Placid

Calm and peaceful; represents tranquility

Placida

Calm or peaceful; signifies serenity in character

Placido

Calm or serene; often associated with a peaceful demeanor

Placidus

Calm or tranquil; signifies peacefulness

Plaine

A variant of 'plain', often used as a poetic name.

Plamen

Flame; fire.

Plat

Flat; often associated with a flat area or surface.

Platt

Flat; from the term 'platt', meaning flat area land.

Pleasance

Pleasantness; a state of being agreeable or pleasing.

Pleasant

Giving pleasure; agreeable.

Plechelm

A strong helmet; one who protects passionately.

Pleghelm

One who is covered by a strong helmet, symbolizing protection.

Plegmund

A name meaning one who is in control or governs well.

Plenorius

Full of life or abundance.

Plesa

A derivative of the name that means 'pleasure'.

Plesance

Pleasantness or delight; comes from the name Plesa.

Plesancia

Pleasantness or charm; derived from related Latin elements.

Plesantia

Pleasance, derived from charm or delight.

Plesencia

Pleasantness; connected to pleasure.

Plinio

Of the Pliny family; often interpreted as 'full of life'.

Plucca

Means 'the one who brings pleasure' or 'delight'.

Plutarco

Wealthy from the Greek word for wealth, often associated with playfulness.

Pocel

Pocel is a modern invented name without a specific meaning but often signifies uniqueness.

Poesia

Poesia means 'poetry' in Italian, symbolizing creativity and artistry.

Poesy

Poesy is derived from 'poetry' and signifies a love for creative expression.

Poiema

A created thing; signifies craftsmanship or artistry.

Policarpo

From the Latin name meaning 'much fruit'.

Polidore

Derived from the Greek for 'much gift'.

Polina

Little stone or defender of the people.

Polissena

Little city; derived from the Greek for city.

Polita

City dweller; derived from the word for city.

Pollard

A person who has the head or top of a tree lopped off.

Pollekin

Little pollard or tree; diminutive of Pollard.

Pollerd

Variant of Pollard, often referring to trimmed trees or certain names.

Polloch

A surname referring to someone from a place of the same name in Scotland.

Pollock

Name of a location in Scotland, also used as a surname.

Polly

Diminutive form of Mary or a name associated with parrot-like qualities.

Pollyana

Derived from Polly, meaning a cheerful and optimistic person.

Pollyrd

Possibly derived from variations of Paul; meaning 'small' or 'humble.'

Polonius

A name created by Shakespeare, possibly meaning 'Little Polonius' or related to Polish heritage.

Polous

A variation of Paul or similar names with unclear specific meaning.

Pompey

A name of Roman origin, possibly meaning 'the one who is strong' or 'the one who is brave'.

Pompiliu

An ancient Roman name, possibly related to the Pomponius family.

Ponce

A name of Latin origin meaning 'the brave' or 'the fighter'.

Poncho

A diminutive form of Alfonso, meaning 'noble' or 'ready for battle'.

Poncius

One who is from Pontus; historically associated with ancient Roman names.

Pontius

Of the bridge; commonly associated with the historical figure Pontius Pilate.

Pontus

Sea; often associated with the sea god in mythology.

Pooler

A person living near a pool or lake.

Porfio

Porfio is often used as a diminutive of Porfirio, meaning 'to be prosperous' in Greek.

Porfirio

Porfirio means 'to be prosperous' and is derived from the Greek word 'porphyros'.

Porsche

A offering; to carry.

Porsha

Similar to the name 'Porsche', associated with wealth or prosperity.

Port

A harbor or place where ships dock.

Porter

Gatekeeper or someone who carries luggage.

Posey

A flower or bouquet.

Posh

Stylish or elegant.

Posie

A flower name; a bouquet, often of wildflowers.

Poss

Derived from the name 'Joseph' meaning 'God will add'.

Possel

A diminutive form of the name 'Joseph'.

Posy

A small bunch of flowers; a term of endearment.

Potter

One who makes pottery or derived from the profession of pottery.

Prascovia

A form of the name 'Praskovya' which means the 'feast of Easter' or 'born on Easter' in Greek.

Praskovya

Of a glorious, bright character; often associated with strength.

Praxedes

Praxedes means 'safeguard' or 'protection' in Greek.

Preben

Preben is derived from Old Norse elements meaning 'priest' and 'bear,' suggesting a leader of the people.

Preciosa

Preciosa means precious or valuable in Spanish, reflecting the worth of someone beloved.

Precious

Precious denotes something of great value or beloved, frequently used to express affection.

Preed

Preed is a variant suggesting joy or happiness, often reflecting a positive individual trait.

Prentice

A name that means 'apprentice' or 'learner.'

Prentis

A variation of Prentice, meaning 'apprentice' or 'one who learns.'

Prentiss

A variant of Prentice, signifying 'one in training' or 'learner.'

Preostcot

A name derived from Old English, meaning 'the cot or house by the grave.'

Prepelaos

A name that signifies a strong protective spirit or guardian.

Prescot

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'the priest's cottage.'

Prescott

An English surname meaning 'the priest's cottage.'

Presh

A modern diminutive form of names like Presley or Prescott; no traditional meaning.

Presha

A modern variation of Presha derived from names like Presley; carries no traditional meaning.

Preslee

A modern spelling variant of Presley, meaning 'priest's field.'

Presleigh

A variation of Presley, referring to 'priest's meadow.'

Presley

Derived from a surname meaning 'priest's meadow.'

Preslie

A variant spelling of Presley, meaning 'priest's meadow or field.'

Presly

A variant of Presley; means 'priest's meadow.'

Press

An abbreviation or nickname form associated with names like Presley; no traditional meaning.

Presslee

A modern feminine variant of Presley, meaning 'priest's meadow.'

Pressley

Derived from a surname meaning 'priest's meadow.'

Pressleyl

A variant of Pressley or Presley; carries no additional traditional meaning.

Presta

A form often associated with the word for 'to be or to present.'

Prestan

A modern variation of Preston, meaning 'priest's town.'

Prestcot

An alternate spelling of Prescott, meaning 'the priest's cottage.'

Prestcott

An alternate spelling of Prescott; means 'the priest's cottage.'

Prestin

A variation of Preston, meaning 'priest's town.'

Prestley

A name meaning 'from the priest's meadow' or 'priest's clearing'.

Preston

A name meaning 'priest's town' or 'town of the priest'.

Pretoria

Named after the founder of Pretoria, which means 'place of the priests'.

Prewitt

A name meaning 'priest's farm'.

Price

Son of the priest; derived from the Old French word 'prince' meaning 'noble' or 'royalty'.

Priestley

From the priest's meadow or clearing, indicating a location or origin associated with clergy.

Priestly

Related to a priest or priesthood; indicating an association with religious leaders.

Prim

Prim means 'neat' or 'proper', often associated with a demure personality.