Girls names with `p`

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	Name	Meaning	Derivations	Origin
	Paame	Palm tree.	Pam, Pame	Tongan
	Pabla	Small	Paola, Paula, Paulette, Paulina, Pauline	Spanish
	Pacifica	From the pacific ocean.	Pacificah, Pacifyca, Pacifycah, Pacycycah, Pacyfyca, Pacykika (polish)	Italian
	Padma	Lotus flower.	Padmah, Padmar	Sanskrit
	Padmani	Flower	Padmanee, Padmaney, Padmania, Padmaniah, Padmanie, Padmany	Sri lankan
	Pagan	Country dweller.	Pagen, Pagin, Pagon, Pagun, Pagyn	English, Latin
	Paige	Youthful assistant, young child.	Page, Paget, Payg, Payge	Old english
	Paj	Pie; beautiful, shy and willing; flower		Hmong, Inuit, Swedish
	Paka	Kitten	Pakah	Swahili
	Pala	Water	Palah, Palla, Pallah	Native american
	Palila	Bird	Palilah, Palyla, Palylah	Polynesian
	Pallas	Goddess of wisdom and knowledge.	Palac, Palaca, Palace, Pallass, Pallassa	Greek
	Palm / palma	A palm tree	Palma, Palmah, Palmar, Palmara, Palmarah, Palmaria, Palmariah, Palmarya, Palmaryah, Pamela, Pamelia	English
	Palmela	Like honey, sweet..	Palmelah, Palmelia, Palmeliah, Palmelina, Palmeline, Palmelyn, Palmelyna, Palmelyne	Greek
	Palmira	Born on palm sunday, the sunday before easter.	Palma, Palmir, Palmirah, Palmirar, Palmyra, Palmyrah	Greek, Latin
	Paloma	A dove.	Palomah, Palomar, Palomara, Palomarah, Palomaria, Palomariah, Palomarya, Palomaryah	Latin, Spanish
	Pam / pamela	Loving. the short form of pamela, like honey, sweet.	Pami, Pamie, Pamm, Pamy	Greek
	Pamela	Loving. like honey, sweet.	Palma, Pamala, Pamalah, Pamalia, Pamaliah, Pamalya, Pamalyah, Pamela, Pamelia, Pameliah, Pamelya, Pamelyah, Pammi, Pammie, Pammy	Greek
	Pamera	Loving. like honey, sweet.		Japanese
	Pana	Partridge bird.	Panah, Panna, Pannah	Native american
	Panacea	Healer	Panaceah	Greek
	Pancha	Freedom. a form of frances.	Panchah	Spanish
	Panchali	Princess of panchala.	Pancha, Panchalea, Panchaleah, Panchalee, Panchalei, Panchaleigh, Panchaley, Panchalie, Panchaly	Sanskrit
	Pandora	Gifted	Pandorah	Greek
	Pania	Sea woman.	Paniah, Panya, Panyah	Maori
	Panisi	The pansy flower.	Pansy (greek)	Tongan
	Panola	Cotton	Panolah, Panolla, Panollah	Choctaw
	Pansofia	Possessor of wisdom or knowledge.	Pansofee, Pansofey, Pansoffey, Pansoffi, Pansoffia, Pansofi, Pansofiah, Pansofie, Pansophee, Pansophey, Pansophya, Pansophyah	Greek
	Pansy	Little flower; idea.	Pansea, Panseah, Pansee, Pansey, Pansi, Pansia, Pansiah, Pansie, Pansya, Pansyah	French, Greek
	Panthea	All gods.	Panfia, Panfiah, Pantheah, Panthia, Panthiah, Panthya, Panthyah	Greek
	Paola	Small	Pabla, Paula, Paulette, Paulina, Pauline	Italian
	Papahi	Mischievously smart.	Papahee, Papahey, Papahie	Tongan
	Papina	Oak tree with a vine.	Papinah, Papyna, Papynah	Miwok
	Pari	Fairy		Persian
	Pasang	Born on a friday.		Tibetan
	Patience	From the virtue, enduring, patient.	Patia, Patiah, Patient, Patya, Patyah	Latin
	Patricia	Little noble one. noble woman.	Pat, Patreeza, Patria, Patriah, Patricah, Patrice (french), Patriciah, Patrisha, Patrishah, Patriza, Patrizah, Patrizia (italian), Patryce, Patrycya, Patrycyah, Patrycyka (polish), Patryse	English, Latin
