1791 Names That Start With P - Page 4

Pär

Pára

Parable

Parabola

Paradice

Paradise

Paradox

Páraic

Paralee

Param

Paramesh

Parappa

Paras

Parasha

Paraskeva

Paraskevas

Paraskeve

Paraskevi

Parastoo

Parc

Paree

Pares

Parese

Pari

Paribanou

Paribanu

Parie

Paris

Parisa

Parish

Parisina

Pariss

Park

Parke

Parken

Parkes

Parkey

Parkin

Parklyn

Parklynn

Parkman

Parks

Parlan

Parle

Parlee

Parley

Parline

Parmenia

Parnel

Parnell

Parnella

Paros

Parr

Parren

Parrey

Parrie

Parris

Parrisch

Parrish

Parriss

Parrnell

Parry

Parrys

Parrysh

Parryss

Parsa

Parsafal

Parsefal

Parsifal

Parson

Parsons

Parth

Parthalan

Parthalán

Parthena

Parthenia

Parthenie

Parthenios

Parthenius

Parthenope

Partholon

Parton

Parul

Parvaiz

Parvan

Parvana

Parvaneh

Parvati

Parvez

Parvinder

Parviz

Parwiz

Pary

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 4)