Ozanna

A diminutive form of names like Ozanna, often meaning 'rich' or 'wealthy.'

Ozanne

A variant of name meaning 'noble' or 'graceful.'

Ozella

A diminutive of names meaning 'prosperity' or 'wealth.'

Ozette

Meaning 'little warrior' or 'little bear.'

Ozigbodi

A name meaning 'one who brings wealth or success.'

Ozwell

A name meaning 'strong well' or 'wealthy.'

Ozzi

Ozzi is a diminutive of the name Oswald, meaning 'God's power'.

Ozzie

Ozzie is a diminutive of Oswald or Osborne, meaning 'God's power' or 'divine strength'.

Ozzy

Ozzy is a short form of Oswald, signifying 'God’s power'.

Pa„“teris

Father’s or paternal; indicates lineage or descent in Latvian culture.

Paša

Father; associated with family and paternal connections.

Pacey

A name that can denote a cheerful personality.

Paciencia

Patience.

Pacific

Peaceful, calm, and serene, often associated with the ocean.

Paddington

A surname derived from a place name, famous for its association with a fictional bear character.

Paddy

A diminutive form of Patrick, meaning nobleman in Irish.

Padget

A name meaning page or attendant, common in medieval England.

Padgett

Variant of Padget, also meaning page; primarily associated with the medieval roles.

Padhraic

A variation of Patrick, meaning nobleman.

Padraig

Noble or patrician.

Page

A servant or attendant, derived from the Middle English word for a young boy serving a knight.

Pagent

Derived from the word pageant, carrying connotations of drama and display.

Paget

A surname turned first name, meaning 'little page' in the Old French context.

Paige

A young servant or attendant, derived from Old French origins.

Paine

A descendant of the servant or the attendant, derived from Old French.

Pajas

A name linked to tradition, meaning 'guardian' in some Slavic dialects.

Pajika

A diminutive form of a name often associated with tenderness in Slavic cultures.

Paladin

A knightly or heroic champion, often associated with noble deeds.

Palin

From the town by the river.

Palka

Bristle; also related to the word for a shovel or spade.

Pall

A lot or considerable amount; also means a covering.

Palma

Palma means 'palm tree' or symbolizes victory and peace in Latin cultures.

Palmar

Palmar means 'of the palm trees' and relates to places with palm groves.

Palmer

Palmer refers to a pilgrim who carried palm branches and symbolizes a traveler.

Palmere

Palmere is related to 'palm' and depicts someone who journeys to holy places.

Palmiera

Palmiera means 'palm tree' and symbolizes victory and peace.

Palmina

Palmina means 'little palm tree' and is associated with victory and peace.

Palmira

Palmira means 'palm tree' and is often linked to the idea of peace and serenity.

Palmiro

Palmiro means 'peace' or 'palm tree' and symbolizes hope.

Palmyra

Palmyra refers to the beautiful date palm tree, often associated with beauty and resilience.

Paloma

Paloma means 'dove' in Spanish, symbolizing peace and love.

Palomides

Palomides is a name from Arthurian legends, associated with knightly virtues and bravery.

Pals

Pals is a surname and also used as a given name, meaning 'friend' in Dutch.

Pam

Short form of Pamela, meaning all honey.

Pamala

A variant of Pamela, meaning 'all honey'.

Pameela

A variation of Pamela, meaning 'all honey'.

Pamela

All honey.

Pamelia

A variant of Pamela; all honey.

Pamelina

A diminutive form of Pamela; all honey.

Pamella

A variant of Pamela, meaning 'all honey'.

Pamelyn

A name blend that includes elements from Pamela with a modern twist.

Pamla

Derived from Pamela, often signifying sweetness or honey.

Pammela

Similar to Pamela; signifies sweetness or honey.

Pammie

A diminutive of Pamela, typically connoting affection.

Pammy

A variant of Pam, typically used as a term of endearment for Pamela.

Pamp

Short form of Pamela; signifies sweetness.

Panagiota

All-holy, often in reference to the Virgin Mary.

Panagiotis

All-holy, often signifies connection to the Virgin Mary.

Panayiota

A form of the name indicating 'of all,' often related to a variant of Panagia.

Panayiotis

Derived from the name Panayiota, signifying the Christian concept of 'the all-holy one.'

Pancho

A form of the name Francisco, meaning 'free man.'

Pancratius

All-powerful or omnipotent.

Pancrazio

Another form of Pancratius, meaning all-powerful.

Pandragon

Derived from the term 'dragon', symbolizing strength and protection.

Panfilo

A name meaning 'lover of bread' in Italian.

Pania

A name meaning 'watchman' or 'guardian' in Māori languages.

Panos

Panos is a diminutive of Panagiotis, meaning 'all-holy' in Greek, often referring to the Virgin Mary.

Pansie

Pansie is derived from the flower 'pansy', symbolizing thoughtfulness and remembrance.

Pansy

Pansy refers to a flower and symbolizes remembrance and thoughtfulness.

Panteleimon

All merciful; a name derived from Christian saint Panteleimon.

Pantelion

Variant of Panteleimon; signifies mercy.

Pantxike

A name deriving from the Basque language, specific meanings vary.

Paola

A feminine form of Paul, meaning small or humble.

Paolina

A diminutive form of Paul, meaning small or humble, often used as an endearing name.

Papina

Papina means 'little baby' or 'young one.'

Paquita

Paquita means 'a free man' or 'one who is free.'

Paradis

Paradis means 'paradise' in French, often associated with beauty and rest.

Paraic

Paraic is an Irish form of Patrick, meaning 'nobleman' or 'noble.'

Paraskevi

Preparation; often associated with the day before the Sabbath.

Parella

A variant of the name 'Gabriella', meaning God is my strength.

Paris

City of lights, or can refer to the character from Greek mythology.

Parish

A local community or area of jurisdiction for a church.

Parke

A name of habitational origin, meaning 'park' or 'enclosure.'

Parker

Keeper of the park; a surname that became commonly used as a first name.

Parkere

Variant of Parker; keeper of the park.

Parkerr

A variant of Parker; associated with the same meaning.

Parkerre

Another variation of Parker; refers to someone associated with parks.

Parkes

A variation relating to 'parks'; it denotes a park keeper.

Parkin

Small; or a nickname for someone who holds an estate.

Parkins

Son of Parkin; a diminutive of Peter.

Parkinson

Son of Parkin, a diminutive of Peter.

Parkker

One who works in or with a park; derived from Parker.

Parkus

Of or relating to parks, derived from the word Park.

Parlan

One who is known for their strength.

Parley

A discussion or negotiation, often used in formal contexts.

Parmenion

An ancient name, associated with a historical figure, typically related to strength and virtue.

Parnall

Parnall is believed to have originated as a surname in England, often related to individuals living near a river or marsh.

Parnel

Parnel is derived from an English surname, associated with someone living near a locality with the name Parnell.

Parnell

Parnell is an English variant of Parnel, historically used as a surname and indicates liveliness near a locality.

Parr

An English surname often used as a given name, originating from a geographic feature (a pear tree).