Baby names starting with P

Indian · From Sanskrit, referring to the flame-of-the-forest tree and its bright blossoms.

Indian · Panth is from Indian Sanskrit-based usage connected with a spiritual path or sect, broadly tied to the word for tradition or way.

English · Patch began as an occupational or nickname noun in English for one connected to mending or clamping, later a surname and given name.

English · Paxston is an English place-derived name, formed like many settlement surnames ending in -ston meaning stone town or settlement.

Latin · Petrus is the Latin form of Peter, from Greek Petros meaning "rock," a major name in early Christian tradition.

Indian · Praharsh is an Indian name related to Sanskrit ideas of joy, delight, and inner brightness.

French · Premiere comes from French and Latin roots meaning "first," used as a modern name with an elegant early and leading connotation.

English · Princeten is a modern coined form built around the element prince, with a sense of princely or elevated identity.

English · A contemporary name using the English meadow suffix -leigh, giving a landscaped and stylish modern sound.

Indian · From Sanskrit, meaning progress or advancement, a positive value-based Indian name.

Indian · A Sanskrit Indian name meaning “shore” or “bank,” often used with poetic and protective symbolism.

English · A literary place name popularized by Austen’s fiction, later adopted as an elegant modern personal name.

Greek · A spelling variant of Penelope, a Greek name famously meaning “weaver.”

English · Modern English name blending Payne/Paige patterns with a -thyn ending, designed as a contemporary unisex-like form.

English · Modern English blend of Payt/Paige and Lynn, a stylized name popular in modern North American naming trends.

Indian · Sanskrit and Hindi name meaning "expectation" or "waiting for what is desired," often a devotional virtue name.

English · Modern English coined name from Prez + Lee, an upbeat invented construction without a deep historical etymology.

Indian · Indian name of the goddess Parvati, from Sanskrit associated with mountains and divine maternal power.

English · A modern English-invented feminine name from the Pash/Pace pattern, favored for trendy contemporary sound.

English · A modern variant spelling using Pas-leigh style, rooted in English naming aesthetics linked to place-style endings.

English · An English surname-place style name with roots in locational elements tied to an old settlement identity.

English · Modern variant of Paxley/Pasley style, likely linked to English place-name patterns and now used as a first name.

English · A stylized modern English form influenced by Paisley/Pasley phonetics, created through inventive spelling.

English · A modern respelling of Peyton/Payton with an eye-catching orthography while keeping the same pronunciation.

Greek · Directly derived from Persephone, queen of the underworld in Greek myth, with strong classical-mythological roots.

English · A modern blend related to Phoebe/Phyll forms plus -lynn, echoing Greek light connotations in a softened style.

Greek · A modern English spelling of Phoebe, from Greek *phōs* meaning light, and also a New Testament name.

English · A modern coined name combining port (“harbor”) with -lyn, giving a nature-inflected lyrical form.

English · An English occupational surname meaning a maker of pots, now used directly as a name form.

Indian · Indian Sanskrit name linked to *prāṇa* life-breath, often interpreted as one who is guided or blessed by life force.

English · A modern English blend of Priya/Priscilla and Ella, shaped as a gentle diminutive-style feminine name.

Latin · A modern respelling of Prudence, from Latin for good judgment and moral prudence.

Indian · From Sanskrit elements *prana* ('life force') and *isha* ('lord'), usually interpreted as 'lord of life.'

English · English surname and noun linked to worshipful asking, used today as a modern biblical-style devotional name.

Indian · Indian Sanskrit name from Prithvi, personification of Earth, meaning “earth” or “ground.”

English · A modern stylistic name likely from short-form naming trends, with no stable historical root.

Slavic · Slavic version of Pavel, ultimately from Greek *Paulos*, meaning "small" or "humble."

Greek · A short form of Philip, from Greek *Philippos* meaning "lover of horses."

Indian · Modern Indian name likely related to Priyansh, a Sanskrit-derived form meaning "dear" or "beloved."

Scottish · Modern re-spelling of Paisley, which comes from a Scottish place-name surname and is now a popular given name.

