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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1001. | Portier | French |  | Gatekeeper. |
| 1002. | Portumnus | Latin | | A god the sea. |
| 1003. | Poseidon | Greek | | God of the sea and ocean. |
| 1004. | Poshita | Indian | | Dearly loved. |
| 1005. | Posthumus | Shakespearean | | 'Cymbeline' Posthumus Leonatus, a gentleman and husband to Imogen. |
| 1006. | Potina | Latin |  | Blesses the food of children. |
| 1007. | Potiphar | Biblical | | Bull of Africa, a fat bull. |
| 1008. | Potipherah | Biblical | | That scatters abroad, or demolishes, the fat. |
| 1009. | Poul | Danish | | Little. |
| 1010. | Poul | Latin | | Small. |
| 1011. | Poul | Scandinavian | | Little. Form of Paul. |
| 1012. | Poul | Swedish | | Little. |
| 1013. | Pounamu | Maori | | A treasured gift. |
| 1014. | Powaqa | Native American | | Witch (Hopi). |
| 1015. | Powell | Celtic | | Son of Howell. |
| 1016. | Powell | Welsh | | Son of Howell. |
| 1017. | Powwaw | Native American | | Priest (Algonquin). |
| 1018. | Prabha | Hindi | | Light. |
| 1019. | Praenestins | Latin | | Fortuna's surname. |
| 1020. | Pramlocha | Indian | | A mythical nymph. |
| 1021. | Prasutagus | Anglo-Saxon | | Name of a king. |
| 1022. | Praveen | Sanskrit | | Knowledgeable and proficient. |
| 1023. | Praza | Czechoslovakian | | From Prague. |
| 1024. | Preben | Greek | | Rock. |
| 1025. | Predentia | Latin | | Prudent. |
| 1026. | Preece | Welsh | | Son of Rhys. |
| 1027. | Prenia | Greek | | Ardent. |
| 1028. | Prentice | English | | Apprentice; learner. Surname. |
| 1029. | Prentice | Latin | | Scholar. |
| 1030. | Prentiss | English | | Scholar. |
| 1031. | Preostcot | English | | From the Priest's dwelling. |
| 1032. | Preruet | French | | Brave. |
| 1033. | Prescot | English | | Priest's cottage. Surname. |
| 1034. | Prescott | English | | From the Priest's dwelling. |
| 1035. | Presley | English | | From the priest's meadow. |
| 1036. | Prestin | English | | From the Priest's farm. |
| 1037. | Preston | English | | Priest's town. |
| 1038. | Prewitt | French | | Brave. |
| 1039. | Priam | Greek | | King of Troy. |
| 1040. | Priam | Latin | | King of Troy. |
| 1041. | Priam | Shakespearean | | 'The History of Troilus and Cressida' King of Troy. |
| 1042. | Priapus | Greek | | God of fertility. |
| 1043. | Price | Welsh | | Son of Rhys. |
| 1044. | Pridwyn | Arthurian Legend | | Name of Arthur's ship. |
| 1045. | Priestly | English | | From the priest's meadow. |
| 1046. | Prima | Latin | | Firstborn. |
| 1047. | Primalia | Latin | | Firstborn. |
| 1048. | Primavera | Latin | | Born at the beginning of spring. |
| 1049. | Primavera | Spanish | | Springtime. |
| 1050. | Primeiro | Spanish | | Born first. |
| 1051. | Primo | Italian | | First born. |
| 1052. | Primrose | English | | Primrose (flower name). |
| 1053. | Primrose | Latin | | First rose. |
| 1054. | Prince | English | | Principal one; first. Famous Bearer: rock musician 'formerly known as Prince'. |
| 1055. | Prince | Latin | | Prince. |
| 1056. | Princeton | English | | Principal one; first. The rock musician Prince. |
| 1057. | Princeton | Latin | | Principal one; first. The rock musician Prince. |
| 1058. | Prior | English | | Servant of the priory. |
| 1059. | Prior | Latin | | Head of a monastery. |
| 1060. | Priour | French | | Head of a priory. |
| 1061. | Prisca | Biblical | | Ancient. |
| 1062. | Prisca | Biblical | | Ancient. |
| 1063. | Prisca | Latin | | Archaic. |
| 1064. | Priscilla | Biblical | | Ancient |
| 1065. | Priscilla | Latin | | Ancient; archaic. |
| 1066. | Prisy | Latin | | Diminutive of Priscilla: Ancient; archaic. Daughter of Laomedon. |
| 1067. | Priyamkara | Indian | | Favorite son of Abhirati. |
| 1068. | Proais | Latin | | Lover of Hercules. |
| 1069. | Prochorus | Biblical | | He that presides over the choirs |
| 1070. | Procne | Greek | | Wife of Pandion. |
| 1071. | Procrustes | Greek | | Stretcher. |
| 1072. | Proctor | Latin | | Manager. |
| 1073. | Proculeius | Shakespearean | | 'Antony and Cleopatra'. Friend to Caesar. |
| 1074. | Procurator | Latin | | Manager. |
| 1075. | Proinnseas | Teutonic | | Free. |
| 1076. | Proinnsias | Teutonic | | Free. |
| 1077. | Proinsias | Gaelic | | Frank. |
| 1078. | Prokopios | Greek | | Declared leader. |
| 1079. | Prologue | Shakespearean | | 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' Quince, a carpenter, acts as Prologue in the play within the play. |
| 1080. | Prometheus | Greek | | Gave fire to man. |
| 1081. | Prophyrios | Greek | | Rock. |
| 1082. | Proserpina | Latin | | Goddess of the under world. |
| 1083. | Prosper | Latin | | Fortunate. |
| 1084. | Prospera | Latin | | Prosper. |
| 1085. | Prosperia | Latin | | Prosper. |
| 1086. | Prospero | Latin | | Fortunate. |
| 1087. | Prospero | Shakespearean | | 'The Tempest' The rightful Duke of Milan. |
| 1088. | Prospero | Spanish | | Wealthy. |
| 1089. | Protesilaus | Greek | | Offered himself as a sacrifice for the Greeks when they arrived at Troy. |
| 1090. | Proteus | Greek | | A sea god. |
| 1091. | Proteus | Shakespearean | | 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' One of the two gentlemen in the title. |
| 1092. | Provost | Shakespearean | | 'Measure for Measure' |
| 1093. | Pru | English | | Diminutive of Prudence: Prudence. One of the many qualities and virtues that the Puritans adopted as names after the Reformation. |
| 1094. | Prudence | English | | Prudence. One of the many qualities and virtues that the Puritans adopted as names after the Reformation. |
| 1095. | Prudence | Latin | | Prudent. |
| 1096. | Prudencia | Spanish | | Prudent. |
| 1097. | Prue | English | | Diminutive of Prudence: Prudence. One of the many qualities and virtues that the Puritans adopted as names after the Reformation. |
| 1098. | Pruet | French | | Brave. |
| 1099. | Pruie | French | | Brave. |
| 1100. | Pruitt | French | | Brave. |
