[ g i r l s ] Paige : PAYJ : old english "young, a child" Pakuna : pah-KOO-nah : miwok indian "deer jumping down hill" Palmiera : PAHL-meer-ah : spanish "palm tree" Paloma : PAH-loh-mah : spanish "dove" Pamela : PAHM-e-lah : greek "all honey" Pandita : pahn-DEE-tah : hindi "scholar" Pandora : pan-DOHR-ah : greek "talented, having everything" Panthea : PAN-thee-uh : greek "of all the gods" Pantzike : pahn-CHEE-keh : latin "free" Panya : PAN-yuh : latin "crowned with laurel" Panya : PAHN-yah : swahili "mouse or small child" Panyin : pahn-YEEN : ghanese "older of twins" Pascale : PAS-cayl-ah : french "easter" Patia : PAH-tee-uh : spanish gypsy "leaf" Patricia : pah-TRISH-ah : latin "of nobility" Paula : PAWL-ah : latin "small" Pavla : PAHV-luh : czechoslovakian "little" Pazia : PAY-zyuh : hebrew "golden" Pegeen : PEH-geen : greek "a pearl" Pelagia : PEL-ay-gee-uh : greek "from the sea" Pemba : PEM-bah : african "the force of present existence" Penda : PEN-dah : swahili "love" Penelope : pah-NEL-ah-pee : greek "weaver" peninna : PAH-nee-nah : hebrew "pearl, coral" penthea : PEN-thee-uh : greek "fifth, mourner" Peony : PEE-oh-nee : greek - flower name Perdita : PER-dee-tah : latin "the lost" Perouze : PAYR-oohz : armenian "turquoise" Persis : PUR-sis : greek "woman from persia" Petra : PEH-truh : greek "stone" Phedra : FAY-druh : greek "bright" Philomena : FIL-oh-mee-nuh : greek "lover of the moon" Phoebe : FEE-bee : greek "shining, brilliant" Pia : PEE-uh : latin "pious" Piper : PIGH-pur : old english "a pipe player" Poloma : pah-LOH-mah : choctaw indian "bow" Portia : POHR-shuh : latin "offering" Priscilla : prih-SIL-uh : latin "of ancient time" Pyrena : PIGH-ree-nuh : greek "fiery" Pythia : PITH-ee-uh : greek "prophet" [ b o y s ] Paco : PAH-choh : native american "bald eagle" Palmer : PAL-mer : old english "palm-bearer" Paolo : PAHL-oh : latin "little" Paris : PAYR-ihs : english - city name Parker : PAR-ker : english "protector of the park" Pascal : PAS-kel : hebrew "passover" Patamon : PAH-tah-mahn : native american "raging" Patrick : PAT-rik : latin "nobleman" Patton : PAT-tun : old english "from the castle of the warrior" Paul : PAWL : latin "small" Paulin : pow-LAHN : latin "little" Pavel : PAH-vyel : russian "little" Paxton : PAKS-ten : teutonic "trader" Payton : PAY-tun : scottish "pastor or guardian" Peder : PEE-der : greek "stone" Penn : PEN : old english "enclosure" perry : PAYR-ee : old english "pear tree" Philip : FIL-ip : greek "lover of horses" Phoenix : FEE-niks : greek "purple" Pierson : PEER-son : english "son of peter" Pilan : pee-LAHN : native american "supreme essence" Platon : PLAY-ten : spanish "broad-shouldered" Porter : POHR-ter : latin "keeper of the gate"