Philena

Loving or friendly; derived from the Greek word for love.

Philibert

Bright or shining with a noble spirit.

Philip

Lover of horses.

Philipa

Lover of horses; feminine form of Philip.

Philipp

Lover of horses; a variant of Philip.

Philippa

Lover of horses; feminine variant of Philipp.

Philippe

Lover of horses; French variant of Philip.

Philippina

Lover of horses; feminine form of Philippus.

Philippos

Lover of horses; variant of Philip.

Philippus

Philippus means 'lover of horses' in Greek.

Philips

Philips is a variant of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses' in Greek.

Philis

Philis is a feminized form of Philip, and it conveys similar meanings relating to affection.

Phillbert

Phillbert is a diminutive form of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses' in German contexts.

Phillida

Phillida is a variant of Philida, related to Philip, meaning 'lover of horses' in English.

Phillip

Phillip means 'lover of horses' in Greek.

Phillipa

Phillipa is a feminine variant of Philip, meaning 'lover of horses' in English contexts.

Phillipe

Lover of horses, a common name derived from the Greek origin meaning 'friend of horses.'

Phillippa

One who loves horses, the feminine form of Philip.

Phillips

Son of Philip, derived from the Greek meaning 'friend of horses.'

Phillipus

A Latin variation of Philip, meaning friend of horses.

Phillis

A name derived from Greek mythology, often associated with the story of a beautiful woman.

Philmen

A name that could mean 'friend of men', derived from the Greek.

Philo

Friend or lover; derived from ancient Greek meaning 'loving' or 'fond of'.

Philoma

Lover of the family, symbolizing familial love and affection.

Philomen

Friend of strength; a name conveying the essence of loyalty and support.

Philomena

Lover of strength; associated with the virtue of fortitude.

Philomene

Friend of strength, emphasizing companionship and support.

Philomenos

One who loves strength or who is strong; often connected to loyalty.

Philon

Loving or fond of; often associated with affectionate relationships.

Philota

Lover of wealth; indicates a fondness for prosperity.

Phoebey

Radiant or shining, often associated with light.

Phylicia

Derived from 'Felicia', meaning 'happy' or 'lucky' in Latin.

Phylis

Means 'foliage' or 'greenery' in Greek, often symbolizing growth.

Phyliss

A variant of 'Phyllis', meaning 'foliage' in Greek.

Phyllida

Means 'leafy', coming from the Greek 'Phyllis', symbolizing nature.

Phyllis

Means 'foliage' or 'greenery', often associated with nature in Greek mythology.

Phyre

Variant spelling of 'fire', symbolizing passion and intensity.

Pia

Means 'pious' or 'devout' in Latin.

Pic

A small choice piece, often denotes a pictorial reference.

Pica

A magpie, but in culture signifies a tendency to collect or obsess.

Pickford

Son of the picker, an occupational surname.

Pickworth

Derived from habitational names, meaning place associated with a person named Pick.

Piedad

Piety; signifies religious devotion in Christian contexts.

Pier

Rock; a variant of Peter, often seen in French-speaking cultures.

Piera

Rock; a feminine variant of Peter, popular in Italian contexts.

Pierce

Son of Piers; a name that signifies grace and strength in English traditions.

Piercy

Son of Piers; similar in meaning to Pierce, a traditional English name.

Pierina

Little rock; a diminutive form of Piera, used in Italian-speaking countries.

Pierluigi

Peter Louis; a combination name often used in Italian culture.

Piero

Rock; a form of Peter.

Pierre

Rock; derived from the Greek word 'petros'.

Pierrel

A diminutive form of Pierre, meaning little rock.

Pierrette

A diminutive form of Pierre, meaning little rock.

Piers

A variant of Peter, meaning rock.

Pierse

A variation of Piers, meaning rock.

Pierson

Son of Peter, meaning rock.

Piet

A variant of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Pieta

Pity, commonly associated with the Virgin Mary holding Jesus after the crucifixion.

Pietari

A Finnish variant of Peter, meaning 'rock.'

Pieter

A variation of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Pietja

A diminutive of Pieter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Pietra

The feminine variant of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Pietro

The Italian version of Peter, meaning 'rock' or 'stone.'

Pietronella

Rock; derived from the name Peter.

Piety

Devoutness or reverence towards God.

Pignores

To entangle or involve in but more commonly referring to the act of binding.

Piia

A variation of the name Pia, meaning 'pious' or 'devout.'

Pike

A sharp point or spear; can also refer to a type of fish.

Pila

A variant of the word meaning 'honey' or can refer to 'yellow.'

Pilar

A pillar or support, often associated with religious connotations.

Pileca

A name derived from the word for 'plum.'

Pilheard

A watchful person; one who keeps an eye out.

Pilot

One who leads or guides, especially in navigation.

Pilvi

Cloud, often associated with softness and gentleness in Finnish culture.

Pina

Derived from a Spanish word for pine apple, often symbolizing hospitality and good fortune.

Pinel

A variant of 'Pine', also a diminutive of names like Apollinaire.

Pink

Typically associated with the color representing love and nurturing.

Pinkie

A diminutive form of Pink, often used affectionately

Pinna

Wing; can denote various meanings in different contexts, often related to protection.

Pinnel

A small hill or mound; a diminutive form of pin.

Pino

Pine; often used as a diminutive of names like Giuseppe.

Piotr

A form of Peter, meaning rock in Greek.

Piper

One who plays the pipe; a musician.

Pipere

Variation of Piper; one who plays the pipe.

Piperel

Small or diminutive form of Piper; a musician.

Pipina

Meaning undefined; potentially a diminutive of Piper.

Pippen

Little seed; a term of endearment for a child or small thing.

Pippin

Little seed; a term of endearment often relating to youth.

Pires

Stone or rock.

Piri

A form of 'Pirkko', meaning 'little one'.

Piritta

Derived from 'Pirkko', meaning 'little girl'.

Pirizzi

Possibly derived from the name 'Pira', meaning 'of the fire'.

Pirjo

Diminutive of 'Pirkko', meaning 'little person'.

Pirkko

Little; a variant of the name 'Birgitta'.

Pirro

A variant of Pierro, signifies rock or stone in Italian.

Pisa

An Italian city name, it signifies the birthplace of the famous Leaning Tower.

Pitt

A surname used as a first name, often denoting a strong, stalwart individual.

Pius

Means 'pious' or 'dutiful' in Latin.

Pixie

Refers to a mythical creature known for its playful nature.

Placencia

Pleasantness; signifies peace and harmony