By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Page French Young Assistant Masculine Paine Latin Man from the Country Masculine Palmer Old English-Latin Palm-Bearer Masculine Paris French City Masculine Parker Middle English Park Guarder Masculine Pascal Italian Easter or Passover Masculine Patrick Latin Nobleman Masculine Paul Latin Small Masculine Paxton Teutonic Travelling Trader Masculine Pedro Greek A Rock Masculine Pembroke Old Welsh Residence Name Masculine Percy Old French-Latin The Valley-Piercer Masculine Percival or Percy Old French-Latin The Valley-Piercer Masculine Perry Old English Pear Tree Masculine Peter Greek Rock or Stone Masculine Peyton Scottish Form of Patrick Masculine Philander Greek Lover of Mankind Masculine Philbert Teutonic Illustriously Brilliant Masculine Philip Greek Horse Lover Masculine Phineas Hebrew Brazen Mouth Masculine Pierce Old Anglo French Rock or Stone Masculine Pierre French Form of Peter Masculine Porter Latin Gate Keeper Masculine Prentice Latin Learner Masculine Prescott Old English Residence Name Masculine Preston Old English Town of the Priest Masculine Price Middle English Valued Masculine Prince Latin Prince Masculine Proctor Latin Manager or Agent Masculine Prosper Latin Fortunate Masculine Putnam Anglo Saxon Residence Name Masculine Page Old English Attendant Feminine Pamela Greek Sweet as Honey Feminine Pandora Greek Gifted Feminine Pansy Old French or Greek A Thought Feminine Panthea Greek Of all the Gods Feminine Patience Latin Virtuous Feminine Patricia Latin Noble Woman Feminine Patty **** Variant of Patricia Feminine Paulette Latin Small Feminine Paula or Paulette Latin Small Feminine Pearl Latin The Pearl Feminine Peg Greek A Pearl Feminine Peggy or Peg Greek A Pearl Feminine Penelope Greek Weaver Feminine Persis Greek Woman from Persia Feminine Petrina Greek A Rock Feminine Philana Greek Lover of Mankind Feminine Philippa Greek Feminine of Philip Feminine Philomena Greek Nightingale Feminine Phoebe Greek Goddess of the Moon Feminine Phyllis Greek A Green Bough Feminine Polly **** Variant of Molly Feminine Primavera Latin Spring's Beginning Feminine Primrose Latin First Rose Feminine Priscilla Latin Dutiful Feminine Prudence **** Prudent Feminine Prunella Old French-Latin Plum or Prune Color Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Paarai ****** opening Padan-aram ****** cultivated field or table-land Padon ****** his redemption; ox-yoke Pagiel ****** prevention or, prayer of God Pahath-Moab ****** ruler of Moab Pai ****** Pau, howling; sighing Palal ****** thinking Palestina ****** which is covered; watered; or brings and causes ruin Pallu ****** marvelous; hidden Palti ****** deliverance; flight Paltiel ****** deliverance; or banishment of God Pamphylia ****** a nation made up of every tribe Paphos ****** which boils or, is very hot Parah ****** a cow; increasing Paran ****** beauty; glory; ornament Parbar ****** a suburb Parmashta ****** a yearling bull Parmenas ****** that abides or, is permanent Parnach ****** a bull striking or, struck Parosh ****** a flea; the fruit of a moth Parshandatha ****** given by prayer Paruah ****** flourishing; that flies away Pasach ****** thy broken piece Pasdammin ****** portion or diminishing of blood Paseah ****** passing over; halting Pashur ****** that extends or multiplies the hole; whiteness Patara ****** trodden under foot Pathros ****** Pathrusim, mouthful of dough; persuasion of ruin Patmos ****** mortal Patrobas ****** paternal; that pursues the steps of his father Pau ****** same as Pai Paul ****** small; little Paulus ****** same as Paul Pedahzur ****** strong or powerful savior; stone of redemption Pedaiah ****** redemption of the Lord Pekah ****** he that opens; that is at liberty Pekahiah ****** it is the Lord that opens Pekod ****** noble; rulers Pelaiah ****** the Lord's secret or miracle Pelaliah ****** entreating the Lord Pelatiah ****** let the Lord deliver; deliverance of the Lord Peleg ****** division Pelethites ****** judges; destroyers Pelonite ****** falling; secret Peniel ****** face or vision of God; that sees God Peninnah ****** pearl; precious stone; the face Pentapolis ****** five cities Pentateuch ****** the five books of Moses Pentecost ****** fiftieth Penuel ****** same as Peniel Peor ****** hole; opening Perazim ****** divisions Peresh ****** horseman Perez ****** divided Perez-Uzza ****** division of Uzza or, of strength Perga ****** very earthy Pergamos ****** height; elevation Perida ****** separation; division Perizzites ****** dwelling in villages Persia ****** that cuts or divides; a nail; a gryphon; a horseman Persis ****** same as Persia Peruda ****** same as Perida Peter ****** a rock or stone Pethahiah ****** the Lord opening; gate of the Lord Pethuel ****** mouth of God; persuasion of God Peulthai ****** my works Phalec ****** same as Peleg Phallu ****** Pallu, admirable; hidden Phalti Palti ****** deliverance, flight Phanuel ****** face or vision of God Pharaoh ****** that disperses; that spoils Pharez ****** division; rupture Pharisees ****** set apart Pharpar ****** that produces fruit Phebe ****** shining; pure Phenice ****** Phoenicia, red; purple Phichol ****** the mouth of all, or every tongue Philadelphia ****** love of a brother Philemon ****** who kisses Philetus ****** amiable; beloved Philip ****** warlike; a lover of horses Philippi ****** same as Philip, in the plural Philistines ****** those who dwell in villages Philologus ****** a lover of letters or, of the word Phinehas ****** bold aspect; face of trust or protection Phlegon ****** zealous; burning Phrygia ****** dry; barren Phurah ****** that bears fruit, or grows Phygellus ****** fugitive Phylacteries ****** things to be especially observed Pi-beseth ****** abode of the goddess Bahest or Bast Pi-hahiroth ****** the mouth; the pass of Hiroth Pilate ****** armed with a dart Pinon ****** pearl; gem; that beholds Piram ****** a wild ass of them Pirathon ****** his dissipation or deprivation; his rupture Pisgah ****** hill; eminence; fortress Pisidia ****** pitch; pitchy Pison ****** changing; extension of the mouth Pithom ****** their mouthful; a dilatation of the mouth Pithon ****** mouthful; persuasion Pochereth ****** cutting of the mouth of warfare Pontius ****** marine; belonging to the sea Pontus ****** the sea Poratha ****** fruitful Potiphar ****** bull of Africa; a fat bull Potipherah ****** that scatters abroad, or demolishes, the fat Prisca ****** ancient Priscilla ****** same as Prisca Prochorus ****** he that presides over the choirs Puah ****** mouth; corner; bush of hair Publius ****** common Pudens ****** shamefaced Pul ****** bean; destruction Punites ****** beholding; my face Punon ****** precious stone; that beholds Pur ****** Purim, lot Putiel ****** God is my fatness Puteoli ****** sulphureous wells Name Root Def. 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