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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philis | f | Philis is a feminine form of the name Phyllis and means 'the leaf', derived from the An… | |
| Philissa | f | Philissa is a girl's name that comes from Ancient Greek | |
| Phill | m | American | Phill is an English abbreviation of Philipp |
| Phillicia | f | Latin | Phillicia is a girl's name that originated from a combination of the names Phillis and … |
| Phillip | m | Phillip is an alternative spelling of the name Philipp and derives from the ancient Gre… | |
| Phillipa | f | Greek | Phillipa is the English form of Philippa and the feminine form of Phillip, meaning "the… |
| Phillipp | m | The spelling Phillipp is a variant of the name Philipp, which has its roots in the Anci… | |
| Phillippa | f | Greek | Phillippa, a girl's name, is the English form of Philippa and carries the meaning 'the … |
| Phillis | f | English | Phillis is a variant of the girl's name Phyllis and means 'the leaf,' derived from the … |
| Philmon | m | Philmon is a shortened variant of the Greek name Philemon (Φιλήμων) | |
| Philo | m | Greek | Philo is the Latinized form of the Greek name Philon, which traces back to the ancient … |
| Philomela | f | The first name Philomela has its roots in ancient Greek and is a Latinized variant of t… | |
| Philomele | f | "the companion of the herds" | |
| Philomena | f | English | The name Philomena, which has its origins in ancient Greek, is not clearly defined |
| Philomena-Sophie | f | Greek | Philomena stands for "the beloved" in Greek |
| Philomina | f | American | Philomina is a variant of the name Philomena and means 'the one who loves with zeal.' I… |
| Philon | m | The name Philon comes from Ancient Greek and is derived from the term 'philos', which m… | |
| Philyra | f | The name Philyra has its roots in ancient Greek and means 'the lime tree' | |
| Phöbus | m | Phöbus, as the German variant of Phoebus, derives from Phoibos (Φοῖβος) and was a title… | |
| Phoebe | f | Greek | The Latinized form Phoebe comes from the ancient Greek name Phoíbē (Φοίβη) and has its … |
| Phoenix | u | Phoenix is a gender-neutral first name that comes from Egyptian and Greek mythology | |
| Phoenix-Jeremy | m | American | Phoenix-Jeremy is a double name combining Phoenix ("dark red") and Jeremy ("God elevates") |
| Phoibe | f | Greek | Phoibe (ancient Greek Φοίβη Phoíbē) is a name that appears in both the Bible and Greek … |
| Phylicia | f | Latin | Phylicia is a combination of the names Phyllis and Felicia and has African American roots |
| Phylis | f | American | Phylis represents an alternative form of Phyllis and carries the meaning 'the leaf', wh… |
| Phyliss | f | English | Phyliss is a spelling variant of Phyllis, which means 'the leaf.' This comes from the a… |
| Phyllida | f | English | Phyllida is a variant of Phyllis and means 'the leaf', derived from the ancient Greek t… |
| Phyllis | f | Greek | Phyllis is a female first name that means 'the leaf' |
| Phyllon | m | Greek | The masculine first name Phyllon also comes from the ancient Greek term phýllon (φύλλον… |
| Pia-Monika | f | Latin | Pia-Monika is a double name combining Pia ("the pious one") and Monika ("the unique one") |
| Pieder | m | Pieder is the Romansh form of the name Peter, which traces back to Petrus and is origin… | |
| Pier | m | Latin | Pier is an Italian and Dutch derivation of the name Peter, which means 'the rock' |
| Piera | f | Italian | The name Piera is the Italian variant of Petra, which in turn is derived from Peter and… |
| Pierce | m | Pierce is a medieval form of the name Peter and has its origin in Petrus, which in turn… | |
| Piere | m | Swedish | Piere (Pière) is a boy's name that is considered a Sami and Swedish variant of the name… |
| Pierette | f | Flemish | Pierette is an alternative spelling of the name Pierrette, which is a pet form of Petra… |
| Pierina | f | Italian | The name Pierina is an Italian diminutive of Piera and Petra, both feminine forms of Pe… |
| Pierino | m | Latin | Pierino is a diminutive of Piero, the Italian equivalent of Peter |
| Pierkje | f | Dutch | The name Pierkje is a Frisian and Dutch diminutive form of Petra, which in turn is a fe… |
| Piero | m | Italian | The name Piero, as the Italian derivative of Peter, means "the rock." In addition to Pi… |
| Pierpaolo | m | Latin | Pierpaolo is an Italian double form made up of Piero and Paolo, carrying the meaning 't… |
| Pierre | m | French | The male first name Pierre is a French form of Peter, which goes back to Petrus and ori… |
| Pierre-Manuel | m | African | Pierre-Manuel is a double name combining Pierre ("the rock") and Manuel ("God with us") |
| Pierrette | f | French | The name Pierrette is considered a feminine diminutive form of Pierre, which is a Frenc… |
| Pierric | m | The name Pierric means 'the rock' or 'the stone' and is derived from the ancient Greek … | |
| Pierrick | m | Latin | Pierrick is a Breton variation of Pierre, which corresponds to Peter in French |
| Pierrine | f | French | The first name Pierrine is regarded as a French diminutive form of Petra and as the fem… |
| Piers | m | Latin | The name Piers is a Middle English derivation of Peter, which emerged in the Middle Age… |
| Piet | m | Dutch | The name Piet is considered a short form of Peter or Pieter and means 'the rock' |
