Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter P, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a P. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Pinakpani | The bow that belongs to the Lord Shiva | |
| Pinal | God of child | |
| Pinank | The name of Lord Shiva | |
| Pinar | Season of spring | |
| Pınar | Means "spring" in Turkish. | |
| Pinaz | A souvenir that belongs to the leader | |
| Pinchas | Serpent | |
| Pinchos | A phrophecy or an oracle | |
| Pinchu | Small; A Malayalam name used as nickname for calling little ones | |
| Pinchus | Hebrew - Oracle; A variant form of the English name Phineas | |
| Pincus | A Judaism surname that means oracle | |
| Pindara | Religious Medicant; Almsman; Religious beggar; A variant of name Pindar | |
| Pineda | Forest Of Pines | |
| Pinel | A man who is as tall as a pine tree, mostly used as a surname | |
| Pinelopi | Old Greek - Duck; thread; web; voice; A variant of the name Penelope | |
| Ping | Duckweed | |
| Pinga | Goddess Durga | |
| Pingakshi | A brown eyed Boy | |
| Pingal | Sage | |
| Pingala | Gold | |
| Pingalaksha | A Boy with pink eyes | |
| Pingalan | A Hindu baby Boy name | |
| Pingesha | A male name of Hindi origin | |
| Pingla | Goddess Durga | |
| Pinhas | Alternate transcription of Hebrew פִּיןְחָס (see Pinchas). | |
| Pinja | Finnish - Stone Pine; Estonian Pine | |
| Pink | Light Red Color, Healthy | |
| Pinkal | A mindless, oblivious person | |
| Pinkay | Something that is pink or pinkish in colour | |
| Pinkesh | The serpant's mouth | |
| Pinki | To be like a rose, or to be pink in color | |
| Pinkie | English - Pink | |
| Pinky | Variation of the name Pinkie, meaning 'Of goof health', also refers to 'one's little finger'. | |
| Pino | Yahweh will add another son | |
| Pinocchio | Means "pine eye" from Italian pino and occhio. It was created by the Italian author Carlo Collodi for his novel The Adventures of Pinocchio (1883), about a boy made out of wood whose nose grows longer every time he lies. The story was later adapted into a 1940 Disney movie. | |
| Pintoo | A full stop or a point | |
| Pintu | Rocky; Sun; Bright and Brilliant; Mostly used as nickname | |
| Pinye | He who is dark complexioned. | |
| Pinynyakan | A Hindi baby Boy name | |
| Pio | Pious | |
| Piotr | Rock | |
| Pip | lover of horses | |
| Pipa | One who loves horses | |
| Pipal | The tree that is considered sacred | |
| Pipaluk | The little one | |
| Pipene | Daisy flower. | |
| Piper | pipe player | |
| Pipere | pipe player | |
| Piperel | Pepper | |
| Pipin | Old German (Frankish) form of Pepin. | |
| Pipina | The God will add | |
| Pippa | Lover Of Horses | |
| Pippen | A person who is fatherly or a father | |
| Pipper | Piper | |
| Pippi | Short for Phillipa | |
| Pippie | horse lover | |
| Pippin | Father, king | |
| Pippo | He loves horses | |
| Pippy | horse lover; lover of horses | |
| Pipra | From Esperanto pipro meaning "pepper". | |
| Pipul | A beautiful and special person | |
| Pipyana | One who cries a lot | |
| Pir | An old, elderly leader | |
| Pirabakaran | One who is a good leader | |
| Piraichudan | A person who loves horses | |
| Piraiyalan | One who rules the Moon | |
| Piran | The patron saint of miners | |
| Pirate | Robber Of The Sea | |
| Pirayou | Lamb | |
| Pire | One who is like a snow | |
| Pires | Son of Pedro, or son of the one who is like a stone | |
| Piret | Estonian form of Birgitta. | |
| Piri | Old, Ancient | |
| Piripi | Maori form of Philip. | |
| Piritta | Powerful, strong | |
| Pirizzi | A Surname of Italian origin; A variant of Pirozzi; A form of Piero or Peter | |
| Pirjo | Powerful, strong | |
| Pirkko | Powerful, strong | |
| Pirmohammed | One who is Holy prophet | |
| Pirnav | The new begging, a start of something new in life | |
| Piroj | Jewel | |
| Pirooz | Alternate transcription of Persian پیروز (see Pirouz). | |
| Piroska | Hungarian form of Prisca, influenced by the Hungarian word piros meaning "red". | |
| Pirouz | Variant of Firouz. | |
| Pirro | Rock | |
| Pirthee | One who is the master of whole world | |
| Pirtinaci | A variant of Pertinax, meaning persistent, stubborn | |
| Piruz | Alternate transcription of Persian پیروز (see Pirouz). | |
| Pirzada | He is son of a saint | |
| Pisa | Name of one of the ancient cities in Tuscany, Italy; Habitational name from the city of Pisa in Tuscany | |
| Pisces | The Fish | |
| Pisco | Small Bird | |
| Piseth | Rare in power or quality. | |
| Pisey | Little darling or beloved | |
| Pista | Man with crown | |
| Pisti | Diminutive of István. | |
| Pistis | Trust, Faith | |
| Pit | One who comes from the pit | |
| Pita | She who is gracious | |
| Pitahaya | Cactus Pear |