1791 Names That Start With P - Page 10

Perlline

Permelia

Permilia

Perna

Pernell

Pernella

Pernelle

Pernie

Pernilla

Pernille

Pero

Perola

Péronelle

Perouze

Perpetua

Perpétue

Perran

Perre

Perrette

Perrey

Perri

Perrie

Perril

Perrin

Perrine

Perris

Perry

Perrye

Persea

Persefoni

Perseis

Persephassa

Persephonia

Persephonie

Perses

Persey

Pershing

Persia

Persimmon

Persis

Persons

Perth

Pertti

Perttu

Peru

Perun

Pervez

Pervis

Peryn

Pesach

Pesah

Pesce

Pesha

Peshe

Peshy

Pessa

Pessach

Pessel

Pessy

Pessye

Peswara

Peta

Pét'a

Petah

Petal

Petar

Pete

Petee

Petenka

Péter

Peterina

Peteris

Peterke

Peternella

Peters

Petersen

Peterson

Petey

Pethuel

Peti

Petie

Petinka

Petiri

Pet'ka

Peto

Petr

Petras

Petrea

Petri

Petria

Petrícek

Petrichor

Petrik

Baby names that start with P encompass time-honored, traditional picks along with newer favorites. Mythological Penelope holds the top spot for girls. The classic name increased in use dramatically after celebrities such as Tina Fey and Kourtney Kardashian used it for their daughters.

 a unisex name that is also common among girls. Gender-neutral P names are a substantive mini-trend. In addition to Parker, Peyton, Presley, Phoenix, and Palmer are among the most stylish.

girl names beginning with P in the US Top 400

 include Paisley, Piper, Paige, Phoebe, and Payton. Along with Parker, other 

boy names starting with P in the US Top 400

 include Patrick, Preston, Peter, Paxton, and Prince.

Names with the P initial are beloved in the Netherlands, where you can find many unusual-but-usable choices including Puck, Philou, and Petronella for girls and Pim, a diminutive of Willem, for boys. 

 with a connection to the natural world include Pepper, Peregrine, Posie, Prairie, and one of our favorite fruit names, Plum.

Here, our full selection of names that start with P, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Names that start with P, including P names such as Penelope, Paisley, and Parker, with meanings and popularity. (Page 10)