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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 801. | Phylacteries | Biblical |  | Things to be especially observed. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 802. | Phylis | Greek |  | Green bough. |
| 803. | Phyllida | Greek |  | Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough. |
| 804. | Phyllis | Greek |  | Leafy foliage; green bough. In Greek legend, Phyllis was changed to an almond tree after her death, and bore no leaves until her lover returned. |
| 805. | Phylo | Greek |  | Friend. |
| 806. | Phylo | Latin |  | Handmaiden of Helen. |
| 807. | Pia | Italian |  | Pious. |
| 808. | Pia | Latin |  | Pious. |
| 809. | Pia | Spanish |  | Pious. |
| 810. | Pia | Swedish |  | Pious. |
| 811. | Piaras | Gaelic |  | Rock. |
| 812. | Piaras | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 813. | Piarres | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 814. | Pi-beseth | Biblical |  | Abode of the goddess Bahest or Bast |
| 815. | Picaworth | English |  | From the woodcutter's estate. |
| 816. | Picford | English |  | From the woodcutter's ford. |
| 817. | Pickford | English |  | From the woodcutter's ford. |
| 818. | Pickworth | English |  | From the woodcutter's estate. |
| 819. | Picus | Latin |  | Father of Faunus. |
| 820. | Pierce | Anglo-Saxon |  | Rock. |
| 821. | Pierce | English |  | Rock. |
| 822. | Pierce | Irish |  | Form of Piers from Peter. |
| 823. | Pierce | Shakespearean |  | 'King Richard The Second' Sir Pierce of Exton. |
| 824. | Pierette | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 825. | Piero | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 826. | Piero | Italian |  | Italian form of Peter 'rock'. |
| 827. | Pierpont | French |  | Lives by the stone bridge. |
| 828. | Pierpont | Latin |  | Dwells by the stone bridge. |
| 829. | Pierre | French |  | A rock. Form of Peter. |
| 830. | Pierre | Greek |  | Variant of Peter: Stone; rock. |
| 831. | Pierrel | English |  | Little rock. |
| 832. | Pierrepont | French |  | Lives by the stone bridge. |
| 833. | Pierrepont | Latin |  | Dwells by the stone bridge. |
| 834. | Pierretta | French |  | Feminine form of Pierre. |
| 835. | Pierrette | French |  | Feminine form of Pierre. |
| 836. | Pierro | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 837. | Piers | Anglo-Saxon |  | Rock. |
| 838. | Piers | English |  | Son of Pierce. |
| 839. | Piers | French |  | French variant of Peter: stone; a rock. Famous Bearer: science-fiction author Piers Anthony. |
| 840. | Piers | Greek |  | Variant of Peter: Stone; rock. |
| 841. | Pierson | English |  | Form of Piers from Peter. |
| 842. | Pierson | Irish |  | Form of Piers from Peter. |
| 843. | Piet | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 844. | Pieter | Dutch |  | A rock. Form of Peter. |
| 845. | Pieter | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 846. | Pietr | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 847. | Pietra | Italian |  | Rock. |
| 848. | Pietrek | Polish |  | Polish form of Peter 'rock'. |
| 849. | Pietro | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 850. | Pietro | Italian |  | Italian form of Peter 'rock'. |
| 851. | Pi-hahiroth | Biblical |  | The mouth, the pass of Hiroth. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 852. | Pi-hahiroth | Biblical |  | The mouth, the pass of Hiroth. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 853. | Pilar | Spanish |  | Pillar. |
| 854. | Pilate | Biblical |  | Armed with a dart |
| 855. | Pili | Egyptian |  | Born second. |
| 856. | Pili | Egyptian |  | Second born. |
| 857. | Pilib | Greek |  | Lover of horses. |
| 858. | Pilumnus | Latin |  | Goddess of birthing. |
| 859. | PiMne | Native American |  | Weasel (Hopi). |
| 860. | Pinch | Shakespearean |  | 'The Comedy of Errors' A schoolmaster. |
| 861. | Pindarus | Shakespearean |  | 'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A servant to Cassius. |
| 862. | Ping | Chinese |  | Peaceful. |
| 863. | Ping | Chinese |  | Peaceful. |
| 864. | Pinga | Hindi |  | Tawny. |
| 865. | Pinochos | Hebrew |  | Dark skinned. |
| 866. | Pinon | Biblical |  | Pearl, gem, that beholds. |
| 867. | Pio | Italian |  | Pious. |
| 868. | Pio | Latin |  | Pious. |
| 869. | Piotr | Greek |  | Rock. |
| 870. | Piotr | Polish |  | Polish form of Peter 'rock'. |
| 871. | Pious | Latin |  | Pious. |
| 872. | Pip | Greek |  | Diminutive of Philip: Lover of horses. King Philip of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great. In the Bible, Philip was the name of one of Christ's apostles. Famous Bearer: Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II. |
| 873. | Piper | English |  | Piper. |
| 874. | Pipere | English |  | Piper. |
| 875. | Piperel | French |  | Piper. |
| 876. | Pippa | Italian |  | Lover of horses. |
| 877. | Pippen | Teutonic |  | Father. |
| 878. | Pippin | French |  | Name of a king. |
| 879. | Pippino | Italian |  | Italian form of Joseph 'He adds'. |
| 880. | Pippo | Greek |  | Lover of horses. |
| 881. | Pir | Muslim |  | Leader. Old. |
| 882. | Piram | Biblical |  | A wild ass of them. |
| 883. | Piran | Celtic |  | St. Piran is the Cornish patron saint of miners. |
| 884. | Pirathon | Biblical |  | His dissipation or deprivation; his rupture |
| 885. | Piri | Latin |  | Archaic. |
| 886. | Pirithous | Greek |  | Friend of Theseus. |
| 887. | Piroska | Hungarian |  | Hungarian form of Priscilla: ancient. |
| 888. | Piroska | Latin |  | Archaic. |
| 889. | Pirro | Greek |  | Red haired. |
| 890. | Pirro | Spanish |  | Red haired. |
| 891. | Pisanio | Shakespearean |  | 'Cymbeline' A servant to Posthumus. |
| 892. | Pisgah | Biblical |  | Hill, eminence, fortress. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 893. | Pisgah | Biblical |  | Hill, eminence, fortress. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 894. | Pishachi | Indian |  | Shrew. |
| 895. | Pisidia | Biblical |  | Pitch, pitchy. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 896. | Pisidia | Biblical |  | Pitch, pitchy. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 897. | Pison | Biblical |  | Changing, extension of the mouth. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 898. | Pison | Biblical |  | Changing, extension of the mouth. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 899. | Pista | Hungarian |  | Victorious. |
| 900. | Pisti | Hungarian |  | Victorious. |