Parris

From Paris.

Parrish

Village or town near a church.

Parrker

Keeper of the park.

Parry

A variation of the name Peter, meaning rock or stone.

Parsafal

A variation of Percival, linked with the quest for the Holy Grail.

Parsefal

A name linked to the knight Parzival, who was a seeker of the Holy Grail.

Parsifal

A hero of Arthurian legend, often associated with the quest for the Holy Grail.

Parson

A name denoting a person of the clergy; historically, it refers to a parish priest.

Parthena

Maiden; associated with virginity or innocence.

Parthenia

Maiden; similarly associated with purity and virginity.

Parys

A name that refers to a person from Paris.

Parzival

A knight of the Round Table associated with the quest for the Holy Grail.

Pasca

Of Easter; relating to the festival of Easter.

Pascal

Of Easter; one who is born on or around Easter.

Pascale

Of Easter; feminine form of Pascal.

Pascali

Related to Easter; feminine variant of Pascal.

Pascaline

Feminine form of Pascal, meaning of Easter.

Pascalle

Born on Holy Saturday; relates to Easter.

Pascen

Relating to Easter; derived from 'Pascha.'

Pascha

Passover; associated with the Orthodox Christian celebration of Easter.

Paschal

Relating to Easter; derived from 'Pascha.'

Paschalis

Pertaining to Easter or Passover.

Paschall

Of Easter; derived from the Latin 'Pascha.'

Pasco

Of Easter; derived from 'Pascha.'

Pascoal

Of Easter; derived from 'Pascha.'

Pascoe

Of Easter or a child born at Easter time.

Pascow

Of Easter; variant of Pascoe.

Pascual

Relating to Easter.

Pasi

A form of the name Paul, meaning 'small' or 'humble'.

Paskal

Relating to Easter.

Paskalina

Feminine form of Pascal, meaning 'born on Easter'.

Pasqual

Born on Easter.

Pasquale

Easter; related to the Christian holiday of Easter.

Pasqualina

Little Easter; associated with the celebration of Easter.

Pasqualino

Little Pasqual; a diminutive form of Pasqual associated with Easter.

Pasquere

Of Easter; associated with the celebration of Easter.

Pasquina

Little Easter; a diminutive form of Pasqua.

Pat

Noble or of noble descent.

Patience

The ability to wait calmly in the face of frustration or adversity.

Paton

From the name of a river; a place near water

Patr

Nobleman; of patrician status

Patrica

Noble or patrician; closely related to Patricia.

Patricia

Noble; originally derived from the Latin word 'patrician' referring to the Roman aristocracy.

Patricio

Nobleman; a variant of Patrick.

Patricius

Nobleman or noble.

Patrides

Fatherly or of fathers.

Patrie

Homeland or land of fathers.

Patrik

Nobleman or patrician.

Patrina

Noblewoman or noble.

Patrizia

Noblewoman or patrician.

Patrycja

Noble or of noble birth.

Patsy

Noble or patrician.

Patterson

Son of Patrick, commonly used in Western contexts.

Patti

A diminutive of Patricia, meaning noblewoman.

Pattie

A variant of Patti, also meaning noblewoman.

Pattin

A name derived from a surname which signifies a small nobleman.

Patton

A town by the gate; historically a surname indicating a location.

Patty

A diminutive of Patricia, meaning noble or noblewoman.

Pau

Short form of Pablo, meaning 'small' or 'humble.'

Paulesh

A derivative of Paul, often meaning 'small' or 'humble.'

Pauletta

A diminutive form of Paula, meaning 'small' or 'humble.'

Paulette

A diminutive form of Paula, symbolizing humility.

Paulin

Of Paul, meaning 'small' or 'humble,' often used for both genders.

Paulina

A small or humble one; feminine form of Paul.

Pauline

A small or humble one; feminine form of Paul.

Paulino

Little Paul, derived from Paul meaning humble.

Paulinus

A diminutive form of Paul, meaning little Paul.

Paulita

Little Paul; feminine form of Paul.

Paull

Small or humble; derived from Paul.

Pauloc

Derived from 'Paulo', which means small or humble.

Pauloini

A variant of Paulo; also signifies small or humble.

Paulos

Small or humble, typically referenced as Paul in Christian scripture.

Pauls

Small or humble, another variant of Paul.

Paulsen

Son of Paul, indicating lineage or family name.

Paulson

Son of Paul, similar to Paulsen.

Paulu

Derived from 'Paulus,' meaning small or humble.

Paulus

Of Latin origin, meaning small or humble; also a key figure in early Christianity.

Pav

A variation of the name Paul, meaning small or humble.

Pavanne

A transformation of the name Pavan, symbolizing the wind.

Pavel

Small; humble.

Pavils

A variant of Paul, meaning small or humble.

Pavlina

Little or young in Slavic origin, a feminine form of Paul.

Pavlo

Small or humble; a variant of Paul in Slavic origin.

Pavlos

A form of Paul meaning small or humble in Greek.

Pavol

A Slavic form of Paul meaning small or humble.

Pawelinus

Largely used in medieval times but unclear in specific meaning due to limited historical records.

Pawlina

A feminine form of Paul, meaning small or humble.

Pax

Peace, representing harmony and tranquility.

Paxon

Son of Pax or peace, often linked to tranquility and harmony.

Paxten

A derivative of Pax, signifying peace or a peaceful town.

Pays

Steward or one who manages affairs.

Payson

Son of peace.

Payten

Fighting man's estate.

Paz

Peace.

Pazienza

Patience; the quality of being patient.

Peada

Referring to 'the small one'; often used as a diminutive form.

Peadar

The Irish form of the name Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone'.

Peadda

A variant of Peada, meaning 'small' or 'little'.

Pearce

Son of the rock; derived from the name 'Peter'.

Pearl

A precious gem formed in oysters, symbolizing purity and elegance.