	Patsy	A pet form of patricia, noble, of noble descent.	Patsee, Patsey, Patsie	English, Latin
	Paz	Peaceful	Pazz	Spanish
	Pazia / pazice	Gold, golden-haired.	Paza, Pazise, Pazit, Pazya, Pazyah, Pazyce, Pazyse	Hebrew
	Peace	Tranquil	Peece	Middle english
	Peach / peaches	Peach tree.	Peacha, Peachee, Peachey, Peachia, Peachy	English
	Pearl	A gem of the sea, pearl.	Helmi, Pearla, Pearle, Pearlea, Pearleah, Pearlee, Pearlei, Pearleigh, Pearley, Pearli, Pearlie, Pearlina, Pearline, Perl, Perla, Perlah, Perle, Perli, Perlie, Perly, Perry, Pery	English, Latin
	Pearlie	A gem of the sea, pearl.	Pearl, Pearly	English, Latin
	Pearly	A gem of the sea, pearl.	Pearl, Pearlie	English, Latin
	Peata	One who brings joy.	Peatah, Peeta, Peetah, Peita, Peitah, Peyta, Peytah, Pita, Pitah, Pyta, Pytah	Maori
	Peg / peggy	Daisy. a short form of margaret, pearl.	Pegee, Pegey, Pegg, Peggee, Peggey, Peggi, Peggie, Peggy, Pegi, Pegie, Pegy	French
	Peilla	God has added.	Pepillah, Pepita (spanish), Pepyla, Pepylah, Pepylla, Pepyllah	Spanish
	Pekabo	Shining waters.	Peakabo, Peakaboo, Pekaboo	Native american
	Pema	A lotus.		Tibetan
	Peony	God of healing. giver of praise. flower.	Peonee, Peoney, Peoni, Peonie	Greek
	Peppa	Pepper		Australian
	Pernille	A feminine pet form of petronius - the name of a 1st-century roman saint, later believed to be a daughter of saint peter, beauty.	Pernelia, Pernilla (swedish), Petronilla (italian)	Danish, Norwegian
	Peta	Stone. the feminine form of peter.	Peata, Peatah, Peeta, Peetah, Peita, Peitah, Peyta, Peytah, Pita, Pitah, Pyta, Pytah	Greek
	Peyt	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate. a short form of peyton.		Old english
	Peyton	From the warrior's estate, from the toll keeper's town, from the fighting-man's estate.	Paeton, Paiton, Payton, Peiton	Old english
	Phemie	Of good reputation. the short form of euphemia.	Phemea, Phemee, Phemey, Phemi, Phemia, Phemiah, Phemy, Phemya, Phemyah	Greek, Scottish
	Philana	Lover of humankind.	Filana, Phila, Phileen, Philene, Philida, Philina, Philine, Phillane, Phylana, Phylanah, Phylane, Phyllan, Phyllana, Phyllane, Pyllanah	Greek
	Philantha	Lover of flowers.	Philanthe, Phylantha, Phylanthe	Greek
	Philberta	Brilliant intelligence.	Filberta, Filbertah, Filberte, Philberta, Philbertah, Phylbert, Phylberta, Phylbertah, Phylberte, Phyllberta, Phyllbertah, Phyllberte	Old english
	Philippa	One who loves horses.	Felipa (spanish), Felipe, Felippa, Filipa, Filippa (italian), Phileen, Phileene, Philene, Philina, Philine, Philipa, Philipine, Philippe, Philippina, Phillipa, Phillipe, Phillippine (german), Phylipa	Greek
	Philomela	Lover of songs.	Filomela, Filomelah, Philomelah, Phyklomela, Phylomelah	Greek
	Philomena	Loving. she is loved.	Filomena, Filomene, Filomina, Filominah, Filomyna, Filomyne, Fylomina, Fylomine, Fylomyna, Fylomyne, Philomina, Philomine, Phylomina, Phylomyna, Phylomyne, Pylomine	Greek
	Philothea	One who loves god.	Filothea, Fylothea, Phylothea	Greek
	Philyra	The lime tree.	Philira, Philirah, Phylyrah	Greek
	Phoebe	Bright, shining one, pure.	Feba, Febe, Feebea, Feebee, Fibee, Phebe (italian), Phebea, Phebia, Phebie, Pheebea, Pheebee, Pheibee, Pheibey, Pheobea, Pheybee, Pheybey, Theba, Thebea, Thebee	Greek
