Browse names

English

From a surname meaning dweller by the pear tree, also used as a diminutive of Peregrine.

English (diminutive of Patrick/Patricia, from Latin)

Short form of Patrick or Patricia, from the Latin patricius meaning nobleman.

English (diminutive of Patricia, from Latin)

Diminutive of Patricia, from the Latin patricius meaning noblewoman.

French

A feminine diminutive of Paul, meaning small or humble.

English

A diminutive of Patricia, from Latin meaning noblewoman.

Greek

A diminutive of Peter, meaning rock or stone.

French

A French form of Patrick or Patricia, from the Latin patricius, meaning noble or patrician.

English/Greek

A short form of Pamela, a literary name coined by poet Philip Sidney, possibly meaning all sweetness from Greek pan and meli.

French/English

From a Norman surname derived from the place name Perci in Normandy, ultimately from the Roman name Persius.

English

Diminutive of Mary or Paulina, meaning star of the sea or small.

Greek

Short form of Philip, from philos (lover) and hippos (horse).

Latin

Variant of Pearl, from Latin perla meaning a pearl jewel.

Greek/French

French form of Peter, from Greek petros meaning stone or rock.

Greek

From petra, meaning stone or rock.

French

From the English flower name, derived from French pensée, meaning thought.

Latin

Derived from portia, possibly from the Roman Porcia family.

Latin

Of Easter; paschal and blessed.

Latin via English

Noblewoman of patrician rank.

Greek

Lover of strength, devoted warrior.

Latin

Noblewoman, of patrician rank.

Greek

All honey, entirely sweet; variant of Pamela from Greek 'pan' and 'meli'.

Greek

Pearl, precious gem; variant of Peggy from Margaret.

Latin

Pearl; from the precious gem.

Latin/Spanish

Pillar or column; strong and steadfast foundation.

Greek

Weaver; variant of Penny.

Sanskrit

Beloved or dear.

Latin

Careful and prudent.

English

English occupational name for a young male servant or attendant.

Latin

Ancient or venerable.

Latin

Small or modest.

Latin

Ancient and venerable.

Spanish

Noble or of noble birth; Spanish form of Patrick.

German

Variant of Porsche, possibly meaning offering or gift.

English

One who is learning a trade.

Scottish

Related to the little finger or color pink.

Sanskrit

Sacred sound or Om.

English modern creation

Variant of Payton or fighter.

Greek

Green leaf.

Welsh

Welsh surname used as given name, meaning son of Price.

Latin

Derived from Latin meaning palm tree or victory palm.

Greek

From Porphyrius, meaning purple or wearing purple.

Greek

Variant of Paris, the Trojan prince in Greek mythology.

Greek

A variant of Phyllis, from phyllon meaning leafy branch.

Latin

An Italian form of Paul, from paulus meaning small.

English

Variant of Parnell, derived from Latin origins meaning 'Peter's rock'.

Greek

All honey, a modern variant of Pamela.

Latin

Nobleman, a variant spelling of Patrick.

English

Ecclesiastical parish, from the Old French paroisse.