Greek · A variant of Persephone, from Greek myth as the daughter of Zeus and ruler of the underworld in its seasonal symbolism.

French · A spelling variant of promise used as a given name, conveying hope or faithfulness.

Indian · Indian-influenced name sometimes linked to Sanskrit nature imagery, used with a soft, traditional poetic feel.

English · A modern invented name from Paisley-like sound patterns, made for elegance and distinctive rhythm.

Indian · An Indian/Sanskrit feminine name associated with auspicious qualities such as devotion, beauty, and prosperity.

Greek · A modern variant of Penelope, a classic Greek mythological name tied to weaving and fidelity.

English · A spelling variant of Peyton from Old English place-name roots meaning "Pēaga's settlement."

English · A modern respelling in the Faryn/Farrah style, used as a flexible contemporary unisex coined name.

French · Borrowed from the fine ceramic term in European usage, then adopted as a modern other-style given name.

Welsh · A modern form related to Bryn ('hill') in Welsh, giving a compact nature-based name feel.

Indian · Sanskrit word for effort or sincere endeavor, used as a name symbolizing devotion and persistence.

Indian · Punjabi/Indian name likely from Sanskrit-Punjabi roots meaning companionship or friendly association in modern usage.

Indian · From Sanskrit *prabhā* meaning "light" or "radiance," used as a classical-sounding Indian personal name.

Indian · Indian name linked to Sanskrit roots around brightness and competence, commonly used in modern South Asian naming.

Indian · A modern Indian/Sanskrit-influenced name associated with wisdom and intelligence in its phonetic form.

Indian · From Sanskrit *Prākṛt* meaning "natural" or "ordinary," also the name of an early literary language of India.

Indian · From Sanskrit *prayāś* meaning "effort" or "attempt," with a meaning tied to perseverance.

English · A modern blended given name combining Prince and Charles, emphasizing royal and noble naming style in English.

Indian · From Hindi/Sanskrit *pūrab* meaning "east" or eastern direction, a geographically themed directional name.

Greek · Variant of Penelope, from Greek meaning “weaver,” tied to the famed mythological wife of Odysseus.

English · A modern blend of Paiz/Paige and Leah (Hebrew Elisheva form), used as a soft invented compound.

Persian · A Persian-flavored name linked to Pari-style forms and often understood with fairylike, graceful feminine imagery.

English · A compound of Peyton, from Old English place-name roots, and Marie, the French form of Mary.

Scottish · A modern respelling of Paisley-inspired names, preserving its Scottish place-rooted origin in contemporary form.

Scottish · A phonetic variant of Paisley, combining a Scottish root with the modern -lyn ending in English naming.

English · A variant of the surname Parker, whose English origin means "park keeper," reused as a modern given name.

Scottish · A modern spelling variant of Paisley in English, keeping the Scottish place-name heritage with creative orthography.

Scottish · A modern compound of Paisley, a Scottish place-name surname, and rose, meaning a floral name tied to the Paisley form.

English · A modern English spelling blending Paige and -lee sounds for a soft, contemporary feminine diminutive-like style.

English · A modern compound of English "prince" and Arabic Amir, meaning a princely or command-like noble title.

Irish · A modern invented spelling of the Gaelic name Finn, originally meaning fair or white.

Indian · From Sanskrit priya, meaning beloved or dear, a common affectionate element in Indian names.

Indian · Parshva is an Indian name associated with Parshvanatha, a revered Jain spiritual teacher.

Greek · Peterjames combines Peter, from Greek meaning “rock,” with James, from the Hebrew name Jacob.

Indian · Prabal is a Sanskrit-derived Indian name meaning “strong,” “mighty,” or “powerful.”

French · Precieux comes from French précieux, meaning “precious,” “valuable,” or “dear.”

English · Princeanthony is a modern English compound name combining the title Prince with Anthony, giving it a regal blended style.

English · Princedavid is a modern compound name joining Prince with David, the Hebrew biblical name meaning beloved.

English · Princejames is a modern compound name combining Prince with James, a classic form ultimately derived from the Hebrew Jacob.