	Phoenix	Purple, immortal.	Feenix, Foenix, Pheenix	Greek
	Photina	Light; egale, immortal.	Fontin, Fotina, Fotine, Fotyna, Fotyne, Photine, Photyna, Photyne	Egypt, Greek
	Phryne	Lacking colour.	Phrina, Phrine, Phyrne	Greek
	Phylicia	Happy one from the green town.	Felicia, Feliciah, Filicia, Filiciah, Philicia, Philiciah, Phyliciah	Greek, Latin
	Phyllida	Loving, leafy	Philida, Philidah, Phillida, Phillidah, Phillyda, Phillydah, Phylida, Phylidah, Phyllidah, Phyllyda, Phyllydah, Phylyda, Phylydah	Greek
	Phyllis	A leaf, green, leafy branch.	Filide, Fillis, Philica, Philis, Phillis, Phillisla, Phillo, Phylicia, Phyliciah, Phyllicia, Phyllys, Pylliciah	Greek
	Pia	Pious, devout.	Piah, Pya, Pyah	Itialian
	Piedad	Devoted.	Piedadah	Spanish
	Pierette	Little steady one; stone; the feminine form of pierre/peter	Perett, Peretta, Perette, Pieret, Pierett, Pieretta, Pierin, Pierina, Pierine, Pieryn, Pieryna, Pieryne	French, Greek
	Pilar	Pillar; column	Peela, Peelah, Peeler, Pilla, Pillar, Pylar, Pyllar	Latin / spanish
	Pililani	Near to heaven	Pililanee, Pililaney, Pililanie, Pililany	Hawaiian
	Pineki	Peanut	Pinekee, Pinekey, Pineky	Hawaiian
	Ping	Duckweed plant; peaceful		Chinese, Vietnamese
	Pinga	Bronze	Pingah	Hindi
	Pinterry	Star	Pinterree, Pinterrey, Pinterri, Pinterrie	Australian aboriginal
	Piper	Pipe player; fearce	Pipa, Pipar, Pipper, Pippor, Pypa, Pypah, Pyper	Old english
	Pipipa	Sand piper	Pipipah, Pypa, Pypah, Pyper, Pypipa, Pypipah	Australian aboriginal
	Pippa	One who loves horses. a short form of philippa, a feminine form of philip.	Pipa, Pipah, Pipee, Pipi, Pipie, Pippah, Pippee, Pippey, Pippi, Pippie, Pippy, Pipy, Pypa, Pypah, Pyppa, Pyppah	Greek
	Pooja	Worship	Puja	Hindi
	poppy	From the flower		English
	Porsche	Offering	Porsha, Porshe	German
	Portia	Offering. sweet fortified wine. the left side; from the town by the water	Porta, Portah, Portiah, Portya, Portyah	Latin, Old english
	Posy	Small bunch of flowers.	Posee, Posey, Posi, Posia, Posiah, Posie, Posya, Posyah	English
	Pranom	To compromise.	Nom	Thai
	Premilla	Girl of love.	Premila, Premilah, Premillah, Premyla, Premylah, Premylla, Premyllah	Sanskrit
	Prerna	Inspiration	Prernah	Indian
	Preya	Prayer.	Praya, Prayah, Preeya, Preeyah, Preyah	English, Latin
	Prima	First-born child.	Primah, Primara, Primaria, Primariah, Pryma, Prymah, Prymaria, Prymariah, Prymarya, Prymaryah	Latin
	Primavera	First born of spring, new life.	Primaverah, Prymavera, Prymaverah	Latin
	Primrose	The primrose flower.	Primrosa, Prymrosa, Prymrose	English, Scottish
	Princess	Daughter of the queen and king	Princesa (spanish), Princessa, Pryncess, Pryncessah	English
	Priscilla	Ancient.	Piroshka, Precilla, Prescilla, Pricila, Pricilia, Prisca, Priscella, Priscila, Priscill, Priscillie, Prisella, Prisila, Prisilla, Prissilla, Prycyla, Prycylah, Prysilla, Prysillah, Prysylla, Prysyllah	Latin
	Prisma	To cut, saw.	Prysma	Greek
	Prita	Dear one		Hindi
	Priya	Beloved, sweet-natured.	Priyah	Hindi
	Promisee	Promise	Promise, Promisea, Promisey, Promisi, Promisie, Promissa, Promisse, Promissee, Promissey, Promissi, Promissie, Promissy, Promisy	English