Pearla

A variant of Pearl, also symbolizing richness and beauty.

Pearle

A variant of Pearl, emphasizing beauty and grace.

Pearlene

An affectionate diminutive form of Pearl.

Pearlie

A diminutive of Pearl, suggesting charm and delicateness.

Pearlina

A softer, more lyrical variation of Pearl, symbolizing beauty and rarity.

Pearline

A diminutive or derivative of Pearl, often associated with purity.

Pearly

Resembling or made of pearls, signifies beauty and purity.

Pearse

Son of the church or son of the priest in Irish origin.

Pearson

Son of Pear, often a surname that has been used for given names.

Pearta

A variant of Pearta, meaning 'rock' or 'stone' in Gaelic.

Pearyl

Derived from 'pearl', symbolizing purity and elegance.

Peatta

A variant of 'Pietra', which means 'stone' or 'rock' symbolizing strength.

Pechthelm

A home or fortress, symbolizing protection and stability.

Peder

A form of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone' in Greek.

Pedr

A Welsh form of the name Peter, meaning 'rock'.

Pedrina

Rock; signifies strength and stability.

Pedro

Rock; indicates strength and resilience.

Peerce

The rock; signifies strength and reliability.

Peerless

Without equal, unmatched in quality.

Peers

A term denoting equals, often in the context of nobility or friendship.

Peeta

A variation of Peter, meaning rock or stone, symbolizes strength.

Pefen

A variation or diminutive of names like Penelope, often associated with weaving or thread.

Peg

A diminutive form of Margaret, meaning pearl.

Pega

A variant of the name Peggy, often associated with purity.

Pegeen

A variant of the name 'Peggy'; diminutive of Margaret, which means 'pearl'.

Pegg

A diminutive of the name 'Margaret', meaning 'pearl'.

Peggi

A diminutive of the name 'Margaret', meaning 'pearl'.

Peggie

A diminutive of the name 'Margaret', meaning 'pearl'.

Peggy

A diminutive of the name 'Margaret', meaning 'pearl'.

Peggylou

A combination name suggesting purity and light

Pehr

A name derived from Peter, meaning rock or stone

Peigi

Pearl; a diminutive form of Margaret.

Peirce

A derivative of Peter, meaning rock or stone.

Pekka

A Finnish form of the name Peter, meaning rock or stone.

Pelagia

Pelagia means 'of the sea' in Greek, often used for its connotations of nature and beauty.

Pelagie

Pelagie is a variant of Pelagia, meaning 'of the sea' in French culture.

Pelham

Pelham is derived from an English surname that means 'a town by the water' or associated with 'river estates'.

Peliandis

Peliandis does not have a well-defined meaning, but may be connected to the name Pelios, related to the sea.

Pell

A surname which means to peel or skin, used as a given name.

Pelle

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

Pelleas

A character in Arthurian legend, associated with chivalry and nobility.

Pellegrino

Traveler or pilgrim, derived from the word pellegrin.

Pelson

Derived from a surname meaning son of Pella.

Pelton

A name related to a farmstead or settlement by a pool.

Pemberley

A surname originally denoting a place associated with nobility or estate.

Pembroke

A name derived from a town in Wales; often associated with nobility.

Pen

Predominantly a short form for names like Penelope, often meaning 'weaver'.

Pendle

A name derived from the Pendle Hill area, associated with historical tales.

Penelope

Weaver; a faithful wife in Greek mythology

Penha

Rock or cliff

Penka

A nickname for the name Petka; often means 'rock' or 'stone.'

Penko

A diminutive of Peter meaning 'rock' or 'stone' in a Christian context.

Penlea

Derived from Old English, meaning 'meadow by a hill.'

Penleigh

A place name meaning 'meadow by the pond.'

Penley

A dwelling by the pen, relating to a river or hill.

Penly

A variant of Penley, meaning 'from the hill with a pen.'

Penn

A hill or a hilltop dwelling.

Penna

Feather or pen; signifies creativity and communication.

Pennamar

An placename origin meaning the former hill; used mainly as a surname.

Pennant

A flag; often symbolizes identity or belonging.

Penne

Refers to 'feathers'; often metaphorically used for inspiration or lightness.

Penney

A diminutive of Penelope, meaning 'weaver.'

Penni

A variant of Penny, meaning 'weaver.'

Pennie

A variant of Penny, meaning 'weaver.'

Pennilyn

A creative variation combining 'Penny' and '-lyn,' often meaning 'weaver.'

Pennington

From the estate of Penning, meaning 'settlement or enclosure of the family of Penn.'

Pennlea

A modern combination name derived from 'Penny' and 'lea,' meaning 'meadow of the weaver.'

Pennleah

Another variant derived from 'Penny' and 'leah,' indicating a meadow or clearing of a weaver.

Penthea

She who comes in spring, a name related to renewal and rebirth.

Penticost

Referring to the celebration of Pentecost, significant in Christian faith.

Penton

From the hill of the oak, an English surname turned first name.

Penu

Meaning and origins are less documented but related to names meaning 'to be' or 'to exist.'

Peoht

Strong or powerful, from Old English roots.

Peohtel

Derived from 'powerful' or 'warlike', synonymous with strength.

Peohtgils

A historical name likely derived from a personal name meaning 'battle.'

Peohthelm

A name meaning 'battle helmet.'

Peohtla

A name meaning 'battle area.'

Peohtred

A name meaning 'counsel in battle.'

Peohtwine

A name meaning 'friend in battle.'

Peot

A name with an uncertain meaning, possibly related to 'mighty.'

Pepin

A name meaning 'a small seed' or 'stone'.

Pepito

A diminutive form of the name Joseph, meaning 'he will add.'

Pepper

A name derived from the spice, symbolizing warmth and flavor.

Peppin

A variation of Pepin, meaning 'a small seed' or 'stone'.

Peppino

A diminutive form of Joseph, meaning 'he will add.'

Per

Rock; stone.

Percard

A brave or courageous one in French.

Perce

To pierce; a reference to a warrior's ability in French.

Perceval

One who pierces the valley; a name linked to Arthurian legend.

Percey

A variant of Percy, meaning to pierce or to be able to go through in French.

Percival

The name of a knight in Arthurian legend, meaning 'to pierce the valley' in French.

Percivale

Another form of Percival, meaning ‘one who pierces the valley’ in French.

Percy

A person from the land of the pierce, historically linked to the nobility.

Perdita

Lost; often refers to something precious that is unobtainable or longed for.

Perdy

Derived from 'Perdita', a diminutive form representing lost or precious identify.

Pere

Stone or rock; symbolizes strength and stability.

Peredur

A name of legendary origins, linked with bravery and honor in Welsh folklore.

Peregrin

Peregrin means 'traveler' or 'pilgrim'.

Peregrine

Peregrine means 'foreigner' and is associated with a patron saint.

Perekin

Perekin is a diminutive form of Peregrine, meaning 'traveler'.