

  • Given name in Iran/India; in Persian means 'fairy' or 'angel'.

  • Mythological name; also used as a modern given name.

  • Short given name in various cultures; also a Greek god.

  • Modern unisex given name in English; also a surname.

  • Pavel

  • Indian feminine name, means 'flower' in Hindi.

  • Modern English given name, often for girls; Scottish origin.

  • Cartoon sailor’s name; used as a playful given name or nickname.

  • Spanish feminine name from Latin 'pilare', linked to Marian title.

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