Search girls Baby Names starting with letter P
# | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
251 | Phedora | Greek | Supreme gift. | F | |
252 | Phemie | Greek | Auspicious speech; good repute; well spoken. Diminutive of the name Euphemia. | F | |
253 | Phemie | Scottish | Diminutive of Euphemia: A popular Scottish name taken from the Greek, meaning auspicious speech or good repute. | F | |
254 | Phenice | Biblical | Red, purple. | F | |
255 | Pheobe | Greek | Sparkling. | F | |
256 | Pheodora | Greek | Supreme gift. | F | |
257 | Phiala | Irish | Saintname. | F | |
258 | Phichol | Biblical | The mouth of all, or every tongue. | F | |
259 | Phila | Greek | Loving. | F | |
260 | Philadelphia | Greek | Brotherly love. | F | |
261 | Philana | Greek | Lover of man. | F | |
262 | Philberta | English | Brilliant. | F | |
263 | Philetus | Biblical | Amiable, beloved. | F | |
264 | Philida | Greek | Loving. | F | |
265 | Philina | Greek | Loving. | F | |
266 | Philipinna | German | Loves horses. | F | |
267 | Philippa | Greek | Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses. | F | |
268 | Philippine | German | Loves horses. | F | |
269 | Philis | Greek | Green bough. | F | |
270 | Philistines | Biblical | Those who dwell in villages. | F | |
271 | Phillida | Greek | Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough. | F | |
272 | Phillina | Greek | Loving. | F | |
273 | Phillipa | French | Loves horses. | F | |
274 | Phillipa | Greek | Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses. | F | |
275 | Phillippa | Greek | Feminine form of Philip: Lover of horses. | F | |
276 | Phillis | Greek | Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough. | F | |
277 | Philologus | Biblical | A lover of letters, or of the word. | F | |
278 | Philomel | Greek | Nightingale. | F | |
279 | Philomela | Greek | Nightingale. | F | |
280 | Philomena | Greek | Greatly loved. | F | |
281 | Philomina | Greek | Greatly loved. | F | |
282 | Phlegon | Biblical | Zealous, burning. | F | |
283 | Phoebe | Greek | The shining one. Mother of Leto. Phoebe was one of the names for the Greek moon goddess. | F | |
284 | Phoebe | Latin | Daughter of Leda. | F | |
285 | Phoenice | Latin | Mother of Torone. | F | |
286 | Phoenicia | Biblical | Red, purple. | F | |
287 | Phoenix | Greek | Heron. | F | |
288 | Phrygia | Biblical | Dry; barren | F | |
289 | Phrynia | Shakespearean | 'The Life of Timon of Athens' | F | |
290 | Phrysia | Latin | Head goddess of Cybele. | F | |
291 | Phurah | Biblical | That bears fruit; or grows | F | |
292 | Phygellus | Biblical | Fugitive. | F | |
293 | Phylacteries | Biblical | Things to be especially observed. | F | |
294 | Phylis | Greek | Green bough. | F | |
295 | Phyllida | Greek | Loving. Can also be a variant of Phyllis: Leafy foliage; green bough. | F | |
296 | 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. | F | |
297 | Phylo | Latin | Handmaiden of Helen. | F | |
298 | Pi-beseth | Biblical | Abode of the goddess Bahest or Bast | F | |
299 | Pi-hahiroth | Biblical | The mouth, the pass of Hiroth. | F | |
300 | Pia | Italian | Pious. | F |