| Piete | m | Aramaic | The name Piete has its roots in the Ancient Greek language and is composed of the words… |
| Pieter | m | Greek | Pieter is a Low German and Dutch variant of the name Peter, meaning "the rock" |
| Pieterke | f | The name Pieterke serves as a diminutive of Petra and is widespread in both Dutch and W… | |
| Pieternella | f | Dutch | Pieternella is the feminine variant of the name Pieter (Peter) from Dutch, enhanced by … |
| Pietje | m | Pietje is a diminutive that is used as both a male and female first name and has its or… | |
| Pietra | f | Italian | Pietra represents the feminine variant of Pietro, an Italian derivation of the names Pe… |
| Pietrik | f | Dutch | The name Pietrik is a gender-neutral form derived from the Low German pet names of Petr… |
| Pietro | m | Italian | Pietro, as the Italian derivative of Peter, carries the meaning "the rock." The variant… |
| Pille | f | Pille is a female name that originates from Estonian and can be considered a derivative… | |
| Pilo | m | Pilo is a masculine first name considered a Slavic short form of Peter, which can be tr… | |
| Pilou | f | Danish | Pilou is a French short form of Philomena and has its roots in the Ancient Greek name P… |
| Pinelopi | f | Greek | The name Pinelopi is a contemporary form of Penelope and derives from Ancient Greek |
| Piotr | m | Polish | The name Piotr, as a masculine first name, is the Polish equivalent of Peter and means … |
| Piotrek | m | Polish | Piotrek is derived from Piotr, the Polish variant of Peter |
| Pipa | f | Greek | The name Pipa has its roots in the Greek language and is made up of the words 'philos',… |
| Pippa | f | Pippa, as a feminine form, is a diminutive and pet form of Philippa | |
| Pippo | m | Italian | Pippo serves as a diminutive for the Italian first names Filippo and Giuseppe |
| Pira | f | The girl's name Pira has its roots in Ancient Greek, even though no specific word compo… | |
| Pirro | m | The name Pirro has its roots in Ancient Greek and is derived from the word 'pyr', which… | |
| Pit | m | Latin | Pit is derived from the term 'the rock' |
| Pita | f | Dutch | Pita is derived as a Dutch pet form of Petra, which in turn is the feminine counterpart… |
| Pitt | m | Latin | Pitt is, like Pit, a derived form of Pitter, the Limburg and Rhineland variant of Peter… |
| Pjerina | f | The name Pjerina has its roots in Ancient Greek, where it derives from the word 'petros… | |
| Pjeter | m | Latin | Pjeter, the Albanian form of Peter, means "the rock." The spelling Pjetër is correct |
| Pjetro | m | Latin | Pjetro is a Croatian variant of Peter, possibly inspired by the Italian form Pietro |
| Pjotr | m | Russian | The first name Pjotr is the Russian equivalent of Peter, which means 'the rock' |
| Platon | m | Basque | The name Platon, also known as Plátōn (Πλάτων), is the Greek form of Plato |
| Pleun | u | Greek | The name Pleun is predominantly feminine today, but it has its roots as a masculine dim… |
| Pleurat | m | This name, Pleurat, is often associated with 'the pleura' | |
| Plutarch | m | Greek | Plutarch is a male first name that traces back to the Greek name Ploútarchos (Πλούταρχος) |
| Plutón | m | The name Plutón comes from Ancient Greek and is derived from the word 'ploutos', which … | |
| Poema | f | English | The girl's name Poema is derived from the English word Poem |
| Pola | f | Latin | Pola is derived as a diminutive of Apollonia, which in turn goes back to Apollonios (Ἀπ… |
| Polichronis | m | Greek | Polichronis is a modern spelling of the name Polychronis (Πολυχρόνης), which has its ro… |
| Polidor | m | Greek | The name originates from Greek |
| Polina | f | Greek | The name Polina, a form of Paulina, has its roots in the Latin word parvus or paulus, m… |
| Poliniki | f | The name Poliniki stands for 'the great victory' or 'very victorious' | |
| Polixani | f | Greek | Polixani is a female first name of Greek origin |
| Polixenie | f | The name Polixenie stands for personified hospitality and openness towards strangers | |
| Pollux | m | English | Pollux, a male first name, is the Latinized form of the Greek Polydeukes, who is known … |
| Polona | f | Polona is regarded as the Slovenian short form of Apolonija, which in turn is a variant… | |
| Polonca | f | Slavic | Polonca is a girl's name that originates from Ancient Greek and is a Slavic as well as … |
| Polonia | f | The name Polonia, a derived short form of Apolonia from Aragonese, means in German 'the… | |
| Polycarp | m | English | Polycarp is an English form of the name Polykarpos |
| Polydeukes | m | The name Polydeukes also originates from Greek mythology and means 'the very sweet' | |
| Polykarp | m | The name Polykarp, a German derivation of Polycarp, originates from the Greek Polykarpos | |
| Polykarpos | m | Polykarpos also has Greek origins and stands for 'many fruits' | |
| Polyphem | m | Greek | Polyphem (Πολύφημος) is a male first name whose meaning is "the much praised." The name… |
| Polyxena | f | Polyxena is the Latinized variant of the Greek name Polyxene (Πολυξένη) | |
| Polyxenia | f | Polyxenia is a variant of the name Polyxena and originates from the ancient Greek name … | |
| Pontian | m | English | Pontian is a masculine first name that is regarded as a short form of Pontianus, a vari… |