German · Prinz is the German word for prince, used as a surname and occasionally as a given name with noble associations.

Greek · Pippi is a playful diminutive of Philippa, from Greek roots meaning "lover of horses," and is famous in literature.

English · Paij is a modern spelling of Paige, originally an English occupational surname meaning 'page' or young attendant.

Scottish · Paisleyanne combines Paisley, a Scottish place name, with Anne, creating a feminine compound name.

Scottish · Paisleyjo blends the Scottish place name Paisley with Jo, a short form of Josephine or Joanne.

Indian · Pakhi is an Indian name meaning 'bird,' especially in Bengali and related languages.

Indian · Parineeti comes from Sanskrit-derived Indian usage and is often interpreted as 'wise,' 'complete,' or 'one guided by knowledge.'

English · Pasiley is likely a modern spelling inspired by Paisley, the Scottish place name and pattern name.

English · Payslei is a creative spelling of Paisley, from the Scottish place name later popularized as a given name.

English · Paulson is an English patronymic surname-name meaning son of Paul.

Hebrew · Peleg is a Hebrew biblical name meaning division, from the Book of Genesis.

Indian · Prasoon is from Sanskrit-based Indian usage and means flower or blossom.

English · Princeelijah blends the title Prince with Elijah, the Hebrew name meaning Yahweh is my God.

English · A modern spelling of Payton, from an English surname originally tied to a place name meaning Paega's town.

English · A surname-style name likely tied to old British or Welsh forms, and widely recognized from literary use in Hester Prynne.

Indian · Parinika is an Indian name likely related to Sanskrit forms suggesting completeness, grace, or a decorative blossom-like quality.

English · Petehn appears to be a rare modern spelling, possibly influenced by Peter and used mainly for its distinctive form.

French · Prielle appears to be a modern French-style elaboration of names like Priya or Ariel, with a soft elegant sound.

English · A modern compound of Prince and Isaiah, combining royal imagery with the Hebrew prophet's name.

English · Likely a modern invented name modeled on Bryson-style surnames and names ending in -son.

Persian · Parid appears Persian in form and is likely related to names suggesting angelic beauty or heavenly grace.

English · Princeeli is a modern compound blending Prince with Eli, giving it a regal and God-oriented feel.

English · Princeethan is a modern compound combining Prince with Ethan, joining royal style with a name meaning firm or strong.

English · Princezion is a modern compound blending Prince with Zion, giving it regal and biblical associations.

Indian · An Indian name often linked to Sanskrit-style roots meaning beloved, precious, or a gift from God.

Greek · A Greek mythological name meaning "flame-colored" or "red-haired," borne by a daughter of Epimetheus.

Scottish · Paesley is a spelling variant of Paisley, a Scottish place name later adopted as a stylish given name.

Scottish · Paizlei is a creative spelling of Paisley, from a Scottish place name and pattern name associated with the teardrop motif.

Spanish · Peru is the name of the South American country, used as a place-based name with geographic and cultural resonance.

Scottish · Peysley is another modern spelling of Paisley, originally a Scottish place name and later a fashionable given name.

Greek · A likely variant of Perseus, the Greek mythic hero famed for slaying Medusa.

Indian · An Indian name likely formed from Sanskritic elements suggesting protection, strength, or growth.

Indian · From Sanskrit-derived roots, Prayaan means journey, progress, or onward movement.

English · An English word name evoking exactness, clarity, and careful attention.

English · An English word name meaning to overcome, succeed, or triumph.

Greek · Penelopee is a spelling variant of Penelope, a Greek name from myth and the Odyssey, possibly linked to a kind of duck.

Greek · Phoibe is an alternate transliteration of Phoebe, from Greek meaning bright, radiant, or pure.

English · Praisley looks like a modern blend of praise and Paisley, combining devotional language with a place-name style ending.

Persian · A Persian and Afghan name commonly glossed as ray of light, moonlight, or radiance.

Scottish · Paisliegh is a decorative spelling of Paisley, a Scottish place name later adopted as a fashionable given name.

Persian · Parizay resembles Persian names built on peri, meaning fairy, suggesting enchantment and beauty.

