Baby Boys Names

Paco (Italian) - to pack. (American Indian) - bald eagle.

Paddy (Irish) - common form of Patrick.

Page (French) - youthful attendant. Padget, Padgett, Paget, Paige

Paine (Latin) - a rustic, a country person.

Pakelika (Hawaiian) - noble. Form of Patrick.

Palani (Hawaiian) - freeman.

Palmer (Old English) - bearer of palms, pilgrim.

Park (Old English) - one who lives near the enclosed land. (Chinese) - the cypress tree. Parke

Parker (Middle English) - guardian of the park. Park, Parke

Parkin (Old English) - Little Peter.

Parnell (Old French) - little Peter. Nellie, Nelly, Pernell

Parrish (Middle English) - from the church area. Parish, Parrysh

Pascal (Hebrew) - born at Passover or Easter to pass over. (Italian) - pertaining to Easter or Passover. Pace, Pascale, Paschal, Pasquale

Pat - short form of names containing Pat. Pattie, Patty

Patrick (Latin) - nobleman. Paddie,Paddy, Padraic, Pat, Patrice, Patricio, Patsy, Patten, Payton, Peyton, Rick, Ricky

Patton (Old English) - from the warrior's estate. Paton, Patten, Pattin

Paul (Latin) - small one. Pablo, Paley, Paolo, Paulie, Pavel, Poul

Pavit (Indian) - pious, pure.

Payat (American Indian) - he is coming.

Paxton (Old German) - pack man, wandering trader. Packston, Packton, Paxon, Tony

Pearson (Old English) - sn of Peter. Pierson, Sonnie, Sonny

Pedro (Spanish) - form of Peter.

Penn (Old English) - enclosure. (Old German) - commander. Short form of Penrod.

Penrod (Old German) - famous commander. Pen, Penn, Pennie, Penny, Rod, Roddie, Roddy

Pepin (Old German) - petitioner. Pepi, Peppi, Peppie, Peppy

Percival (Old French) - pierce-the-valley, piercer of the valley. Parsifal, Perceval, Percy, Purcell

Perry (Middle English) - pear tree. (Old French) - little Peter. Common form of Peter. Parry

Perth (Celtic) - thorn-bush thicket.

Peta (American Indian) - golden eagle.

Peter (Greek) - rock. Farris, Ferris, Parnell, Pearce, Peder, Pedro, Peirce, Perkin, Perren, Perry, Pete, Petey, Petrus, Pierce, Pierre, Pietro, Piotr

Petro (Russian) - stone. Petruno, Petruso

Peyton (Old English) - from the warrior's estate. Pate, Payton

Phelan (Celtic) - the wolf.

Phelps (Old English) - son of Philip.

Phil - short form of Filbert. Filmore, Philip

Phillip (Greek) - lover of horses. Felipe, Filippo, Phil, Philip, Philipp, Phillipe

Philo (Greek) - loving one.

Phineas (Hebrew) - oracle.

Phuoc (Vietnamese) - good.

Pierre (French) - form of Peter.

Pili (African) - the second born.

Pinchos (Hebrew) - dark-complected. Pinye

Plato (Greek) - broad-shouldered one.

Pollard (Old German) - brave one.

Pomeroy (Old French) - dweller in the apple orchard. Roy

Prentice (Middle English) - apprentice, learner of a trade. Prentiss

Prescott (Old English) - from the priest's cottage. Scott, Scottie, Scotty

Presley (Old English) - from the priest's meadow. Lee, Leigh, Pressley, Priestley

Price (Welsh) - son of the ardent one. Pryce

Primo (Italian) - first, firstborn.

Prior (Latin) - superior, head of a monastery.

Proctor (Latin) - administrator.

Purdy (Indian) - recluse.

Purvis (English/French) - to provide food.

Putnam (Old English) - dweller by the pond.