By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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English
"apprentice"
"priest's cottage"
Word name
"priest's meadow"
"persuasion, imitation; force produced when pressing on something"
English, Italian, Cornish
"brushwood headland; as if by magic; quick fast tempo; priest town"
"priest's estate"
French
"brave little one"
Greek mythology name
Welsh
"son of Rhys"
"pride, being proud, self-esteem"
Occupational name
Estonian variation of Frederick, German
"peaceful ruler"
Diminutive of Priidik, Estonian
Italian
"first"
Latin
"chief, prince"
"princely town"
Masculine form of Priscilla or Prisca, Latin
"ancient"
Latin from Greek
"leader of the dance"
"official, administrator"
English word name
"exceptional person"
Russian variation of Prochorus, Latin from Greek
Greek
"foresight"
"correct, appropriate, genuine, real"
"a prediction"
"foot"
"favorable, prosperous"
Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese variation of Prosper
"succeed, prosper"
French literary name
Place-name
English virtue name
"cautious"
"one who lives near a meadow"
English surname
"head of the monastery, prior"
"a sacred song or hymn"
Egyptian
"creator"
Scots Gaelic
"name of a bird species"
"aggressive, warlike"
Modern invented name
"of the people"
Literary name
Catalan surname
"small hills"
"big cat"
Swahili
"slow-witted"
"pumpkin"
"forcible hit with a fist; impactful"
Variation of Pearl, Latin gem name
"pearl"
"resolve, determination; reason, cause"
English occupational surname
"purse-maker; bursar"
French and English
"providing food"