Indian · Pavika is an Indian name associated with purity, sacred fire, or brightness in Sanskrit-based interpretation.

English · Paxtynn is a modern respelling of Paxton, an English place surname meaning peaceful town.

English · Primm likely comes from the English word prim, suggesting neatness, delicacy, and a crisp tailored style.

English · Promysse is a creative spelling of Promise, used as a word name expressing hope and commitment.

French · Prestige comes from French and English vocabulary meaning status or distinction, used as a modern word name.

English · A compound of Parker, meaning park keeper, and James, from Hebrew Ya'aqov, meaning supplanter.

Latin · Pauly is a diminutive of Paul, from Latin Paulus, meaning small or humble.

Indian · Prabh is an Indian name from Sanskrit roots meaning light, radiance, or divine splendor.

French · An Arthurian name of Old French form, likely from Welsh roots, famous through medieval romance.

Spanish · From the word for "poem," ultimately from Greek poiein, "to make," giving it an artistic meaning.

Scottish · Paesleigh is a modern respelling of Paisley, a Scottish place name later associated with the patterned textile motif.

English · Praylynn is a modern invented English-style name combining the sound of pray with the popular -lynn suffix.

French · Prunelle is French, derived from prune or plum, and can also refer poetically to the pupil of the eye.

English · Phox is a modern invented spelling likely inspired by fox, the clever animal name.

Indian · Likely from Tamil and Sanskrit-associated usage, often linked with beauty, fairy-like grace, or the famed Tamil king Pari.

English · A modern place-style invention modeled on names like Princeton, suggesting a refined or prestigious place-name feel.

African · Taken from the ancient Egyptian creator god Ptah, patron of craftsmen and makers.

English · A creative spelling of Paradise, from Greek-derived roots meaning garden or heavenly place.

Scottish · Paisleyrae combines Paisley, a Scottish place name, with Rae, an English short form meaning grace or counsel by association.

English · Praisely is a modern invented word-name built from praise, suggesting admiration or thankfulness.

Indian · An Indian name related to Sanskrit roots for earth or world, giving it a grounded meaning.

Indian · Pavit is an Indian name from Sanskrit-derived roots, often associated with purity, sanctity, or holiness.

Greek · Pheenix is a creative spelling of Phoenix, from Greek, tied to the legendary bird of rebirth.

English · A modern stylized spelling of Fire, used for its vivid and energetic imagery.

Latin · Taken from the flowering plant name Plumeria, ultimately linked to botanical Latin and French naming.

Persian · Parwana is Persian and means butterfly or moth, a poetic symbol of beauty and transformation.

African · Pendo comes from Swahili and means love or affection.

English · Posh comes from the English word for elegant or stylish, making it a fashion-forward modern name.

English · Presslee is a modern surname-style name derived from place-name elements meaning priest's meadow.

Greek · Prophecy comes from Greek-rooted English and refers to inspired prediction or divine message.

Persian · Likely related to Parvan/Parwaan, from Persian roots associated with butterflies or soaring upward.

English · Modern elaboration of Paxton, an English surname and place name; its sound also evokes Latin pax, "peace."

Persian · From the Pamir mountain region name, carrying associations of highlands, strength, and vast landscapes.

English · A highly modern invented spelling of "forever," used as a word-name suggesting lasting devotion or endurance.

English · An English word-name from Greek poietikos, meaning creative or relating to poetry.

Indian · Prahi appears to be a modern Indian name shaped by Sanskrit-style sounds and an auspicious, graceful form.

Greek · Taken from the gemstone peridot, whose name passed through French from older roots tied to a green jewel.

Indian · From Sanskrit-derived roots, often associated with correctness, goodness, or wisdom.

English · A modern spelling of Preston, an English place name meaning priest's town.

Spanish · Used as an affectionate nickname in Spanish meaning daddy, and also appears in Greek surname-derived forms.

English · Taken from the evergreen tree name, giving it a crisp, nature-based image.

Indian · Likely derived from Sanskrit-inspired naming elements, often interpreted with meanings tied to dawn, life, or radiance.